Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25
THE PATAPsco REGATTA.
Washington Oarsmen VIII Participate in
Some of the Events Today.

Washington Oarsmen VIII Participate In
Some of the Events Today.
The Patapsco regatta, which promises to be-
such an interesting event. takes place this
afternoon over the Baltimore course. There
are seven events on the card and the greatest
interest is taken in the result, for there are
several crews entered from this city and q
large following Of enthusiastic young men
went over this morning to cheer for Washing
toms oarsmen.
The Spring Garden course is one mile and
half long, and 1t extends from the glass house
wharf to point near Long bridge.
The referee Of the re gatta is j. H. c. Watts.
The judges at the finish are Messrs. ::Protzman
OF the Ariel Club, Montell of the Neptune and
Lieut. Ryan of the Potomacs The timekeep-
ers are Capt. Sam Stinemetz Of the Columbia
Club and ex-Commodore Macmillan of the
Schuylkiil navy
The West PHILADELPHIA Columbia and Poto-
night.
The events, with their various entries, are as
follows.
FIRST RAcE-foUR-oAREp GIGS.
pennsylvania Boat Club of Pbiladelphia-A.
]. 1ngraham. 1; Walter Nagle, 2; C. B. Dix. 8;
Percy Wall. stroke, and W. r. Brice. coxswain.
Substitutes, Geo. Anderson and Geo. W. Stat
zel. Colors, blue and white stripes.
Columbia Athletic Clubs. J. Janus, stroke;
l. L. Harlan, 3; X. j. W. Brewster, 2: W. E..
Crist. !, and W. A. Smith. coxswain. Substi-
tutes, Newton Simmons and W. II. Gibson.
Colors, blue and white.
SECOND RACE-JUNIoR SINGLES
Morton Bell-Iona Boat Club of Philadelphia;
eolors, black, yellow and red.
L. Roselle-Nonpareil Rowing Club of New
York; colors yellow and black
H. L. L. Nansant-Ariel Rowing Club of Bal
timore; colors. blue and white.
II. l.. Selden-Columbla Athletic Club; COL
ors, blue and white.
THIRD RAcE-sENIoR SINGLES.
Edwin Hedley-vesper Boat Club of Phila-
delphia; colOrs, gray and red stripes
Clinton C. Smithson-Potomac Athletic Club;
color. red
Harry Zininger-Nonpariel Rowing Club of
New York; eolors, black and yellow.
FOURTH RAcE-sENIoR FoUR-oARED SHELLS.
Ariel Rowing Club of Baltimore-R. E. L.
Vansant, bow; Z. v. Holton, 2; W. c. Protz-
man, 8. and E. A. Slack, stroke. Substitutes,
George NJ Aluncks and W. s. Kahler. Colors,
blue and white.
Columbia Athletic Club-w. Ryan. stroke; l.
s. Dyer, 3; A. johnson, 2. and Charles Baker,
L. Substitute, j. r. Elder. Colors, blue and
white
Pennsylvania Boat Club of Philadelphia,
PA J. Ingraham, bow; Walter Nagel, 2; C.
=. Dix, 3, and Percy Wall. stroke. Substitutes,
George Anderson and George W. Statzell. Col
ors, blue and white stripes.
FIFTH RACE-JUN1oR FoUR-oARED SHELLS.
Neptune Boat Club of Baltimore-w f. Ritz
ter. bow: L. Caskin, 2; ". Hamilton, 8; R. I.
Baden. stroke. Substitutes, J. E. Tate, jr., and
j. p. b. Sadler. Colors yellow and black
Ariel Rowing Club of Baltimore-R. H. Band,
bow; George Dechman, 2: Thomas G. Ford, 3,
and r. II. Crbrack, stroke. Substitutes, Lewis
H. Reltz and j. Stewart Morton. Colors, blue
and white.
West Philadelphia Boat Club of Philadelphia
W. j. Laughlin, stroke: E. H. Dunwoody, 8;
w. j. Griscom. 2, and L. J. McManus, jr. bow
Theo. B. Harrison and ]. b. Shep-
pard- Colors, blue and red.
SIXTH RACE-DoUBLE SOULS.
Nonpariei Rowing Club of New York-George
II. Delaney. bow, and Harry Zwinger, stroke
Colors, yellow and black.
Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia-Edward
Hedley and Charles j. Saenger. Colors. gray
and no stripes.
SEVENTH RACE-sENIoR EIGHr-oAREp SHELLS.
Malta Boat Club of Philadelphia, Pa.-waIter
Snyder, l; Frank Rose, 9; George Hoskins, 8;
o. j. De Rausse, A; Arthur Maitland. 5; Joseph
HILL 6: James Terry, z; Daniel L. Chesterman
8, and Charles Clarke coxswain. Colors. blue
and white and Maltese cross.
Columbia Athletic Clubs. J. Janus stroke:
Charles Baker. Z; /. s. Dyer, s.; A. johnson. s;
Will Ryan, A; L. l.. Harban 8; r. ]. W. Brew
ster. q; w T. Crist. i. and W. A. Smith, cox
swain Colors, blue and white.