The Washington times., 1895-06-16

lowing races, the order of which has not
yet been decided upon; A Junior" and
a ''Seuor' -four VIII ma ke an in
teresttng race, and the junior crew will
have: Coburu, stroke; Carter, 3; Shields,
2 ana Boyle, bow. The seniors WIN have:
Magee. stroke; Mann, 3; Eaton, 2, and
Blunt. bow. There VIII be an eieht-uared
race bet weeu the juniors, red, and seniors,
blue. The foImer viii consist OF Clarke,
stroke; Carter, I; Shields, 6; Talmadge, .;
Boyle, 4; Nolan, 8: Jaouette, 2; Seton,
bow, and Bobby Elder, coXswain. The
senior crew will be made up from among
the other crews.
Dr. Won Lindgren and Moarare down fora
single scull race, and gig race will be
rowed if the lists fill The Old Dominion
has been invited to send up gig crew
Lieut.. Baker is working hard to make a
grand success of the affair which it will
undoubtedly be, and the lair friends of the
club will be out in large numbers to cheer
the oarsmen to victory.
1t is more than likely that junior eight
will be sent TO the Schuylkill regatta
on July 4th.
Wheeler and Schade are training on the
Columbia Field bicycle track.
The baseball team has baen unfortunate
in its schedule. a number of games ar
ranged have been forfeited to the team
because of examinations and failure of
/ On Wednesday next the team is scheduled
to play a game at Rockville.
The tennis courts adjoining the club
house and at the grounds are constantly
in use. Among the regulars at the nets re
Dr. w. R. King, Smead, Howard, c. A.
Bailey, Milstead. Shaw, Zeigler, Can
field, Demo and Craig
ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB.
There is no decrease in interest in the
work at the Analostan boat house and the
new men are trying with the old ones to
make a good showing and therewin be no
lack of good material from which TO get
out good -four or an eight, - or both.
a senior -four" which is moving nicely
and showing speed even this early is made
up of Mills, stroke; Howard, 8; Stevens,
2, and Stearns bow.
The ''eighu" has been out a number Of
times with candidates on trial Tor seats
therein.
Ross Perry, one of the clubs most popular
oarsmen, VIII spend his vacation abroad
Carlyle Whiting viii take up single
Sculling to represent the club in local
! events.
Is it not about time for one of those
delightfullg rare occasions, known as
canoe portage parties. to Sycamore Island
under the careful guidance of mine hosts,
Marshall and Flowers and Whiting, and
sundry other kindred spirits?
Tickets are selling rapidly for the
club excursion ON July 8.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB
The prospects are bright for strong
eight out ofsthe Potomac boat house made
up largely of the new material which
came in rly this year
Capt Offley and his lieutenants are at
work developing this material. which is
very willing and regular.
Lieut. divers brother is among the
new ones who is doing well
Bauby will make one of the strongest
| waist men the Clut, has had in some years
He is learning rapidly.
Young Bah is another man who will
| make himself valuable in the boat.
A club regatta to be held on the after
| noon OF one of the coming hop nights is
| spoken of Thc:e regattas are always
productive of much good, in that they
create an interest in the men, and from
their worl; their fitness for this or that
| place in a boat is shown.
The second hop OF the season will be
! given on rrxt Friday evening
COLUMBIA TURN-VEREIN.
| The gymnasts OF the Columbia Turn
| yerein arc taking plenty Of practice pre-
! paratory to competing in the great turn
| fest of the South Atlantic Circle of the
! n. A. Turn-Bund, 10 be held at Paterson
| on the 2otS inst. The team to be entered
| consists OF twleve excellent gymnasts and
! acrohats, who will Eo doubt give q good
j account of themselves.
The verein has strong bowlers, who
| Will make up team for next seasons
| league. Among the prize bowlers are
| Charles Spicss, q. w Stcgemerten e.
NJ Burdine, q F. Bray and Fred Eckstein.
| The splendid offers made to Capt. Ed.