Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-13
OARsMEN IN WASHINGTON.


TO.MOrrOW's Regatta.
oARsMEN WHO WILL PARTICrPArE-rHE OFFICIAL
LIST OF ENTRies
The list OF entries for the regatta to be held to-
morrow under the auspices OF the Columbia Boat
Club was closed last evening. The list is as fol-
lows: i
Four-oared Giga-Ps0nsy!vanta Boat Club, Of
J: J. Nagel, 8; J. II. Rich, stroke; F. NJ Lon9streth
cOxswain.
~ coskaas s city Boat Club -, Petersburg; ya-R
8; Dennis Perkinson, stroke; H. P: Harrison. cox
swain.
Rawlings, bow; E. g. Rawlings, 3; David Ed
mond, s: s. G. Fry. stroke; G. p. Hswes, cox
Junior Four-oared shells.-Columb,a Boat Club.
washington, d. C.-E. b Olds. bow: j. II. FIJI
dew. g; A=D. Kerr, 8; r. C. Ballantyne, stroke.
Columbia Boat Club No: 2-F. g. Collins bow;
stroke. =.
Senior Four-oared shells-Eureka Boat Club, Of
asorss esr wt Rsr ss1
F. Bschard, bow; Alex. stock. :; T. Havens, 8; c.
Eclipse Rowing Club. New orleans-F. Bllnardt,
bow; J. Bilhardt, 2; G. Husson, 8; c. Rubin,
Ottawa Rowing Club, Ottawa, canada-H. B. 8.
Lam, bow; D. A. Barrett, q; T. J. Johnstone, s;
j. F. O'Connor, stroke
boW soa9 cu1
Elgnt-oared Shells Metropolitan Rowing Club.
B. A. Jackson 8; ". T. Banham, 4; + r. f E. % Nagie, s;
n. Wilson. 6; F. sahnlka, j., Z; j. Pllkington, g.;
T. Mcintyre, coxswain
Smith, bow; r. j. W. brewster, 3; James Young,
9; j: H. Kondrup, 4; Quentin Mackall. 8; Oscar
WWoG%awHa,r W H,D,,s g. F. A. Mute stroke
Senior Singles-P. A. Dempsey, Pennsylvania
boat club OF Philadelphia; w. c. Mckinney, Po-
man, st. Johns rowing club, New Orleans, La. F.
J. Morgan, Eclipse rowing club, New Orleans, La. !;
NJ. B. Wills. Chatham rowing club, Chatham, On
5arlo; M j. Pilkington, metropolitan rowing club,
~, Junior sing1es-W. :. Cody. Metropolitan Club.
REV rev 1ork;, Rienar1 SommerA Analostan Boat
mac Boat Club Washington, D. c.
Special District sngles-L A; Fisher, Potomac
Analostan Boat Grub, D. G. j. r. Lake, Columbia
Boat Club. D. c.
PsnSls Snlsa5 seul|s1coqmeie iIzo, Boat Club.
f. Williams, stroke; j. r. Lake, bow.
THE PROBABLE PROGRAM
The program for the regatta tomorrow has not
yet been arranged. There WIN be meeting of the
regatta committee at the Riggs House at $3.50 this
evening, when the time for beginning the races
clded upon. Immediately afterWard those who have
entered in the different races will draw lots for
defnitely arranged, as Stated, STAR AR m reporter s
learned to-day that unless there is some unfore-
seen obstacle the races will be as follows, one half
hour intervening between the starts: 8 p. M, ju-
n1or fOurs; $3.50, junior singles; 4, gigs; 4:30,
eights; 8, specal singles; $780, doubles; g. senior
singles; $50, senior fOurS.
IT IS EXPECTED
that the race for the senior fours will be the most
interesting event OF the day, and for that reason
1t Will take the last place on the program, for then
many more spectators Will be able to witness it.
1t Is thought that the contest between the Hills
nSs Ro9n aRa 0ara sa crews viii be
National regatta at Newark last week say that all
OF these crews were dissatisfied with the result,
making the showing they fels confident Of making,
and hence they are anxious to meet each other
again.
THE EUREKA GREW,
the victors at Newark, have also entered for this
race, but they have not put in an appearance yet,
and 1t IS generally thought they will not be here
With this exception and that OF Wells, of Chatham,
Ontario, who entered for the senior singles, all
those who entered are here.
A PROPOSED EXCURSION
The regatta committee intended giving an ex-
curs1on down the rver after the races to the WIS.,
iting oarsmen, but 1t was decided to hold recep-
ton at the Riggs house in the evening instead
This being the case It viii. enable them to COM
mence the races as late as three O'Clock.
The Columbias were unable to engage the
steamer Corcoran for the occasion as was in
tended.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SPECTATORS.
Holtzman's barge and scow with graded seats
will be stationed at the finish, and will afford
splendid view of the races The Analustans have
erected seats the balconies of their boat house.
and Will be able to accommodate quite number
OF invited guests. From the neighboring wharves
an excellent view can be obtained while the river
VII! be literally covered with pleasure boats. Two
police boats under the direction OF the harbor
master will keep the course clear.
The September Regatta.
The Potomacs and AnaIostans are working hard
for the September regatta, and its success is
already assured. They have magnificent array
OF prizes The handsome prize which has been
promised by the Washington Light Infantry will
be reserved for what Is expected to be the most
interesting event-the eight-oared Face. Messrs
Gait Bro. have offered gold medal for the
senior singles.