The Washington critic., 1885-09-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Potomac Boat Club Regatta Last
Evening.

Inc BOtOhuC bOat SluD hckuttl Last
Evening.
The closing performances of the club
for this season were of the most credit
able character. The first race was for
four oars for the club championship
and badges. The following were the
contestants, who finished in the order
given
No. Warden, bow; Smallwood, 9; Kear-
ney, 3, and Fischer, stroke.
No. 2-Doyle, bow; Durant, 9; Roberts,
3, aud Sprague, stroke.
No. 3-Finley, bow; Noordzy, 2; Antisell,
81 Xanter stroke.
No. 4-Doxson, bow; Granter, 2; Ross, o,
and Hogan, stroke.'
The second was for cight-o oars for
the club championship and barrel of
flour, the flour to be given to the iani-
tor. The winning boat was manned by
Zantcr, Hungerford, Secher, Barnes,
Noordzy, Antisell, DoXon and Kcar-
ncy, stroke, with Harrison, coxswain.
The third race was an eight cared
race for the Nassau club cup and new
hat, the hat TO be given the ianitor.
The winners were Carusi, Warden,
Ladow, Smallwood. Ross, Roberts,
Hogan and Fisher stroke, with Ran
dali coXswain.
Other races were on the programme,
but were prevented by darkness. Too
much praise cannot be given to Mr..
Claude II. Zaphone for the excellent
management Of the races, and the cx-
quisite decorations of the large hand.
some reception-room, where amid the
Noue hnnpnrc htintipu aud
young lady friends of the members mani
| tested their pleasure in dancing and chat
ting over the evenings entertainment until
quite Il late hour
boating Notes.
1t would not be at all surprising to see
Jack White return to rowing another year,
as member Of the Washington club. The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing boys
hang together and there seems disposi.
tion to follow Ryan and Baker. Quite q
number of gentlemen intend joining the
| Washiugtons at their next meeting.
1t is stated that Kintner, Mute and Sny
| der have given up rowing for good. 1t may
| be true MS far as Mute and Snyder are con
cerned, but with "Kintn the disease is toe
deeply rooted to be easily cured.
| Dempsey and Galanaugh are each train
| ing man in Philadelphia for Il professional
single scull race. From the rowing of the
| Ariels Of Baltimore and the Pennsylvania
| Of Philadelphia, one would Judge tina
| Dempsey was daisy trainer.
The Analostans boys say that next yea
| and that If The ligbt weights are kent dow,
| tn io5 Mounds tbsv viii baya n anaJ iio,h
woigbt Fred Wright oantain ~ tho A9a
Iostons 20 nonulor 5otb Win tbo rou,ino, a,,,
dude elements How do Won do n FredS
n.,,,, =" w.
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| ihc Sainc SesIcriay was very enJoyapl'
oi oho ioI tnH spgo,noors, .9 us tme Na'ionul
,,;nt' p,ppS ~ , io g''s ',, '.moo "' ~
p5 ~ nuy t'.enIu tI a my saile; iis .l i,h
eu hefnre o os ntnbar Sor Atsit1 tSe uass
n,5 ,,,,n1,,s & "s ,ta,' NJ p;,tnh, - -
made Grand mistake in rcIeasin~ him
They know n now and would take hin
bocG to.morrow If 'thnv could ~et him
With O,Dov and Rorr Cook nnd Fu,mar
,bc Nationals ara nrovided with twn n
good batteries as any cInh mead have Cool
has made n fine renntotion here ms n cotche,
and is yey uop,,lar' and the boys conl,
hardly account for his errors Yesterday II
fumbled the bali on third strike until
man had gotten so near his base That 1t wa
almost useless 10 throw IL, especially as
man was Oh third reauy 10 starth nome
In the other hali OF the inning he stoo
alout twenty leeI rom secohu oase am
Walehou himself get lhroWh OUT, lhes
errors were iilnue up, however ny sehera'l
nne WoIh uei'inu the Dat. hnoWles, a q
usuiS was AZ ,he top anu Dot,om. IL
missed ny pan, anu theh turned nroun'
@ imIrnd ~, w ,ho ri',ht ',5 AKA tho, shn'I @
Ioro oo, ooa,,,rod ~ SIT;s b r,av o,'
h"ttirn 1vora ns,,ol an ua'o rha %u
wnnt sy,o,, Vii, dS ~ Sr.s,am So tI'"t ~,
games ont of ten.