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fourteen seconds. having increased her
lead by four seconds On this half-mle.
The Yale men were still rowing well to
gether and had enOJ gh fight left IN them
TO put their stroke up 10 S.. Harvard
raised hers to the same rate and crossed
the lire twenty seconds ahead of Yale,
leading BY practically six lengths. In
less than minute after tie race was
over the two Fights r0wed off To their
quarters, Yale in che gloom of defeat
Harvard amid the noise and glory of vic
tory 10 fall into the arms of 80 old
graduates. who had tumbled out of the
observation trains. There was no CTiti-
cism of either crew with the possible eX-
CeptiOn Of Dixon Van BiarcOm. 1ale's No.
Once in the race he was nOticeably
behind IN his stroke
As the race progressed he got into bet
ter time and seemed TO do his work more
satisfactorily.
AT the Harvard quarters the crew elect
ed Jesse Edwin Waid 1910 eff Denver.
Z in the crew He is - years old six feet
two inches in height, and weighs 116
pounds.
At the start of the four-oared race Yale
forged slightly ahead and increased the
lead to a length at -he half mile At the
three-QUaTteTs Harvard began TO creep up
and at the mile and quarter the crews
were nearly on even terms. with Harvard.
however, apparently pulling the stronger
stroke Nearing the niile and half Har-
ward pulled ahead and a quarter Of a
mile from the finish see med to have the
race well in hand. Yale spurted desper-
ately. but could not Eain, and Harvard
crossed the line a winner by three and
a half lengths Official time; Harvard,
1874, Yale, l3..S.
The freshman race was more One-sided.
The Yale youngsters caught the water
first. but at the end of 200 yards Harvard
was leading Approaching the half-mile
Yale got off her course slightly and at the
half-mile Harvard led by nearly length,
the crew pulling a dashing stroke which
dropped Yale steadily
At the mile Harvard was leading by
nearly four lengths. having covered the
distance in 5-21 uuoffiCiaIly.
At the mile and a half Harvard seemed
to be fully five lengths ahead. and Yale
was splashing bodily.
Approaching the finish Harvard kept
up its stroke while Yale was still steadily
pulling about five lengths i'm the rear.
Harvard slackened speed coming TO the
ludges boat and won by about ten
official time: Harvard, n.32: Yale.
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TIE FOR HIGGINS TROPHY
Chicago and Los Angeles Women
Golfers Make Scores of 6 Down
on Par.

Chicago, July 1.-The Midlothian Coun-
try club of this city and the Los Angeles
Country club tied for first hOnOTs with a
score of 6 down on par I'm the Western
Women's Golf association competition Tor
the Crafts ". Higgins team trophy. &C
Cording to unofficial reports. Twenty
five teams of four women each competed
I'm the annual event at eighteen holes,
and in the majority of cases finished
down on par by large margins.
The contest was Conducted along the
same lines as the struggle for the Tom
Morris trophy this year. In former years
the contest was held on one course with
the result that the Chicago clubs praC-
tically monopolized the event. The new
plan threw the lists open to clubs in all
parts of the west.
The executive committee of the Western
Women's Golf association will set the date
for the pay-Off.
The HOmewQod club of this city is third,
with a score Of 10 down, and Euclid club
of Cleveland, fourth, with 20 down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
LOCALS OUTFIT
BUTTE AND WIN
Hot Weather WeakenS Pitchers
and Players Pile Up the
BingIeS.
Intermountain League.

In another batting bee at Walkers field
yesterday salt Lake won by a score of
ll 70 s. II was again q hard day on the
pitchers and while hot weather may be
the real thing 10 get the best there is
out Of a tWiTler. the results I'm the last
couple Of games and the intense heat
bring the conclusion that too much is as
bad a. not enough Thomas started out
TO pitch shut-out BAN for Salt Lake, as
Hunt did on the preceding day, but
Thomas began TO weaken near the
end Of the game and for a few minutes il
looked as If Butte would duplicate the
trick of the day before. Thomas was
taken out and Annis put IN and there
line
Marshall started for Butte. but Salt
Lake was after him in the first inning
AT the end of the sixth when Butte be
gan 10 forge to the front. MCAdams was
put I'm the box, but ne did not fare much
better than Marshall.
salt Lake was 10 the bad i'm fielding
yesterday and made several errors, which
proved costly. The hot weather was prob
ably 20 blame as much as anything as
the boys did not SHOW the ginger they
usually do Even Salt Lakes infield,
which Is the best in the league, seemed
TO have lost all its snap and the fast
doubles We're missing for this reason
While salt Lake won the game by a
good margin. vet IT was no cinch and the
fans were on the lookout for a repetition
Of the day before.
Billy Campbell. playing manager Of
Butte, was n the game yesterday for the
first time i'm week. He Is suffering
from an injury received last week i'm
Boise and his absence has shot the Miners
an To- pieces. While Campbell did not step
around as he usually does. yet his pres
ence greatly strengthened the Butte field
ing
There VIII not De a game today. As this
Is an open dale. but the two teams viii
meet again Saturday. The score;
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At Sheepshead.

