Keyes ;  Milwaukee  Club  entered  the  Eannickinick ;  the  Winona
Club  entered  the  Waucoma.  Won  by  the  D.  W.  Keyes,  in
18.15;  Kinnickinick,  18.45;  Waucoma,  19.30.
July  18. — On  Tuesday,  July  18,  the  great  match-race  for
$3,000  a  dde,  between  the  four-oared  boats,  Samuel  Collyer,  of
New  York,  and  the  Floyd  T.  F.  Field,  of  Poughkeepsie,  came
off  upon  the  Hudson  river,  at  Poughkeepsie.  The  Collyer  was
rowed  by  the  brothers  Biglin  and  Dennis  Leary ;  the  Field  by
Stevens,  Wooden,  Burger^  and  Beneway.  The  New  York  crew
were  never  headed  in  the  race,  and  won  in  31.10.
July  29. — Citizens'  Regatta,  at  Worcester,  Mass.  The  first
race  was  for  single-scull  shells ;  distance,  two  miles.  The  first
prize,  $^5,  was  won  by  Josh  Ward,  in  the  Benjamin  Odell.  The
second  race,  for  four-oared  boats,  distance  three  miles,  was  won
by  the  George  B.  McClellan,  of  Boston.  The  third  race  was  for
six-oared  boats,  same  distance.  First  prize,  $200 ;  second  prize,
$75.     For  this  the  Harvard  and  Yale  rowed,  the  Yale  winning.
282  BSGATTAS   AWD  MATCH   BACKS.
August  11. — Single-scull  race  at  Albany,  between  H.  Gkirdner,
A.  G.  Graves,  Jr.,  A.  B.  Lathrop,  and  G.  Brown;  distance  three
miles.  First  prize  won  by  Gardner,  in  28.00 ;  Graves  second,  in
28.56 ;  Lathrop  third,  in  29.00.
August  28.— Saratoga  Lake,  single  sculls,  three  miles.  Prizes,
tlOO,  $75,  and  $25.  Entries,  William  R.  Hills,  A.  G.  Graves,
Jr.,  R.  H.  Page,  and  Charles  Piepenbrink.  The  latter  came  in
first,  in  22.30 ;  Hills  second,  22.45 ;  Page,  23.00  ;  Graves  fourth.
September  6. — Graves  va.  Page,  at  Albany;  three  mile&
Graves  won  in  27.43.
