Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-04
The Regatta OF 'SA
PROSPECTS OF UNITY OF ACTION AMONG THE CLUES
WHAT A COLUMBIA MAN SAYS ABOUT It.

PROSPECTS OF UNITY OF ACTION AMONG THE CLUES
WHAT COLUMBIA MAN SAYS ABOUT II.
'What are the prospects for joint regatta next
year under the auspices OF the District boat clubs?"
asked a STAR reporter OF prominent member OF
the Columbia club to-day.
beautiful vas the reply. "For my part don't
see anything 10 prevent our Joining forces and
having a grand aquatic publication. There has
been consiier1 Die talk about what the Columbus
would do what the Potomaes wouldn't do, or
what part the AnaloStanS would take under GER
tain CiTcCn5l anceS; but that has been entirely IN
authorized When the representatives OF the
ter over diSpassfonately. YOU VIII And that all
the obstacles viii disappear. and that We
viii all pull together with tie object In view Of
having grand regatta In "a. which will not
only he creitable to Washington. but will greatly
increase orr reputation as rowing center through
out the whole country.
but 1t is said that TIE EVENING STAR cup and
the Post cup viii conflict IN such an event. both hav
Ing been offered for exactly the same sind Of race.
HCw Will that difficulty be obvtatedY' asked the
STAR mar
The best way to dispose OF that question, think
would be 10 offer both prizes for the same race
THE STAR cup is perpetual prize, and no ob1ec-
tion suppose could be offered by the HtllSdaleS,
VINO now holdit AS the Post cup Is now in the
hands of the PotomacS hardly think they would
OBJECT to rowing for it again, with another prize
added TheTe Is plenty o. time to settle that Qres
ton, however. and il Will be handled very carefully
and wisely IS the committees appointed are COM
posed OF men who VIII Take an unprecedented view Of
the cese. and viii do everything In their power 70
Alaiosta1S to N r1nt q committee wlea the ball
viii be started added the Columbia as he
babe the reporter good dav.
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