New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

the rest OF the way home, and Won in a walk by
seven good lengths Detroit was second three
lengths in front OF Union Time OF the winning
crew. S;281e; time OF the second crew. $50
INTERMEDIATE DOUBLE SOULS
First heat-1aursqre Beat Club. Troy-Ansou D Bets
Boot Club, New-york-5 F. Jacoby. bow. H Fsas-srs-
Union got of with slight lead but was quickly
passed BY the Laureate crew. which led AZ the
Union had drawn ahead. with Nassau seconI.
Ghlon was length 70 the good at the three
Union had innrsase6 tH I Lee ms "a she
Laureate length in front OF Nassau Union CON
tinued 10 increase the lead in the row home. get
the Laureate crew. which was four lengths ahead
OF Nassau The time Of the winning crew vas
s;-z4' and that OF the second crew $50
Gus 5''fs''P :'as5s s:uE rs sa s ss Pun F R
delphta. Hugh Monaghan
The three scuIIers got of on 4 line and kept To-
getner ike a team for the first half mile At
line. with Monaghan about three feet back Marsh
g,i i grser we're separated by inches only at he
stopped Just before the mile reached The
one in the last quarter Greer appeared 10 have
little the the, best Of il. In The last eighth Marsh
MS cork however. and when within $50 yards OF
me H l. Greer gave up. He was not more than
baked baked Marsh then rowed home as he pleased,
line TO get in the final heat.
PARIS FoUR-oARED SHELLS
w PfToi, Mos R:9' a. cas DeEot'nJ2ssPh Lyp
Con z DAILY. No. 5. Z. H Ten Eyck. stroke
The crews went on slowly. with wachuset, on
the outside course Ten Eyck soon made things
lively, and at the quarter his crew led the Detroit
oarsmen by length. Both crews were pulling over
The tide The Jh +40ce 70 sSE me Peneaf o.
strokes The minute their rail mel dad
through the water in beautiful style. At the half
they had open water between them and Detroit At
holding Detroit safe Wachusett had a length and
in the. home. but it availed nothing ana the
boys from Worcester crossed the line first BY a
was 775- The Detroit's time was 7:1ol5
SENIOR EIGHT-oARED SHELLS
First Bohemian Eoa- Club Y9rk-El- MaEouss3.
No. ! Al chaioupka No s Al Iadman n1' 20
Kana o9Sswsin KnckeTboeEe1 Athletic club
2 Tsw.5o-k-J Hot bow " Bentley No 2 ,
Ianaley No .: ] F o'connell No s. z J Savage. No,
Gus a:d:y. soS bavard Nafs5
9obr Ssoe NJ 5c fs 30 .: N'l IA ar No =
Bsseke. 30 :. John Exley stroke; Louis Adele cox
Mcdonald bow: Dan, Burke No. 2 James DtIon.
JACK shanaon No s walter Addresses No :; Patrick
Lyons. stroke. Con Lyons, coxsWaizn-
The NIiIIstrean eight failed 10 get OF in the first
start in which The First Bohemian crew had
slightly the best OF II. and the crews were called
one with the four crews OF together line
The First Bohemian crew had the New-York shore,
then came the Knickerbocker eight, NeSper and
AIllsrream. At the quarter mile the Philadelphia
oarsmen succeeded in pOkng the nose OF their shell
barely past the First Bohemian with the KuiCk-
erbocker and MiIlstream Fights one length back
Vesper led by scanr half length at the half mile
with First Bohemian second half length in
front OF Knickerbocker and Mtlsrrear which
were together. The half mile was rowed N "a
At the three-quarters Vesper was still leading by
half length with First Bohemian in second place,
two lengths in front OF the kniCkerbOcker. which
led 4Iillstream by half length. Both the Fesper
and First Bohemian Fights were rowing forty
strokes a minute. and the race devolved into
terrific struggle between these TWO crews. Do as
they could the New-York oarsmen could not over
come the lead OF PhiIadelphias crack eight. but
neither could the latter crew increase its advan-
tage Az the mile First Bohemian by a desperate
squirt so close TO Nesper that only inches sePa
rated them. The mile covered in 5-t9 agalnst
the tide. Tesper was the Steadter. however. and
slowly but surely gain began 20 forge 10 the front
Ericke-bocker was I'VE lengths back and leading
NIfIlstrearn by a quarter length From here 20
the finish line the one long. terrific squirt
between Vesper and First bohemian Nes7er H7al-
" winning by three-quarters OF a length. FIST
Bismarck was second. four lengths n front a.
NItIIstrearn which third, length and half
IN front OF Knickerbocker-
Ves2er's time was 91-i4 First Bohemian Sl+;
NIillStrearn. sS5. and Knickerhocker, 9-t3-