Evening star., 1896-07-29
Men for the Saturday Regatta Sc
lected.
OARSMEN ARE PRACrICING DAILY
All Arrangements Made for Sue
cessful Affair.
LIST OF MPETIT TORS


off the local oarsmen are beginning to grow
a bit nervous as to their condition and to
wish they had gone into training a bit
earlier. They are all in good form, how
ever, and they now make use of every
spare hour to get accustomed to racing
speed and to the upper course. Word comes
from Baltimore and Philadelphia of steady,
persistent work being done on those waters
by the crews that are casting covetous eyes
on the handsome trophies offered in the Po-
tCmac regatta, and the ColumbiaS, Analos-
tGns and Potomacs are no wpegging away
Ike good fellows to get "ft" before Satur-
day afternoon.
Practically everything is In readiness for
the races and all that is now required to
make a successful regatta Is fine day.
If the river should be smooth and the air
still doubtless some fast time will he made.
The tide Is high that day ct 1855 pm. and
Is low at 7:16 p. In, so that 1t will be on the
ebb during the races, which are to start
at and finish about $50. Thus the fin
ishes will be made with the tide. and better
races are looked for on that account. The
eight-cared events are to be rowed straight
away down stream, and good time ought to
be made in those races.
The IntermixsiOn.
Satisfactory progress is reported by those
who have charge Of the program in making
arrangements for the oddities that are to
fill in the intermission between the junior
and senior four-oared races. 1t is proba BILE
that there will be series of interesting
canoe and swimming races. The police ar
Iangements, too. are advancing satisfac-
torily. and no apprehension is felt as to
the proper management of the course
Ihe full and complete entries for all the
events have been filed with Secretary
f1scher. and the personnel of the crews
that are to compete is now matter of
record. The official list shows that the com
peting oarsmen will be as follows:
Junior Fights.
First race. junior eights-Potomacs of
Washington-C. w. Oliver, bow; Corbin
Ball. 2: DR.. H. Cockerill. 8; J. A. Oliver 4:
P. T. Gormley, 8; John ]. Nolan, 6; W. D.
Nolan, Z; Alfred H. Mills, stroke; Chas G.
Warden. coxswain. Columbias of Washing
ton-A. H. Conville. bow; Almond A. Linds-
ford. 2: Charles c. Clark. 3: Charles B.
stewart 4; Charles r. Jaquette, 5; John
4. Shields. 6; Lewis s. Wells, Z: Oscar E.
Carter, stroke; Orlando Ross, coxswain.
Junior Single sculls.
Second race. junior single sculls-Roscoe
Z. Lockwood. West Philadelphia Boat
Club; H. T. Maurice. Potomac Boat Club;
and Peter Moar and Sam A. Boyle, CAC
Junior Fours.
Third race. junior fours-Ariel Rowing
Club Of Baltimore, VIM. H Weed, bow; F.
"A Hancock, 2; W. N. Cummings, 3: E. ].
Callahan. stroke: ]. Mallory Taylor and
Wilbur S. Thompson. substitutes.
Columbia Athletic Club-Charles c. Clark,
bow; Almond A. Lindsford, 2; Lewis 8.
Wells, 8; Oscar l. Carter, stroke; Charles
B. Stewart and Charles A. Jaquette, SUBJ
stitutes.
Senior Fours.
Fourth race, senior fours:
Analostan, B. C.-Franklin Moore how.
o. c. Hine. second; R. c. Howard third;
R. Ross Perry, jr.. stroke. and Boyd Taylor,
stroke.
Columbias-H. w. Blunt. jr.. bow; o. w.
Hecox. second; Geo. NJ. Mann, third; VIM.
c. MCGOWAN. stroke. and c. Baker. sub
Pennsylvania Barge Club of Philadel-
pbia-Frank A. Baltz bow; Homer Mead,
second; A. ]. Ingraham, third: c. B. Dix,
stroke; Harry Scott and Geo. w. Van Vliet,
subs.
Ariel Rowing Club of Baltimore-Wm. II
Weed. bow; Frank A. Hancock, second;
Will NJ. Cummins, third; E. j. Callihan,
stroke; c. w. Rolph and Fred H. Focke,
subs.
LiGht-Weight FOurs.
Fifth race, lightweight fours. Columbia
A. C.-Frank H. Parsons, bow; Claude
Lundsford, 2; Edwin Seton, 8; Jerome Ma
gee. stroke.
Potomacs-Chas. g. Warder, bow; Geo.
Won Dachenhausen. 2; ]. Hadley Doyle, 3;
H. I. Maurice, stroke.
intermediate Fights.
Sixth race, intermediate eights. Ariels-
R. c. Ballytine, bow; ]. c. Howard, 2;
Franklin Moore. 8; o. C. Hine, 4; S. s.
Ludlum. 5; Boyd Taylor. 6; R. C. Howard,
I: r. Ross Perry. jr., stroke; ]. w. Stearns,
coxswain
Columbias-A. H. McConville. bow; H. A.
Lundsford. 2: Chas. c. Clark. 8: Chas. B.
Stewart. 4: Chas. H. Jaquette, s; John r.
Shields. g; Lewis s. Wells. Z; Oscar c. Car
ter. stroke: Orlando Ross. coxswain.
PotomacsLC.W. Oliver, bow; Corbin Ball.
2: Dr. H. Cockrell: 3; J. A. Owen, A. P. T.
Gormley, s: j. ]. Nolan, 6; w. D. Nolan 7;
Alfred H. Mills. stroke; Chas. ]. Warder
coxswain.
The trophies will be placed on exhibition
tomorrow in the show window Of Moore &
Ledlng, HOO Pennsylvania avenue.