Sheepshead Bay, n Y, July First
race, five furlOngs-FOllie Levy. to y,
won; Glennadeanne, 2 to /, second; Cross
over, 20 to l. third. Time-1:01 20.
Second race. seven fUrlOngs-Nimbus, 4
to 8, won; ROseben, 8 to !, second; CasqUe,
to /, third Time-1.26.
Third race, five and One-half furlongs-
Dalmatian, even, won; Sandrian, 3 to /,
second; SchOOI Marin, to 5, third. Time
j .0S.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Fashion
Plate II to ., won; ETHEREAL, Is to 10, sec
ond; Royal Captive, to ., third. Time
1876 20.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Malthie
to 2, won; Montgomery, s to 3, second ;
The Squire, % to !, third. Time-1:53 Is
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-St
FaisCnay. L to 8. won; Danger, 90 to l.
second; Nobility, to 1, third. Time
.t6 a.
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At Latonia.

Latonia, July First race, five fur
longs-Rowland Otis, to 1, won; MARITIME
H, 10 to ], second; G. NJ. Miller TO ..
third. Time-1:0G As.
Second race, mile and seventy yards
Gerrymander, g 90 ., won; Landlord, Z to
/, second; Plume, 10 to l, third. Time
las.
dida, 80 to 1. won; Quagga, 3 to 1, second ;
Maid Militant, TO ], third. Time-1:52 As.
Fourth race. five and one-half furlongs-
Prince Ahmed. to o. won. CollOQuy. 8
to 5. second; Tom McGrath, % to 1, third.
Time .04 As.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Dr Waldo
Briggs. 100 to /, won; w. A. Leach. Is to
]. second: Ethalda, 20 to 1, third. Time
1;13 1-5.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards
Heine to 8 won Orlando. 70 to l. sec
ond; Reside, % to 1, third Time-1:43 3-5.
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Yesterdays
Results.
Am ERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. July New York defeated
Washington today in a ten inning game
Score. r. H. E
Washington . ............-....... .
-NeN 10TH --.- -.---....--.-...-. %
Batteries-Smith, Hughes and Street;
Quinn, Manning and Sweeney.
Cleveland. July cleveland was easy
tor Detroit today Score. r. H. 2
NttfSldliu s------.s-ss.-. p
DrlIoll .s-s a.-...t..s..s..-s L z
Batteries-Liebhsrdt Berger and Eas-
terly; Willett and Schmidt
Chicago. July 1.-St. Louis continued its
winning streak today by defeating Chi
CagO. Score. r. ii. +.
tnlcagO --.-------.----- %
81 LOUIS -----.----. ------.-------
Batteries-White and owens, Sullivan,
Petty and Criger.
Boston. July Boston won the fourth
game Of the series from Philadelphia to-
DAY. Score: r. II. +.
philadelphia PaI,oi ....''...'..''.'' s :
Boston -.-- .....--.-.-.---...... --- 3
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Arel-
lanes and Carrigan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
SCHOOLS TRAINING
FOR DALT0N'S SCALP

Cheyenne. WyO., July ]. = "Muggsy''
Schools is getting into grand shape for
his fight with Kid Dalton, the Pacific
coast lightweight, which takes place at
Lander on July .. Schools is now down to
weight and is faster than ever before in
his career. "Muggsy" goes through his
regular training stunts, gym work and a
run on the road in the morning and col
leCts fares on the Cheyenne street rail-
way in the afternoon. He is "a financier
and does not propose to be idle a moment,
even though he has a lucrative fight in
sight Even money is offered here with
no takers that Dalton will not be on his
feet after the tenth round
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WHITNEY ENTRY Is
SECOND IN ENGLAND

Newmarket England, July The 3
year-old selling plate of 200 sovereigns,
distance five furlOngs. was won today
by the Gally Bawn filly, H. p. Whitney's
third.
The July cup of 800 sovereigns for all
ages. six furlongs, was won by Jack
snipe. GlasgeriOn was second and st.
Michan third
The Exeter stakes Of 50 sovereigns each.
with 30 sovereigns added. for 2-year-Olds,
six furlongs, was won by the Jade. II.
2. Whitneys Top o. Mornng was second
and Samoa II third
The S-year-old handicap Of 800 sover-
eigns, seven furlOngs. was won by J. r.
Keene's Esperanto. Symbolic was second
and Santazella third.
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FALL MEETING ON FOR
CHURCHILL DOWNS

