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coach, and this. work he will take up at
once.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.

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PoTOMAo BOAT CLUB.
Several members of the Potomac Boat
Club VINO are ipteEested in canoeing have
under considerations the adding of canoe
section or adjunct tot the club. Theboat-housC
is amply large aDd3the facilities also ample
and in order thatthere may bean expression
of opinion in the matter the members invite
a personal calf OF correspondence with
Capt. Shepherdg of the club, who is an old
canoeist.
For several years the local canoeists were
banded together under tire name of the
washington Canoe Association, and had
a very comfortable floating boat-hOuse
which, unfortunately, was wrecked in the
disastrous freshet Of 1889, and about
which time the club disbanded, having lost
its house and quantity of equipment and
some few canoes.
b. h. Green was at that time commodore
and among the well-known members were
Messrs. j. r. Late, Rev j c. Wynkoop, A "A.
Hassan, j. ?. Lihhey, OTIS Goodan, Irwin
Linton, Frank Williams, and Frank Stock
bridge.
Some Of the Games are now at Ritter's,
Bennett's s and r asseno's, and these together
with the three i the Potomac house, built
by members, would form a good nucleus
for effect and ii is TO be hoped that all
canoeists who desire a renewal of associa-
ton in this line viii at once crlme together
az the Potomac house, and in old campfire
fashion, Galk iG over
The junior eightoared shell crew has
kept in training during the past week, as it
was rumored that IL would be sent to one
OF the late out-uf-town regattas. Nothing
definite has been done i'll the matter.
The crew is moving in good form and
speed.
A number or barge parties are spoken of
and a large basket party ut the Potomac
landing is also under discussion. In
former years this was a pleasing feature
OF each season and it would b. a good idea
to revive il.
ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB.
Many Of the rowing men OF tue AnaIostan
Boat Cub have gone away to recuperatg
after a most trying season Of training
Capt Moore has taken up single sculling
and handles himself well He win leave
the city tomorrow for a little trip
Pleasure rowing now takes up all the time
Of the members, and several barge parsies
viii De given next week. with dancing at
the landing ana at the clubhouse
The victorious lightweight four has been
photographed, and the picture viii be hung
in the boathousc parlor
Stroke Mills has gone on his vacation.
Bob Howard is a regular visitor, and
stuI yearus for work in the shells
The junior foIr viii be kept intact for
next season, when it viii be strong crew.
WASHINGTON OUTING CLUB.
The members OF the Washington Outing
Club who took cruisc along the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland returned home last even
ing and reported "a most delightful trip.
Harry King is again at Cape May andplay-
ing first base onlthe strong team of that re-
sort.
c. E Wigginbon has returned from At
lantic City, ana Taylor Cronin reports good
fishing at Ocean City.
Glass work IN the gymnasium VIII be
taken up III ea arnes ton or about the 10th in
slant, ana from present indications the
class win be a large one Among those
taking special interest in the work are C.
Ludwig, NJ Damman, o. Scane, p.
scrivener, c. Clifford, Il Rothschud. W.
A Farlee, l. Weyi, s. Wallach, Clint Davis,
G. Il 8eizenstein, H-GrifIiu and c. NJ Parke.
Under directons) OF Gus Roth, several
improvements HRd changes have been
made in the baseball diamond
The club proposes to put a strong basket
ball team in the field this season. and viii