St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-09
GREAT LIST OF ENTRIES FOR
THE NATIONAL OARSMEN,S
REGATTA.
ST. PAUL IN TWO EVENTS.
TO COMPETE WITH THE FAST.
EST CREWS OF THE COUN-
TRY.
THE UNBEATEN BOHEMIANS.
Records Likely to BE Broken
When the Three Big Fights
Meet at Saratoga.

NEW YORK, July S.-The entries
for the regatta of the National AS
ISOLATION of Amateur Oarsmen, to be
rowed at Saratoga July II and 1S,
closed July 3 with Secretary Fred R.
Fortmeyer. This is the largest list
of entries ever received for the
National, and embraces the fastest
crews in the country. The presence
of the st. Paul regatta crew, who
will meet the Triton eight that broke
the record last year, and the unbeat-
en- Bohemian crew of New York, VIII
make an event of sharp interest. On
this race Secretary Fortmeyer has
been planning for three years. The
list follows:
intermediate single sculls-Veruna
Boat club, Brooklyn, W. A. Fisher;
Riverside Boat club, Cambridgeport,
Mass, Joseph Hobbs; Toronto Boat
club, Toronto, Ont, A. Jury Jr.
Senior single sculls-Surrard Inlet
Rowing club, Vancouver, B. c., r. H.
Johnson; Delaware Boat club, Chicago,
w. Mcdowell; Vesper Boat club, Phil
adelphia, Fred Cresser; Argonaut
Rowing club, Toronto, Ont, r. Mckay;
Albany Rowing club, Albany, N. Y,
Charles Buiger; Bradford Boat club,
Cambridge, Mass, Joseph Mcclure;
Harlem Rowing club, New York, Fred
Hawkins; Hartford r. & A. c., Hart
ford, Conn.,, E. Newton Atherton;
Columbia Rowing club, Boston, Joseph
J. Whitehead; Toronto Rowing club,
Toronto, Ont, J. A. Ramohr; Toronto
Rowing club, Toronto, Ont, j. j. Ryan;
Rat Portage Rowing club, Rat Port
age, Ont, John L. Hackett.
Intermediate double sculls-Dauntless
Rowing club New York, David Nc
Neill bow; William ]. Tucker, stroke;
Crescent Boat club, Philadelphia, e.
Faber bow; William McKeever, stroke,
substitutes, Philip Mass, Charles d.
Supplee Institute Boat club, Newark,
n. j., NJ. A. Carney, bow; D. Rowe,
stroke, substitutes, o. Fox, V. Lock
meyer; Harlem Rowing club, New
York, Clarence Mass, bow; Joseph
Mahr, stroke substitute, John A.
Heraty.
Senior double sculls-Toronto Rowing
club, Toronto, Ont, j. A. Rumohr,
stroke; Alfred Russell, bow, substi-
tutes, ]. Wright, J. Ryan; Harlem
Rowing club, New York, ]. E. Nagle,
bow, Fred Hawkins, stroke, substitute,
James Pilkinton; Rat Portage, r. c.,
Rat Portage, Ont, John l.. Hackett,
bow, Thomas D. Desbrury, stroke;
Pennsylvania Barge club, Philadelphia,
G. W. Van Vliet, bow, ]. S. Javenal,
stroke, substitute, Frank R. Salts.
Pair = OF red shell - Pennsylvania
Barge club, Philadelphia, A. ]. Ingra-
ham, bow; c. b. Dix, stroke; substi-
tutes, Frank Salts; Toronto Rowing
club, Toronto, Ont, Joe Wright stroke;
P. j. Mulqueen, bow; substitutes, j.
Ryan, J. A. Rumohr
Intermediate four oared shells-Met-
ropolitan Rowing club, New York, L.
Sheridan Maony, Frank 3. Ellis, John
c. L. Rooge, w. A. Grant, stroke; sub
stitutes, w. J. Ryan, Frank Morrison;
Detroit Boat club, Detroit, Mich, b.
L. Sanderson, bow; E. L. Warner, Ed
Leggett, w. A. Warner, stroke; sub
stitutes, C. L. Harris, Stanley Cope
land; Excelsior Boat club, Paterson,
N. j., E. D. Cundell, bow; T. ]. Col
burn, Thomas Purdy, E. ]. Dunn,
stroke; substitutes, E. V. Crowther,
A. E. Miendendorp; Winnipeg Boat
club, of Winnipeg, Man., j. c. Armit-
Waugh, c. L. Marks, stroke.
Senior four-oared shells = Toronto
Rowing club, Toronto, Ont, P. J. Null
queen, bow; Al Russell, j. A. Rumohr,
Joe Wright, stroke; substitute, j. j.
Ryan; Varuna Boat club, Brooklyn,
Roderick McDougall, w. A. Norriss,
John Mehrtons, Charles T. Belger,
stroke; substitutes, William A. Fisher,
Charles Stockum; Institute Boat club,
Newark, n. j., William Kiley, bow;
V. Lockmeyer, E. J. Carney, Owen b.
Fox, stroke; substitutes, Dennis Rowe,
A. F. Hartig; Minnesota Boat club,
st. Paul, Percy Houghton, n. p.
Langford, L. NJ. Mabon, A. J.. Buff
fngton, T. L. Wann, H. P. Bend;
Winnipeg Boat club, same as
above; Riverside Boat club, Cam
bridgeport, Mass, ]. Bergen, bow; ].
F. Mahoney, D. A. McPhee, w. M.
McCaffery, stroke; substitutes, e. T.
Hayes, j. Hobbs.
Intermediate eight-oared shells-Eu-
reka Boat club. Newark; John Conley
bow; Ed Cox, John McCance, Thomas
Gilhooley, James Baxter, William
Satchwell, James Nagef, William Mann,
stroke; Harry Wrinkle, coxswain; sub
stitutes, Aza Smith, M. Healy, H. M.
Jury; Wachusetts Boat club, Worces-
ter, Mass, T. O'Toole, bow; Michael
Maher, Fred F. Flagg, Thomas Spen-
Ger, John Carr, stroke; Dan Coogan,
coXswain; substitutes, Charles Lewis,
Frank Leary.
Senior eight-oared shells-Minnesota
Boat club, st. Paul, N. P. Langford,
George Langford, Percy Houghton, L..
NJ. Mabon, H. L. Burlington, j. H.
Simpson, T. L. Wann, w. N. Arm
strong, ]. D. Denegre, H. P. Bend, c..
NJ. Bend, E. Boland, coxswain; w. H.
Yardley, coxswain; James Schwarts;
First Bohemian Boat club, New York,
V. Chastril, Otto Nevothy, F. Zeleshy,
V. Ladman, K. Vancura, Joseph Be-
hensky, Joseph Belchlavek, Joseph
Kondelka, Joseph Skoda, coxswain:
substitutes, F. F. Wesley, A. Maronsck,
Joseph e. Tesar, coXswain; Triton Boat
club, Newark, N. j., F. Holt, bow
Charles Hadfield, Clifford Brown, Will
lam Cox, Massey Milne, John David
son Jr., John Castle, Ezra Brink,
stroke; H. Cashion, coxswain; substi-
tutes, J. S. Vincent, A. NJ. Harris, sub
coxswain; w. H. Orsman; Wachusett
Boat club, Worcester, Mass, o. Foote,
bow; M. Maher, F. Flagg, T. Higgins,
F. Gilchrist, ]. Cummings, F. Spencer,
j. Carr, stroke; c. Hogan, coxswain !;
substitutes, G. Lewis and Leary.