The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-04
BEATEN ENBYPBNDSYLFATIA.
The American Grew Wins It's Sec
ond Heat at Henley.

The Thames Rowing Club EIS NJ
Easfi, Dcfeated-Fhe HeIgians Go
Down Rcforc LcaUder After
Game struEzIe-Thc other Events.
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winners Oh S'S-'i i'i1S : '--l''''' '.''
for the Grand Challenge cup. were s'7,'''l
The vfctors in their respective heats today
and Will row against each other in The
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eliiSS wanna '-ts''SI ''''
ing Club crew IN very easy l7Shio" "E
three lengths. in seven minutes and TWEEN
1z--+7-o seconds The T.eanders had a
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i-1i w '''''S "a 49,
crew OF belgium aH q pa'e 'S-i71Ii' '"'
in better time -han Pennsylvania. cover
mo rho course in seven minutes and eight
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Inc morning "aNi-e' warm anu S'o'U-
less and a crowd OF record proportions
gathered to witness the second days pro-
er,nr7e of the royal REGATTA long before
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poth banks oI the ihafnes ana the mar
gins Of water behind the course presented
an ,17l,r,l,ar L,a1ai7escoDe of. brilliant mil
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SelieU'ieu i"T 'iie uas' '"' 'ii ii''s' - e7''-
tered on the third and fourth heats Tor
the Grand Challenge Cup. which were
the first on the r-oeyrarnr7a
Ieander,s cor7+esr with tho Rowing C1,b
Nautioue. Of cbent Belgium oDened th,
dav- The BeIgians are a most workman
ike combination but they have not tra,J-
bled themselves much with training Tbev
arrived here last Sunday. but they were
not engaged in anv Of Yesterdays con-
tests. They spert the dav srroIIfnp abo7Jr
the lawns. seeking the 9co1Taintance Of
the ladies and in eniovinc themselves gen
orally
The Pennsylvanians. on the other hand
did not depart for moment from their
rigorous training although the Thames
Club crew whom they met in the second
event today were immeasurabIy inferior
to them The Americans have not spent
an hour in Henley or near the scene OF the
regatta. except while rowing in their own
heats
They padded down the course to the
Starting post at If-4e O'Clock. and were
applauded all the way.
From a good start the Thames crew
struck nm a stroke or sq1L and Panrs,I
vania a The Americans toot, tho I'D
fronoe55ot.l,- s,5 1--,o,,-5-,e- .t,e;- -
ents- caIit,-e did not troTI1Ia n ev.r+
themselves frt r,addIad o,-a- tE,, ,C.,,rsl
The race was nracricaTz- a 7,rocessfo-, an
the wav for Pennsy-Ivaria The Ar,e-i
cans treated he heat as = serioUs rleas-
antrv and after finishing aae,. winners
b1 1brae lengths II, tho eIovvss+ TN, -.
thev showed that tbaz, nd 1-f,5 -,
to sho,1t-rbeir co1Ieo.. c.,,- ,-7 -, -
three cheers for the -T,1ar,as ,g-,t, -r.,s
band Of the Oxford Tie-h+ Tnfa,+-,. 81
lowed tb5c corr1sc7- ~ ,,7,,-5,, ..-r,,,
Belle of New y7rt, - and t,,f ,r-r,,-7 ,.,,e,
ed for the Stars and Str5n.e ,.ri,,,,,
flags were numerous ay,o,,e, ~. -
canoes and rovboats s1o,,gy ~, 80,
The heat between tba !. .ear,fsre a,,-5 H.
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