The morning times., 1895-07-07

Dr. Cockerille never tires of rowing
| He is an earnest worker
Archer bids fair TO become q most val
| uahle man IN the shells
The next club hop viii be given ol
| Friday evening next
The regatta committee to confer witt
| the other clubs on Potomac River Re
gatta appointed Wedne sday last con
slsts of MeSsrs. offley, Oliver and Johl
| Nolan.
ANALoSTAN BOAT CLUB.
On Tuesday afternoon the Analostar
Boat Club VIII give one of its rare anc
always enjoyable excursions to Marshal
Han. Tickets are selling rapidly and ma,
be had of members only.
Capt. Moore VIII begin the active train
ing of his men this week, and aspirant
| for seats in the various crews to TAX,
| part lnFtbe Potomac River Regatta WI
be given ample opportunity to earn .
seat IN this or that crew.
There is plent. OF material 10 draw from
ana some good work is promised bv fht
new men, who are all anxious 10 row.
The club regatta which it had been in.
tended TO hold yesterday was postponed To
! Saturday afternoon next. The events will
include races for gigs, four cared shells,
/ working boats and -four" against an
| eight"
A four cared she'll crew from the A. 3 C.
] has made a new record for long distance
rowing on this river On July 4 the four
decided 10 take pull and proceeded past
! the Long Bridge and TO the arsenal and
then concluded to go TO Alexandria and
| were fortunate enough to find Capt Uhlcr
OF the Old Dominion Boat Club, at the boat
house, and after a pleasant stop off for
rest the journey was extended TO River
View, where dinner was had All along
I Nfan tg.Nwv Rsav
much speculation among the river people
who had never seen one The boat re-
turned with the crew none the worse for
wear from their long iaunt The new
record makers were. Mills, stroke; How
ard, 3; Leet, 2, and Moore, bow. which will
probably be the clubs senior four.
COLUMBIA TURN-vEREIN
The members of the Columbia Turn
Verein who went to Patterson, N j., last
week TO take part in the annual funniest
of the association or district, of which this
city is part, returned home delighted with
their trip and the proud bearers of at least
two prizes.
They were royalty treated on all sides
and speak in high terms of the splendid
class Of gymnastic and acrobatic work
done in competition during the fest.
On the 1lrs5 day flfty-one teams com
peted III the apparatus work, the smallest
had seven men and the largest thirty-six,
all divided into three classes. the Column
bia juniors were the first class They were
entered in the work on parallel bars They
surprised the spectators with the novelty
of their act, which was that of two men
working at the same time on the bars,
which ad two side bars and both men DING
the same movements at the same time The
work was OF a high class and reflected great
credit upon their instructor, julius Duehr-
ing
The mass ring drill by 300 ladies in
blouSeS was also a feature
The prizes were awarded at Clifton race
track, the locals took eleventh prize,
scoring 2S % points out OF a possible
30, showing how closely the leading teams
were matched
The Columbia team consisted of Charles
SpiesS, a. WieSbadeT, F A. Eckstcin. NJ
Schmit, Albert RoesCh. John Bickel, Ed
Eschinger. and Emil Schroat
There We're $50 entries in the individual
best all-around event, and OF these John
Bickel, OF the locals, showed his superiority,
by winning one OF theTirSt prizes
The team Will give some exhibitions of its
excellent work during the coming season
Q. P SCHMIDT.