National Republican., 1883-09-24
TIE PoroMAC REGATTA.
A List OF the Entries for the Boat Races
on "wednesday.


A List OF the Entries for the Boat Races
on Wednesday.
The races at the regatta which takes
place next Wednesday will be rowed over
the national course, the committee hav-
ing found IL impracticablo at so late
q date to change the starting and fin
ishing points, Every detail has been at
tended TO and every care has been taken to
insure n clear course from start to finish for
beside the usual tugs and police boats, tho
bargcs of the district clubs will be used as
patrol guard, and there is no doubt that to-
gether the whole line will be kept FREQ from
obstruction.
Tho tug s. Thomas Brown will be on the
course during the races with the donors of
the prizes aboard, while tho tug Hartley will
have the judges, referees. timers, members of
tho press, and visiting members of boat clubs
The referee will bo Mr. j. II. Watts, of the
Undino club, of Baltimore, q gentleman well
posted in boating law.
Morse, of the Nassaus, of New York, who Is
entered in Tuesdays races, defeated Pilking-
ton easily in New York recently.
Tho impression prevails that tho Columbia
senior four crew will not row, although it is
entered for the race ; in which event. il is
almost certain that the Potomacs will issue
special challenge to them for a four-oared
senior sholl race to take place Mt an carly u
date as possible.
Arrangements have been completed for the
reception of the visiting clubs. The COM
mittoo have billctcd them as follows At the
Columbia club house. Crcscents, Of Phila-
delphia, jig and four-oarcd shell; Ker-
win, single scullcr, from Lynn, Mass,
and Woltcr, single scullcr from the
Essex club, of Newark, n. w.; at the Ana
lostan boat house. the Eurckas, and at the
Potomac house, the Pennsylvania gig crew,
of Philadelphia. 1t was noticed that the
crews of both the Potomac aud Analostan clubs
were out yesterday and putting in some hard
work. The new gig of the Columbus, which
reached them late Saturday afternoon is
pronounced u perfect beauty, and the crew
have begun work in earnest TO get it linn
bercd up for the approaching contest.
All the visiting oarsmen are expected here
tomorrow, though the Crescents, EurekGs,
and Metropolitans will not reach here until
late in the evening, and an opportunity will
be afforded to see them tomorrow afternoon
as they go out to pull over the course
The following are the entries in the regatta
on Wednesday:
EIGHT-oARED SHELLS.
Potomac, Washington, ID. C.-NISRac Baker
Ryan, Mckinney, Fraser, Fischer, Kearncy, Small
wood, and Warden, coNswain. Substitutes
Wheeler, Cropley Doxon, Warden, and Doyle,
Columbia, Washington, D. C.-smith. 1; Young
y,
tutes, Brewster and Kerr.
SENIOR TouR.oARED SHELLS
Eureka. Newark, n. i'll. n: Jury, 1; P. 4.
Sexton, 2; q. X. Mccall, 3 +. Watts, 4. substi-
tutes, William CLARK and w f. VOlk.
Crescent, Philadelphia, Pa-C f. Ilallowe H. /
w 4. Wallace. 2; NJ ". Phillips, 5; J. NJ An
drews, A. Substitutes, c. L. Steele and j. su len
Columbia, Washington, b. C.-Nesmlth :: Wade.
2: Kondrup, 3; Mute, 4, Substitutes kintner and
Young
Potomac Washington, D. C.-McKinney, /;
Ryan. ,: Bakers; Frazeri Substitutes, Wheeler
and McRae.
Crescent, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.-C. E. Halowoll, /;
W. d. Wallace, 2; NJ. w. Phillips, g. J. NJ An
drews, 4; C., +. steele, coxswain. Substitutes, c.
PeHnsyiyania, Philadelphia, Pa.-G. w Stat,
z1, /; W. Nagle, .; J. J. Voege, 8; j.. r. Beck, 4
I. NJ. Longstreth, GoYswnin. Substitutes II. II,
C'iumbia, Washington. D. C.-Kondrup, 1; Wade
2; Kintuer 81 Mute, e. Gibson, coxswaln. Substi-
tues Nesmitu and Young.
DOUBLE sCuLLs.
Harrisburg, Harrisburg, Pa.-E. G.. Rauch and
c. f. E.ter Substitute, j. W. Deeter.
Metropolitan, New York;. Pllkington and r..
Potomac, Washington, ID. C.-Kearney and
Fischer substitute, Mohun.
Herr and Harris. substitute, Benedick
Warden aud Cropley. substitute, Morgan.
JUNIOR PouR-oARED SHELLS
Analostan, Washington, D. D.-Pairo, Eckstein,
Somers, Johnston Substitutes, Hood and Gresham
u
wood . WhittingtOn 81 McRae 4. Substitutes,
Keanley and Fischer.
LIGHT WEIGHT FoUT-oARED SHELL.
Columbia, Washington, d. C-Smith, l; Brews-
ter 2; Harlan, 81 Zegler, L. Substitutes, Collins
rolomnc, Washington; D. C.-warden, /; Whit
tington, 2; Kearney, 3; Fischer, A. substitutes
Mckinney and Harris.
.Annostan Washington, D. C.-Hatoh Reid, Nc
kenney, and Ruff
SENIOR SINGLES.
J. Pllkington, MetropolitNn, New York.
PA. Dempsey, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.
X. o. Morse, Nassau New York.
X. II. Schile Metropolitan, New York.
4. i. Cropley, Potomac Washington.
JUNIOR SINGLES.
G. Fitzgerald, Keystone Philadelphia, Pa.
IL. E. Wadsworth, Eur. a. Newark, M.
Thomas Wolters, Essex, Newark, n. j.
i. A. Kerwim, Neptune, Lynn, Mass.
Il. c, Noordzy, Potomac. Washington d. G.
NJ. II; Phelps, Potomac, Washington, D. 9.
j. K. White Analostan, WASHINGTON, ID. q.
X, ]. w. Brewster, Columbia, Washington, D. c.
A. Herr. Potomac, Washington. d. G..
SPECIAL SINGLE sCuLLERs.
For the District of Columbia scullers who have
never won u race:
Austin Herr, Potomac Boat club.
Charles G.. Warden, Potomac Boat club.
NJ. II. Phelps, Potomac
IL. G. Noordzy, Potomac.
A. Harris, Potomac.
j. Lang, Potomac
j. II. White, AnaoStan.
X SomcrS, Anaostan.
The order of races will probably be g.. fol-
lows: 12 o'clock, junior four cared shell
1890, senior four cared shell /, junior sin
giles 1870, light weight four-oared shell; 9
double sculls 2;3O gigs; 3, senior singles
$3.50, special singles 4, consolation four Dared
shells; 4:30, consolation single; 5, eights.
The Archery Club.
The following are the principal scores mad