The morning times., 1896-07-12
tam out in the bicycle psrsdc on Tuesday
evening. 80
The c. A. c. display win be strikiDsiy
pretty and novel.

gether and showing great improvement II
blade work. 1t promises to be 'secoDds'
faster than recent crews and is almost nov
able to give it's wash to many of til,
fast ones on the course
IL is now rowing telling stroke at abou
81 or 30 per minute. the kind OF stroke that
all the crew like. The makeup OF the crew
Is: Capt. Moore. bow; Hioe, e; Howard, 8
and Perry stroke.
Capt. MooreJh concluded not to attempt
a junior eight. but with the men composing
the senior four bet'expects to put out a
rattling good Inte5meGiate eight. Garter
Ballantyne win probably he coxsw vain OF
| the eight. - st,
The Iight-weighe four, like all the
crews from tiiis hbuse. will be fast
one, and wen selected from among:
| stcarns, Fair, Grimes, Bradley. and
| Moore. fI,-
John Howard isiia quick learner and
handles himself well. He aspires to be-
come as good an oarsman as his brother
Hob, who is rowing in his old-time good
form. Young 9Howard could make" a
| place in one Uf the crews this season had
he not decided to wait a year before
going into active training.
The hope iseexpressed all around that
Louis Fischer will again occupy seat
In one OF the'boabs on regatta day.
The members are rapidly selling all
the joint regatta excursion tickets left
with the A. b. c. committee.
Sometime in August after the Potomac
River regatta, Capt. Moore promises to
have n big club regatta, one OF the kind
that made the good old club famous in
days gone by. The affair will have all
the necessary features of a number OF
races, and dancing and refreshments
aftcrwlrd. No.
SaVnrDI nrt;a tc th,
rule at this house. and it is a feature
that could have none but the best results
and the example might be followed by
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49, POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
An Increased amount OF interest and a
corresponding increase OF number of crews
marked the weeks work at the Potomac
Boat Club, and 1t is Tow more than likely
that the old red and white" will be
represented lin two races In the coming Poto-
mac River Regatta.
Capt. Nolan has gotten out several eisits
during the fair afternoon of tie week and
the form and speed Of the crews makes
II likely that they will make Il good show
inS IN the races in winch they enter.
A. II. Mills return to the club was hailed
with pleasure, and his work in the stroke
seat Of. the eight indicates that he is IL
better shape than ever. and that with
good crew behind Linn he will come veT
near landing a winner.
An eight that showed considerable spec
had Mills. stroke: W. ID. Nolan, Z; Gallagher
6; Gorniiey, 8: Nolan, 4; DR.. Cockeriil. S.
Joe oliver, ., and Bali, /.
Another crew iiid old reliable Joe Oliver,
stroke; w. ID. Nolan, Z: Gallagher, 8; Corn.
ley, 5; j. ]. Nolan. A: suyder. ); C. Oliver,
2. and Maurice, /.
From these the junior eight will be
selected, and the selection OF the men will
depend upon the work they do. Seats
must he earned aud won.
II is proposed also to enter a ligh weight
-four. ahd into this it is hoped to put
Warden and Doyle and two others OF the
weight class: probably tile Voi Dachen-
hausen brothers.
Mills is setting a clipping stroke and
using considerable headwork in tie trials.
The men are all training faithfully and
realize that there is but short time in
which to get into winning form.
Maurice will enter in the single scull
event in the new cedar she'll which he
ordered from Glass last year II he expects
to win lie will have To do more rowing
than he is doing now.
The older members OF the club are
turning out in goodly numbers and watch
the crews in practice from the balcony.
Their presence Ienceura ges the oarsmen.
The regular hop was postponed from
Friday to ThuEslay evening next.
The members, are disposing OF large
number OF tickets for the joint excursion
to be given on July 20 for the benefit of
the regatta fund. st
AsHINGFoNo OUTING CLUB.
The baseball team Of the Washington
Outing Club added To It's ST ring of victories
last week by nefeating the strong Mile
Limits by a score of 13 to s. The splendid
work of Capt. Harry King and OF Phil. King
helped largely 60 make the victory pos
sibe ! ats
Phil. King cat.se home to spen1 the Fourth
ana returned tn New York ON Monday
His stick work was che feature or the game
Br;ldley's catching and Chappell's wcrk
iii the pitchers. were OF a high order
OF excel ence. oi Serivener's pid ying this
season is OF high standard. Harry
King covered himself with glory by making
a home run with the bases full.
Perry Biscombe and Jacob Strasburger,
who officiated as umpires, have gained |
puite a reputation and are in the Tim Hurst |
class for efficiency.
The club is more than pleased with the |
manner in which SAM We'll is managing |
t,ie team
The team as il playeIits last game was as
'ollnws: Phil King, second base: Harry
King. first base; Scrivener. shortstop:
Damon. third base: NJ. King center field;
Jha ppell. pitcher: Bradley catcher; s. |
2eizensten, left field: H. Kaufman. right
ield
Today the team will play the Saks &
o.. nine on the W. o. c. grounds. and
lext Sunday it will play with the Light
nfantry Leaguers. The game with Palais
loyai has been postponed.
. The services OF c. Fl. Reizenstein, one
,f the strongest rielders in the club. have
,een missed and it is hoped that he will
be able to play today.
Capt. Harry King played four days OF
,he past week with the Asbury Park
cam. He viii return here to play in
odly's game.
The amusement committee is working
lard on the ladies' bicycle night and
hopes TO make it a big success. Date
has not yet been fixed 1t was upavoid-
ably postponed last week.
Lew Hirsh Max Oppenheimer. and Gus
Sordinger have been placed in charge
Of the clubs ARRANGEMENTS for the turn
put in the big bicycle parade to be held /
on Tuesday evening. The club expects to |
mike splendid showing and will turn |
Dpt thirty five strong, and each member |
will be accompanied by a lady. ma king
turnout Of seventy, all having a dis
tinctive decoration and novel lighting |
Effects. o. p. SCHMIDT.
The Gayly Colored Hammocks
You can have the color OF your fayorite |
sollege in your hammock IL you will. That |
is, particularly if the college carries the |
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