Louisville. Ky, July Colonel J. NJ.
VIM, president of the American Turf as
soclauon and vice president of the new
Louisville Jockey club announced today,
fail meeting of two weeks beginning
about Oct. ]. for Churchill Downs ana
made the statement that racing on the
new mile and an eighth course at Juarez,
Mex, would be inaugurated on Thanks
giving day to continue 100 days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
RESULTS IN SENDER
KLASSE BOAT FACES

Kiel July &c. c. Kroggsmann's Tilly
y won the last of the sender klasse
races today. Firstens Marguerite came
in a few lengths behind Tilly Y and J,
Stahms Resi- III was third. Three sender
klasse boats are to be sent to America
tot race the representatives of the eastern
yacht clubs off Marblehead this summer
and although they have not been cho-
sen officially the selections probably viii
be Hevella, which has taken three first
prizes out of five lilly Y which has
taken two first prizes and Angela owned
by Crown Prince Frederick William,
which twice has been given second honors.
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NelCk. TwO-base hits-W assOn. Sacri-
flee flies-Gray, Sits. Double plays-NIorse
&c Elsey. Left on bases-Helena. 8. Boise
So. Earned runs-Boise, .; Helena, .
Innings pitched-By Buckets. .: by Butler
Z; by johnson. g. Hits-Off Buckets. ?.
off Butler, o. Base on balls-Off Butler
S; off Johnson. 1. Struck out-By Buck
els, p. by Butler, I; by Johnson. D. Hit
by pitcher-FuChell, Lodell. Wild pitch
Buckets. Sacrifice hits-Murray, Case
Time-1:55. Umpire-Fink. Attendance
zoo
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HARDY VS.. HEIR TONIGHT
Williams and Schnell Fight It Out
With Palmer and Nesbitt in
Pursuit Race.

Two special features are down on the
card for the races at the Salt Palace
this evening One is a sprint event. ana
the other pursuit race. which viii give
the fans a chance TO see both styles OF
racing Hardy Downing goes against
Paddy Ifehir i'm a match race. best two ifi
three heats, at half, three-quarters ana
a mile williams and SchneN viii repre-
sen America against Australia whose in
tersst ~ be looked ate, by Nesbitt ana
Palmer. in a team pursuit race. the tirst
Of this style TO be pulled off this year.
The regular program viii have three
mile open lap and three-qudrtef mile
handicap professional. and an unknown
distance lap and Australian pursuit anna
teur.
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Today's Latonia Entries.

First race. three-QuaTters of a mile.
selling Leamence, 112; Goldemar. p. J.
Mccarthy, Bald Hazard, Sinfran, Odin,
Orlet. Pyro Mimic, Rush Mason, Harry
Summerfield. 100: Dexterine fannie, Sin
long. WOOdnOteh 1O7.
Second race. eleven-siXteenths of a mile,
seIling-Eva Tanguay, 10; Redeem. 107
Mae Henley Pinkard 1O3; Cantesel. Ban
ives. 1Ol. ora Dale Amanda Lee. Autumn
Rose. %.
Third race mile and One-eighth. selling
Qua ggs, los; Lubin, J. c. Core. Miss
Crawford los; Mason. 103: Winning Star
Moscow Bell. Listerine, 101.
Fourth race, three-uuarters of a mile,
purse-Charlie Eastman. III: Hiram, 10l /.
Danna. 90; Mailman. PalO Alto, Tom Hol-
land. 9S. Banrida. 81.
Fifth race, mile and One-sixteenth. sell
ing-AIr. Barley, rs; Joe Rose. Font. 112;
Snap III. Greenbridge. 107; st. Auaire,
AdmOnitor. 104; Sniff, f02.
Sixth race. mile and one-eighth. selling
-BelIeview. 10: Hans. Albert Star. 10;
Alma Boy. 109; Sarew. 104; Lille Turner,
Mamie Algol. 103: Vanen. 101.
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MCGRAW ANXIOUS TO
GET B0WERMAN BACK

New York. Jnuly Manager McGraw
Of the New York National league base ball
club. is negotiating with the Boston Ma
tionals for the return of Catcher Frank
BOWerman, who was a star of several
seasons under McGraw. In the deal it is
understood that Boston will acquire sew
eral of the New York players in exchange
for BOWerman and that the big catcher's
demands concerning salary have been met
partly at least. 1t is believed that the
deal will be cOnsummated within a day
ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
H0RSEMEN MEET TO
DISCUSS RACING

