The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-26

crew has Maurice, stroke; Doyle, 8; G.
Won Dachenbauseu, 2 and Warden, bow.
John Doyle, the veteran oarsman. sacri
feed his own pleasure in order TO helI
make up the crew, In which he will pull
No. 8.
DR.. Cockeri!le is pulling in his old-timt
form and putting in lots OF beef. Cor
nelly, too. Is doing good. earnest work
1t has not yet been decided whether
the next club hop will be given on Friday
evening next in honor OF visiting oarsmen
or whether it will be put off until Thurs
day following. The former date would cry
likely Interfere with the training OF the
members of the crew.
Cards have been issued for admission
TO the boathouse on regatta day. From
the big balcony and tower a splendid view
OF the races can be had. The number OF
cards is necessarily limited.
ANALoSTAN BOAT CLUB.
Bicycling has helped rowing at the
Analostan Boat Club, and a larger attend
.ance than ever marks the seasons work
at this prosperous clubhouse.
Capt Moore has plenty Of material to
work on and his selection OF crews has
on that account been Somewhat difficult.
Too much good material is ofttimes worse
than none at ALL,
been repaired and the pretty craft is as
good as ever.
The club will make a strong effort to
land thc intermediate eight. made up Of
the senior four and four Juniors.
1t seems somewhat strange TO see crews
out without Louis Fischer as a regular
occupant of one OF the seats.
The senior four is in fast form and
speed even now. Capt Moore is steering
brin ~ hna N yr
the course as straight as string.
Tomorrow evening the lightweight four,
as IL will start on regatta day, will be
out and ready to take its polishing course.
stearps is regular and as good as
ever. He will be in the lightweight four,
so tits said.
BallaDtyne or Fisher will coxs vain the
eight. which,
About August one OF the old-tinie club
regattas and hops will be given at the
lighthouse. There is strong rivalry be-
tween the real" and the balcony oars
nien, and their efforts to make their re-
speetive features successful are unccas-
ing and treless. The A. B. c. is a gen.
erous host.
The splendid balcony OF the club viii he
of little use this year as point from which
to see the big regatta. except at long
range. Finishes will be almost within
reach, however. Cards will be issued TO
A. b. C. and friends to see the races from
the p B. G. and c. A. c. houses
WASHINGTON OUTING CLUB.
The baseball team OF the washington
Outing Club last Sunday played its second
game this season with the East Ends and
easily defeated the visitors by a score OF
20 to /. 1t was seven inning game and
entirely too one-sided to be interesting.
The only features were the batting of
Harry King and Bradley and the battery
work of Chappeil and Bradley, all OF
w. o. C. Chappell struck out twelve men
and only five hits were secured off his
delivery.
c. H. Reizenstein and T. Scriyener
played their usual strong game.
on account of the absence from the
city OF SO many members, 1t has been i'm
possible to complete arrangements for the
several social features announced for
this month.
About fifteen members took a trip last
week to Colonial Beach, and had Jolly
time. One OF the diversions was a swim
ming contest, with dinner for the party
as the stake, the last four to cross the line
to pay for the entertainment. II all
fouls had been allowed, no one would
have finished. Sam Nattans and Sidney
Reizenstein finished first and second. The
losers were Milton Daman, Monroe Luchs,
Sol Richards, and Jerry Franc.
The Harmony Circle gave a bus and
tally-ho party to Cabin John on Thursday
evening and it wasa grand success in every
way. After good supper at the Bridge
Hotel, dancing filled in the evening. The
return trip was merry one, and made SO
by the addition Of about thirty couples
on bicycles, who made the round trip in
that way. Popular songs and choruses
were rendered, and those who were in
the party must have, for the time being,
at any rate, forgotten thu cir troub les.
So great was the success of the affair
that it is probable that it will be repeated
at an early day.
The committee having the affair in charge
consisted Of D. Gusdorf, N. Meyers, E.
Kohrer, G. Rosenthal, and L. Rich, the
latter led the singing in splendid manner. A
vote Of thanks was rendered the committee
for the excellent manner of managing the
affair.
The unbeaten ball team of the club will
play game on the W. o. C. grounds at
10 O'Clock this morning, with the strong
Light Infantry team. A sharp, well-played
game may be expected.
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