Evening star., 1896-08-01
resentatives of the winged arrow will again

resentatives of the winged arrow will again
take posse ssion- Of the cup.
one Of great Nactivity. Small boats were
stirring here and there in hope of getting
good positions from which to view the race,
while the queSg Outlines of the water bi-
cycles could be readily disiI guished as the
unique craft ApedSaround at good speed
among the me5e f6rmal looking forms Of
aquatic construction. Hundreds of ladies
ooouoied the -1hlcohies Of the two club
bright colored dresAes and ribbons. Intense
partisans as they are on such occasions,
they waved the eSlors Of their favorite
crews and "rootedy zealously. In the boat
nerve high pitched
The tra'ners-were giving the last word
OF announcement and advice to their men.
who sat about as ;unconcernedly as possible,
waiting for the word tc get their shell in
the water The police boat Blackburn was
steaming here and there about the course.
OF Wnlie orders were given to the masters
OF small boats and the larger craft to take
positions out of the way and maintain
them throughout the races. There was ex-
celient promise that good order would be
.nalhtaineo on the course. and there was
the free run OF the shells.
The Program.
The program Of the races this afternoon
is as follows:
Position No. !, Columbias of Washington
"A; h McConville, bow; Almond A. Lunds-
ford, ,; Charles c. Clark, 3; Charles B.
Shields. 6; Lewis s. Wells 7; oscar E.
Carter. stroke; Orlando Ross. coxswain.
POSITION No. 2. Potomacs Of Washington
.C. W. Oliver. bow; Corbin Ball, 2: DIR. H.
5; John J. Nolan, 6; w. D. Nolan, Z; Alfred
h. Mills, stroke; Chas. G. Warden. cox
swain.
3:sO p. M.-Junior Single Sculls.
Position No. 1-Roscoe C. Lockwood. West
Philadelphia Boat Club.
POSITION No. 2-H T. Maurice, Potomac
Boat Club.
Position No. 3-Peter Moar, c. A. c.
400 r. M.-JuniOr Fours.
Position No. I. Ariel Rowing Club of Bal
timore-Wm. H. Weed. bow; F. A. Han
COCK z; w. N. Cummings. 3; E. J. Gala
nan, stroke; J. Mallory Taylor and Wilbur
.. thompson. substitutes.
POSITION No. z. Columbia Athletic Club
Sharles e. Clark, bow; Almond A. Linds-
Ioro, Z; Lewis s. Wells, 3: Oscar 1. Carter,
stloke; Charles B. Stewart and Charles A.
'aquette, substitutes.
$500 p. M.-senior Fours.
POSITION No. l, Ariel Rowing Club of Bal
timore-Wm H. Weed, bow: Frank A. Han
COCK z; VIII M. Cummins 8; E. j. CALI
man, stroke; c. w. Rolph and Fred H.
Focke. substitutes
POSITION No. 2, Analostan B. C-Franklin
Moore, bow; o. c. Hine, 2: R. c. Howard,
d; r. Ross Perry. jr., stroke, and Boyd
Taylor. substitute.
Position No. 3. Pennsylvania Barge Club
OF Philadelphia-Frank A. Baltz, bow:
aomer Mead. 2: A. J. Ingraham. 3: c. B..
,. nix. stroke: Harry Scott and Geo. w Van
Vliet substitutes.
Position No. 4. Columbias-H w. Blunt,
jr-. bow: O. w. Hecox. 2; Geo. NJ. Mann
8; VIM. c. MCGOWAN, stroke, and c. Baker.
substitute.
S:3O p. M.-fikht-wei8ht Fours,
Position No. L. Columbia A. C.-Frank
H. Parsons bow: Claude Lundsford. 2: Ed
win Seton. 3; Jerome Magee. stroke
Position No. 2, Potomacs-(-has e. War
den. bow: Geo. Won Dachenhausen, 2; ].
Hadley Doyle, 3: H.. T. Maurice. stroke.
8P. M.-Intermediate Eixl,ts. .lsa
Position No. 1, Columbias-A. H. Nc
Conville. bow: H. A. Lundsford 2; Chas. c.
Clark 3; Chas B. Stewart. 4: Chas. H.
Jaquette. 5: John r. Shields. @; Lewis s.
Wells Z: Oscar C. Garter. stroke; Orlando
Ross, -coxswain., ,.
Position No 2. Anafostan-R. c. .BalIy-
tine. bow; j. C. Howard 2; Franklin
Moore. 3: O. G. Hine, 4: s. s. Ludlum. s:
Boyd Taylor. 9; r. C. Howard, 7: R. Ross
Ferry, Jr stroke; J. w. Stearns, coxswa'n
POSITION No. 3. Potomacs-C. w Oliver,
row; Corbin Ball. 2: DR.. H Cockrell 3:
Nolan. G: w. D. Nolan, 4; Alfred II Mills
stroke: Chas r w rdaD S'