A meeting Of the Salt Lake Driving club
as well as all interested hOrsemen of the
city has been called for this evening at
the State fair rooms on Third South. The
object Of the meeting is the discussion OF
races for the coming state fair. Horse
men from Provo, Spanish Fork, Ogden and
surrounding towns will probably be on
hand and it is thought preparations can be
started for a weeks races that will be
success. Secretary James Devine said last
evening that there are a number Of good
harness horses in the state at the present
time and that a little hustling will bring
in many outsiders.
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BASEBALL
Standing of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, July las a mark Of re
spect TO the memory Of State Senator Is
raeI W. Durham, prominent Republican
leader OF this city and president of the
philadelphia National Baseball club.
whose funeral took place today. no games
were played by National league clubs this
afternoon. The funeral was one of the
largest ever witnessed in this city. Among
the prominent men present were Governor
Stuart and United States Senators Pen
rose and Oliver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
sHAwMuT CAR APPEALS.

Seattle. July 1.-The Shawmut car.
which finished second in the New York
to Seattle automobile race. has appealed
to the contest committee of the Automo-
bile club Of America from the decision Of
Referee NJ. Robert Guggenheim awarding
the Ford car No. the prize. The con
testant alleges violations of the rules by
the Ford car
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BOISE, 5; HELENA, 4.
irrigators Luck Changes and They
Win a Game.

Helena. Mont. July Boise got all of
its runs in the third inning Of todays
game but they We're enough to win.
WATSON hit for two bases after two sin
gles and an error by Pitcher Johnson had
filled the bases. That netted three runs
and two errors by Harmuth filled the
bases again FuCheu was hit with @
pitched ball. forcing in a run, and Mar
shall then scored from third on Grays
sacrifice fly. Buckets opened the game
for Boise. but Marshall took him out In
the third inning when the first three men
up were allowed to get on bases. Butler
finished the game and was strong
throughout. Johnson pitched fine bah
evening the third inninE. Score:
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PHIL KEARNEY IS AFTER
PETE SULLIVAN

Bert ConnOrs. manager OF Phil Eas-a.
writes from Denver that Eaauar Eli
meet Johnny Gilsey at RawIins F-
night After the scrap Keam.r Wfl az.
westward. He is aUNi0us ta get r- "a
match with Pete Sullivan and asks r.-
a challenge be issued to that e=.-
Kearney is considered the best EEHtas..
I'm Colorado and claims the Rocky moss.
tain championship
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Yale Makes 4 Stand.

Just beyond the two-mile flag off the
navy yard Yale made her first determined
eIIort TO cut down Harvard's lead.
Wallis. the ELS stroke. raised his gait
to q strokes 10 the minute and for a
few lengths It looked as though he would
be able to overtake the Cambridge boat
But Roger Cutler also had something in
points.
Harvard passed the 21z-mile flag still
leading Yale by three seconds. Yale was
compelled to drop her stroke back TO g.
but Harvard was strong enough to keep
hers at s..
This was the crucial point in the race
1t was on this sixth half-mile that the
Crimson first really got away from Yale
At the three-mile flag Harvard had a
lead Of ten seconds, which measured out
on the river was three boat lengths At
the 5lz-nile flag Harvard was leading By
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FIVE PLAYERS BEAT TEAM.

= Especial to The Herald) !
y Preston, Ida, July Five players =
y of the Preston team defeated the y
= Weston, Ida, team here today by a 4
y score of q TO o. The game was the
3 result of d bet for 800 made that five y
= picked players from Preston could de- y
= reat the Weston nine. Harrison and y
y Settle pitched for Preston. y
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MONROE TEAM HAS GAME.

Monroe, Utah, July I. 1909.
Salt Lake Herald.
/ noted with interest the challenge from
the Moroni baseball team which Mr. Peter
son so elOquently wOrded I'm yesterdays
Herald. 1 regret very much that the
challenge came for a date on which the
Monroe team had an enga cement to play.
also that apparently no other date would
do. Respectfully,
OLOF NICHOLSON.
Captain Monroe baseball team.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 8; In
I.
At Observation-Disclosures 0; Minneapo-
lis, g.
At acknowledgements. 5: Milwaukee.
At St. Paul-Toledo. 3; ST. Paul, ?.
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COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles July Los Angeles shut
out Vernon today with five runs. The Yer
non team was held to three hits Magic.
the Los Angeles pitcher made a single.
a twO-base hit and two runs. Score:
r. II. E
Los Angeles -....-........-.5 II .
NetnOu s.--r.s-. .--.-..-.-V s
BatteTies-Nagle and Orendorff; Schaf-
fer Coy and Hogan, kinkel
San Francisco, July Oakland took the
third straight game of the series from
Portland today. 3 to .. Wigs, the big
Oakland pitcher. was i'm fine form, hold
ing Portland TO four hits. Score:
r. H L.
Oih ldllu 90 .---..-.--s-- -..-..-..---o ]
Portland .-.-.-...-.-.-..-..-...-.-2
Batteries-Wiggs and Lewis; Hardness
and Armbruster.
Sacramento, July 1.-Sacramento ffelders
and Ehman proved too much for San
Francisco today, when the locals won.
to l. Score: r. H. Z.
san II D etutlscu ----------.-- ---------I . q
Sacramento o.. ......................5 10 I
Batteries Corbett and Berry; Ehman
and Graham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
BOSTON BUYS PITCHER.

