The team sent over by the Shanghai Rowing Club to Kobe t try conclusions li scull tennis and lawn howls Yokohama fri whole were very successful, epthing except the four-he loss of whi was nice required in the sty] in the he: boats with the' com. noon, Shanghai felt fairly confident of by "able to lower the Kobe oats were soon in Tine, a ea ly waiting for the "Got d Bang" soes the gun. Saanghai ro 88to the minute jumped om Yokohama, but Kobe to the minute were keep ith Shanghai. It shai could not maintain their qui stcoxe over the course of one mile and quarter with no tide, and in such heavy Dats, so Byrne reduced his stroke {3b to the minute, all working like jans; Kobe kept the same steady stroke and now rowed about 28 to the minute, kes, anghai beating Yokohama by barely ik Shanghai rowing men this may seem bal beating, but Lam confident in station that Shanghai will never beat Kobe—Kobe bo: ts and Kobe water—unless they first for-t for the ti the rowing they Have been taught, and then start and learn Kobe stroke in the heaviest. boat they sowing in Shanghai and Kobe jes lei ther To the pai much faster y were ah ud stronger 1 know worked quite as fairly beaten by Kol boats, or as some one ented by Mexst W.0. Koehler (Bow), but the as to the four, and slow strikes did' not any. time yotting when at the half nile Kobe hud a an it is regrettable that at this point Koehler broke his stretcher, which cause! them to stop altogether to low of its cing fixed, and when they abe were many lenytls ily. The Kobe vers: Messrs, W. M. Suuire twe ght (Bow), aad ILE, Green na, Me. J. Helm was joss, Bow, and Mr.
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