The morning times., 1895-08-18

the week were encouraging TO Capt.
Baker, who deserves success for his ef-
forts TO get out none but the best, after
many discouragements.
Danny Walsh is getting into good shape.
He VIII be good substitute for the eight.
Ryan, Bakers old side partner, in The
waist of any number OF winning crews,
in the T. b. c. and c. A. c., was visitor
at the boaJhouse during the week Having
outgrown his rowing clothes, he could
not give his brother, visiting here from
New York ride up river.
Mckinney. another of This rivers sue
cessful arsmen and scullers, likewise
dropped i'm TO look the crews over, prepared
to give valuable advice where needed.
Tallmadge gave an enjoyable dancing
party al the boathouse on Wednesday. He
Will give a large barge party and dance
after the regatta.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
The lightweight four of the Potomac
Boat Club, which Will represent the club on
Saturday next is made up OF j. Oliver,
stroke; George Won Dacheuhalsen, 3; j.
|. w.
! boat is moving well, not only in form but
/ IN speed, and the boys are confidently
expected 10 make a good showing in this
race, and 10 sustain the reputation OF the
old red and white n this particular
I class OF events in which the club has been
/ siugularly successful
Should any change be necessary in above
crew. C Oliver Will be in readiness to
take place.
The hopes OF the club members are largely
ccntcred in the success OF the junior eight,
which is daily showing improvement in
form and movement. The crew as it will
raw on Saturday next has ] A Oliver,
stoke; u. S. Roulette, :; a NJ Archer,
s; James Bauby, 3; W F Gallagher, 4;
Dr. II CockerilIe, 3; p F Gormley, 2;
C. NJ. Ban, /, aud c. G. Warden, cox
swain
There are so many men anxious TO row,
and good ones, too, that Capt Offley
would have little trouble 10 fill the seats
should necessity arise, ud he hopes before
the close or entries 10 get together a strong
Junior four The only drawback to carry
ing ont such desire, however, is that the
club LACKS shell suitable 10 carry the
men he has in shape
1t was expected that Maurice would
enter the junior single event, but business
engagements prevented his devoting the
Necessary time TO practice
Bauby is doing splendid work at No. ..
He aud Gala CHER have the weight to put
IN when called on, and make their work
tell
GOmley at No 2 handles himself well
He was quick TO learn and is a good man
Dr. Il CockerIlle is rowing in his old-time
splcudld form.
The new cedar single shell ordered for
a member OF the club from William Glass
& Son, boathIlers, OF Philadelphia, viii
resch here tomorrow II is said TO be
splendid specimen OF its class Of craft
snyder, one Of the new members of the
club, is ambitious 10 row. and having the size
and strength, he VIII make good man with
the sweeps" He VIII be taken In hand at
once for practice.
ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB.
At the last moment 1t has been found that
Stroke Mills cannot get in shape again to fill
has seat in the senior four Of the AnaIostan
Boat club II Is too bad. He is a good,
eatHeSt worker and an excellent oarsman,
AMI deserves better luck after all his hard
work
Fischer viii more than likely now take
the stroke seat IN the senior crew, and, OF
course, the men are pleased 10 know that
they had so good a man TO fill IN the breach
The crew wll row Fischer, stroke; Howard,
3; Leet. ?, and Moore, bow, unless Fischer
and Moore should exchange places, which
Is suggested 10y seeing the crew row in that
way on several evenings
The question OF putting in an eight in the
regatta Is still an open one, with the odds
M favor Of making the entry.
The junior four is doing good work. 1t
has shown marked Improvement in form and
speed. and Will make it very interesting for
all COmers.
None the less earnest In its work is the
lightweight four Its trial on time during
the week was very satisfactory TO Capt.
Moore. Stearns Is rowing bow 10 the queens
taste O. P SCHMIDT