Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
THE PROGRAM OF THE REGATTA.
Results of the Drawing for Positions-Oars-
men Barred.

| Results of the Drawing for Positions-Oars-
| men Barred.
| There was O good deal of business transacted
| yesterday afternoon by the national executive
regatta committee at its meeting at Wizards
| beyond the selection of the umpire for the
races and the order OF events, which were
printed in yesterdays SrAn. The officials OF
the regatta are as follows: Umpire, Harry Nc
MILAN, Philadelphia; timekeepers, W. A. Lit
tlejohn of Toronto and Howard Perry of
Washington; judge at finish, W. 7. Wallis, Bos-
ton; starter, ~ A. Mullin, New York.
| The drawing for heats and positions resulted
! thus:
Tuesday, August 1s-Racing to begin at 2:30
/ o'clock and each event called every half hour.
Single SOULS Quarter miledash), one heat.
Edwin Hediey, Yesper Of Philadelphia, i;
George Freeth Varuna Of Brooklyn, 2; L. New
ton Atherton, Metropolitan Of New York, 8; Ed
! ward ]. Carney, Institute OF Newark, a. Fred
| Hawkins, Manhattan Of New York. S; VIM. Caf-
| frey. Lawrence OF Massachusetts,, 6; Joseph w.
Bergin, Bradford of Cambridge, Mass, Z, and
James Henderson. Catlin of Chicago, 8.
Single SOULS. junior two heats.
| First heat-O. W. Dyer, Crescent Of Boston,
| l; NJ. j. Austin. New York of New York. q p. j.
Fleming. Crescent of Boston, 5; John j. Carey,
Central of Boston. 4.
Second heat-Thomas j. Briefly, Neptune of
2; Vim. Panton, Atalanta of New York, 3; JAS
l.. Berry, Acquackanonk Of Passaic, 4, and j.
Haggerty, Ravenswood, Long Island City, 5.
Single SOULS. senior; three heats.
First heat-P. +. sharkey, Rayenswood of
Long Island City, /; Thomas W. Higgins. Wa
chusett of Worcester, 2: W. J. Snyder, Column
bia OF Allegheny, 81 A. p. Burritt Argonaut of
Toronto, A; W. NJ. Aman, Mutual, IT,, OF But
falO, ).
Second heat-Fred Hawkins, Manhattan of
4, Hn4
Massachusetts, 2; Edward J. Carney Institute
of Newark, B.; E. Newton Atherton, Metropoli-
tan of New York, 4; G. c. Smithson, Potomac
of Washington, 5.
Third heat-Joseph ". Bergin, Bradford of
Cambridge, /; ]. I. Daley, Seawanhaka Of
runa OF Brook yn, 3; Edwin Hedley, Vesper Of
Phiiadelphia. 4.
Double SOULS; two heats.
First heat-Geo. Mcgowan, bow, and Geo. ".
Van vliet, stroke, vesper Of Philadelphia. 1; I.
A. McManus, bow, and j. A: Maggie, stroke,
Manhattan No. Of New York. 2: Z. J. Mulcahy,
bow. and n. F. Mouahan, stroke, Albany Of
Albany. 3.
Second heat-A. Cameron, bow, and R. Cam
eron. stroke, Bayside Of Toronto, /; Edward L..
liz of Chicago, 2; Morgan Quill. jr., bow, and
Charles Belver, stroke, Earuna Of Brooklyn, 8;
Joseph +. Donohue. bow, and James A. DonO-
hue, stroke, Manhattan No. 2 of New York, 4.
rOur oars senior; one neat.
Charles Baker, bow Edward Ryan, 2; A. ".
johnson, 8, and l. Dyer, stroke, Columbia of
Washington, /. W. Brownell, bow; W. Hoover
2; L. Oien, 3, and J. Snowden, stroke, Fair
mount Of Philadelphia, 2.
ToMoRRow's PROGRAM.
The second days program is composed Of the
finals in senior and junior singles and in the
double sculls and the following races:
Pair oars-One heat.
l.. b. Stewart bow and A. d. Crooks stroke,
ArSonaut of Toronto, l.; j. A. Dempsey, bow,
and CT u. Dempsey, stroke, Atalanta OF New
York, z; L. Valentine. bow, and W. III. Pinkney,
| stroke, New York OF New York, 3; Max Lau,
bow, and VIM. Lau, stroke, Atalanta of New
York, A; g. ID. Phillips, bow, and NJ. 7. Hard,
stroke New York OF New York, 5.
-Four oars-Junior; one heat.
Harry ii. Bailey, bow; G. L. Libbey. 2; Abbot
Allen, 8, and Charles II. Stevens. stroke, Airing
ton OF Massachusetts, 1. ". +. Rittler, bow;
Langdon Caskin, 2; L. F. Anderson, 8, and r.
T. Baden, stroke Neptune of Baltimore, q Il.
II. Bond, bow; Thomas G. Ford. 2; L. NJ. Reitz,
3, and Il. H. Uhrbrock, stroke, Ariel of Balti-
more, 8; j. Hadley Doyle, bow; j. n. Oliver,
2; Joseph 5. Mccoy, 3, and U. 8. Roulette,
stroke, Potomac of Washington, 4.
| Eight oars-One heat.
H. Il. Crawford. bow; J. Crawford. 2: E. l..
Cook, 5; G. Knobiock, 4, A. Macorkindale, 8;
=. j. Gianni, 6; A. Clark, Il $. Il. Hunt, stroke;
u. j. Smythe, coxswaln, New York OF New
York, ]. II. p. Cashion, bow; G. X. Storm, q;
J. II. Charmburg, 3; T. Van Cliet, IT,, 4; c. A.
Lunjack, 3: L. Freeman, 6; J. Weldon, Z; NJ. T.
| Qulgley, stroke; y. Simons, coxswain, 2. W.
Brownel, bow; b. Gibson, 2; ID. O'Neill, 8; j.
| Smith, 4; I. Bloomer, 5; W. Hoover, 6; L.
| Glen, z; j. Snowden, stroke; q. W. Mitchell.
| coxswain, 8. L. L. Harlan, bow; r. ]. W.
Brewster, 9; 8. 1. Janus, 3; Edward Ryan, 4;
A. W. johnson, s.; W. Z. Crist, G; Charles
Baker, z; L Dyer, stroke; ]. W. Welsh, cox
| swain, 4.
BARRED FROM THE RACES.
The question of the status of Oarsman
Hawkins of the Manhattan Club OF New York
was discussed at length, and it was decided not
| to allow him to participate in this regatta, on
the ground Of his recent alleged infractions of
| the amateur rule. There were no charges
against him, but the committee thought that it
had sufficient evidence in the case to bar him
| from these races. He was entered in both the
| senior singles and the quarter-mile dash. He
was favorite in the betting, and his with
| drawal renders the events even more uncertain
Walter simpson OF the Arlington, Mass,
| Club was elected to fill a vacancy on the exec
| utive committee caused by the resignation of
James s. Aborn Of the Narragansett Club of
Providence.
The committee learned beyond doubt that
Daley OF the Seawanhaka Club OF BROOKLYN,
who was entered in the race for Junior singles,
had roved in winning event and was there
| fore disqualified for participation In Junior
event. He was barred from the junior race ON
that ground and ho was entered conditionalIy