Is.tli got away pr-illlly together con
trary to expectation. Yah- being ctilck
at starting; but at tin end of Hie island
Leander had a lead of a length and was
steadily creeping away. As tin lioais
appealed in siglit near the flnislt, there
was tremendous sbouUng and II g wav
ing. 'I he excitement Increased until
It became a hurricane of demonstration
in fi.vot of Yale by h-* Americans and
in ffcvor of Leander hy the Britons.'
When the last quarter was rescued 111
wan evident that Leander was a winner.
It crossed the line a length and three
quarters ahead; time 7 04. The defeat
was on its merits. I his ends Vale's,
rowing for this season.
In I lie ili hI trhU lu'iil for diamond
si iilli.lt l\ Hi'iiiiinmil, of ili>' 1 liirlon
Kowliik''lull heat Krtnk Heddltiulon, of
Hr Medway ItowhiK club, Unit' 1107 In
Iho second lioul Vivian Nlckalls, of liio
I.oikldii lliiuiiiK iil. heal Sydney
Swann of tin Ciiiulirlilßi I’nlvi'islly
i lull, by a ipiurtor of a lelißlu , 1 line K;53.
In lie tlilnl lienl Uobeii Hnlnuhl,
holder of the trophy, bent II T lllack
si a lie by two leilßlbs, Ihlii' II (111.
The Trinity crew of Oxford beat Iho
Thames i rew easily lime S 10. In thu
hi i olnl 1 1 'al lot (he Wvfobl ehallelißo
i up Ciiliih college of Canibrblße bout
Ihe crew of Molcsay boat elub by a
de/en leliallls; lime H UH.
