Halcyon.
| Stroke—Thomas. |
| No. 7—Wheeler (Capt.). |
| No. 6—Brock. |
| No. 5—Howard. |
| No. 4—Niedecken. |
| No. 3—N. Biddle. |
| No. 2—Goodwin. |
| No. 1—L. Biddle. |
In the race between the second crews, the Shattuck six got a better start than the Halcyons, and rowed 36 to the minute all through the race. The Halcyons overtook them at the first quarter, rowing 38. It had been supposed that these two crews were of about equal strength, and a close race was expected, but after the first quarter of a mile the Shattuck men seemed to go to pieces and splashed badly, and in spite of the continued exhortation of the cox-swain, the men were unable to hit up the stroke. The Halcyon oarsmen, however, rowed in good form, and broke the record for their event, covering the distance in 9 min. 23 sec. The Shattuck's time was 9 min. 45 sec. The men sat in the boats as follows: