St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-01
THE COMING REGATTA.
The MINE 0TAS AND LURL MES WILL
MAKE The CONTEST
wINNIPEGGERs FOLDED TENT

An Exciting Contest Expected
MinnesOtas Will Have Same
Crew-Lurlines Will Recuper-
ate With New Men-Badly
Broken Up at Present-List of
the Entries.
The oarsmen at Minnetonka are now
preparing for the Mississippi valley re-
gatta next Thursday and Friday. Only
the Lurlines and Minnesotas will enter.
however. the Winnipegs having be-
taken themselves, bag and baggage,
back to their Northern home.
The led men of st. Paul and the blue
men of Minneapolis, however. are en-
tered for all events. The other clubs TO
enter are the Westerns and the st.
Louis Rowing club. of st. Louis. and
the Catlins, DelaWares and PuIlmanS,
of Chicago. Several of the clubs are
expected to reach the lake today,
and with them are coming II. ID. Mar
tin and Charles Catlin, of the associa-
ton, and Teemer and Breen, veteran
professional OarSmen.
The Mlnnesotas, after the victories in
the recent regatta, feel strong to tackle
the events of the Mississippi valley. and
will probably cut wide Swath. They
will run with practically the same men
III the boats as row the Minnesota and
Winnipeg events. The Lurlines,
OF Minneapolis, after their eX-
perience in the same regatta,
have concluded that they need little
recognizing and will consequently
change the crews. They expect to go
into the Mississippi valley regatta better
equipped for victory.
The Lake Park MOTEL is headquarters
for this regatta, the course being three
quarters of 4 mile and turn from the
Lake Park dock.
The entries as nearly as they can be
stated are as fellows:
SENIOR FOURS.
Lurline Boat Club-(blue and white)
-tnOt Selected.)
Minnesota Boat Club-Ted-W. n.
Armstrong, l.. 5. BigelOw. q. o. Nettle-
ton. Percy Huughton. Lester MabOn.
Delaware Boat Yellow
lam Weinand, j. f. knrt. e. P. Vickers,
J. L. Ready.
JUNIOR FuUEs.
Lurline Boat Ciub-tulue and white)
-mOt selected.)
Minnesota Boat Club - (red}-J. L.
Wann, Percy Huughton, Lester MabOn,
Edwin Halbert, Rufus jefferson. Harold
Bend.
St. Louis Rowing Club (white)-Gus
Meisel, Emel Helm, John Wallrap, Al
Whitman, A Bosch.
Western Rowing Club tgreen)-W.
II. Lamp, Ed Westhus, George Thomas,
Henry May, Christ Hesseman, Pat Shee-
han, Harsh.
SENIOR DOUBLES.
Minnesota Boat Club Qed)-W. n.
Armstrong, q. o. NeLtletOD, l.. S. Bige-
low, sub.
Western Rowing Association GREEN
Ed WesthuS, Ferdinand Koenig.
Christ Hesseman, sub.
Catlin Boat Club (purple)-Lurline,
Burlington and Des Brisay.
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
Lurline Boat Club (blue and white)-
L. ID. DeBriSay, a. L. Burlington.
Minnesota Boat Club (red)-Lester
Mabon, Percy Houghton, }. l.. Wann.
Western Boat CLUB (green)EWilliam
Harsh, Christ Hesaeman, Ed Westhus,
sub.
SENIOR SINGLE.
Minnesota Boat Club-GeOrge o. Net
Teton.
Western Rowing CIub-Ferd Koenig.
Catlin Boat Club-James Henderson.
Lurliue-BrOwn.
JUNIOR SINGLE.
Delaware Boat Club. NJ. Shack.
Lurlne Boat Club-C. +. Brown. Des
BriSay.
minnesota Boat Club. L. Wann.
Pullman Athletic Club-D. 3. Blake
lee.
Senior Pair-Catlin Boat club.
Junior Pair-CatlIn Boat club, West
erh Rowing club.
The Lurline crews just now are badly
broken up on account of the personal
bereavement of two of their members.
G. f. Brown has just lost his father and
GrOsSkOpfs father-in-law is dangerously
i'll. The inability of these men to row
Will seriously cripple the Lurline crews.