New York. July 1.-The Boston National
league club today obtained Pitcher Forest
More of the St. Louis club for $3.50.
Umpire TRULY has retired from the staff
Of National league umpiTes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02

Keep cool by going to Emigration
canyon. Cars at Mt Olivet at a. m.
10 a. m, L a. m, p. m, 3 p. m. p.
~, p m Special service Sundays and
holidays.
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TooELE 3, YAMPA 1.

The TooeIe team defeated the Yampa
team at Bingham yesterday by a score Of
8 TO I. The feature of the game was the
pitching of both twirlers.
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A.-N-P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oreuon Short Line &. &.

$500 from salt Lake to Seattle and
return; on sale daily, commencing June
J. Ask agents for further particulars.
City ticket office. POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
LONDON JOCKEY CLUBS
NEW HANDICAP RULE

London July 1.-The Jockey club today
adopted the following ruling.
No weight shall be allowed to any horse
in d handicap until ne has run three
times in the United Kingdom.
This stringent rule obviously is an out
come of the recent influx Of French and
American horses and the action of the
club i'm proposing and adopting IL has
met with considerable criticism
New York, July 1.-The action Of the
British Jockey club today i'm adopting q
rule of allOtting weight TO no horse I'm d
handicap until he has run three times IN
the United Kingdom, is regarded here by
some Of the racing interests a. making
for the best interests of horses belong
ing to foreign owners.
1t was said that the rule would enable
the handicappers to get at "a fair rating
on new entrant on the English turf.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

Automobile Exchange, So Postohice
Place.
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salt Lake

Earned .uus-Salt Lake. Z: Butte. o
Two-base hits-Campbell, Goodman ,:
Thomas. Three base hits-CfOOdman.
Hammond Base ON balis-Off McAdams,
.; off Thomas. 5. Struck out-By Thomas.
3 by Anuis. J.. by Marshall /: by Nc
Adams. ]. Left ON bases-Salt Lake Z,
Butte. H. Passed halls-Whaling Hit by
pitcher-Dunn. Innings pitched-Bv
Thomas. s. ten hits. by Annis ]. one hit:
by Marshall 6. thirteen hits: by Mead
ANS, . two hits. Stolen bases-Turk. For
tier. Hammond, I, Head. 8: Lussi. .,
Flick. 1, McQuaid. D Sacrifice hits-Lus-
ST, Whaling. Sacrifice flies-Head Whal-
ing. Time of Eame-l.55. Umpire-Carney.
Affnndanen-nnn
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Five JUGGLING Normans
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

And Aerial Ballet at Saltair Hippo
drome: 5:15 and S:45 daily.
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Both Get Away Fine.

It was just nine minutes past o'clock
when the crack of Referee Meiklehams
pistol started the crews in the race. Both
crews got away in fine form, Harvard
rowing at 80 strokes to the minute and
Yale at g.
After the racing started the Blue crew
settled down TO 80 strokes TO the minute
and Harvard dropped to S.
At the half-mile flag, Yale let her stroke
down TO 81, but Harvard had dropped only
70 81 to the minute over this half-mile
the struggle was practically an even one
up TO within few lengths of the flag.
when Harvard began to push the nose of
her shell 10 the front. At the flag Har-
ward had a lead Of just one second. On
the second half-mile Harvard increased
her lead by just one more second. reach
ing the mile flag twO-thirds of a length
ahead OF Yale. Harvard was still rowing
"a strokes to the minute while Yale was
back to 81.
On the third half-mile the Crimson oars
men, holding a steady 81, gained another
second and at the mile and a half flag
they had lead of practically a boat
length. On the fourth half-mfle there
was no change in the positions of the
shells, nor in the number of strokes
rowed by either crew
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Automobile Exchange, es Postoffice
Place.