The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-13
YOUNG WINNER OF THE DIAMoND
SOULS WITHDRAWS FROM
THE NATIONAL REGATTA, g.
FINDS THE PACE TOO HOT
IN The SOCIAL WORLD SINCE HE
HAS BECOME A MUCH-SOUGHT
LION.
LII THE ENTRIES FILLED
"lth the Exception of Those of the
Minnesota Eight and DR..
Mcdowell.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12-With the
exception Of DR.. Mcdowell, Of Chicago
and the st. Paul, Mimi, senior eight
Dared crew, all the crack oarsmen Of
the United States and Canada who are
entered for the regatta which will be
held on the Schuylkill river tomorrow
and Saturdya, are now here Most Of
the New York men arrived at noon.
Among them were H. Voight, of the
Atalanta club, the intermediate doubles
Of the Nassau and Nonpareil clubs,
the intermediate tours Of the Lone Star
and Sewanhaka clubs and the Daunt-
less senior eight
Edward Ten Eyck, the Henley win
ner, viii not compete in the regatta, as
his father says the young champion
is out Of condition in consequence of
the social functions he has been
obliged to attend and lack of practice.
Ten Eyck's hands were BADLY blistered
after his practice this morning. and he
realizes that the men entered for the
senior single event would be hard to
beat by any one not in the best shape.
The decision of Ten Eyck has created
much disappointment.
The greatest interest of the regatta
is centered in the senior single sculI
event, in which such cracks as White
head, Juvenal, Mcguire, Van Damme,
Award and "Bush" Thompson are en-
tered.
Next to this event the senior eight
cared shell is claiming the most at
tention. The University of PennsyI-
vania Varsity crew is entered in this
ic oil IL IL
Cambridge, composed of Harvard grad
yates.
All the races, with the exception Of
the International four-oared shell event
and the eight-oared shell races, will be
one and half miles with a turn, while
the others will be one and half miles
straight away.
The events for tomorrow and Sat-
urday and the order in which they will
be rowed are as follows:
Friday-First heat intermediate single
shells; first heat senior four-oared shells;
second heat senior four-oared shells: second
heat intermediate single shells; third heat
intermediate single shells; first heat senior
single shells; second heat senior single shells;
thlrd neat senior single shells; first heat in
termediate four-oared shells; second heat in
termediate four-oared shells; final heat inter-
mediate eight-oared shells.
shells; senior four-oared shells; senior single
shells; intermediate single shells; pair-oared
shells; intermediate double seuil Shells
intermediate four-oared shells; international
four-oared shells; senior eight-oared shells.
The drawing for positions was made
today, and resulted as follows:
v 1nteFmediate singles first heat. B; G.
heat, N Voight, ATLANTA B. G.: ?. G. L.
Harris, Detroit B. c.. 8, R. C. Lockwood.
West Philadelphia B.. G.; A., F. J. Greer,
PENNSYLVANIA Barge Club 2, T. Burker,
Crescent B. G.; 8, E. F. Scholze, Management
B: G.; 4, P. H: Lee, Springfield B. c. Senior
ggonaut B. G.; 2 J; B. Juvenal, Pennsylvania
barge; ), F. c. Award, Toronto R. c.; 4.
T. n. Joyce, ATLANTA B. C. Second heat,
J. G. Whitehead, West End B. c.. 2, J. j.
Ryan. Toronto R. G.; 3, Ten Eyck. Wachusett
R. C.; T. E. A. Thompson Argonaut B. c.
Third Heat, ]: Mcdowell, Delaware B. c.
1Chicago); 2 Ed. Marsh, Vesper B. c.; 3.
G. L. Van Damme, Mutual R. c., Detroit;
4, j. Mcguire, Bradford B. c.
senior pair, final heat-1, Quaker City B. c.;
2, West Philadelphia B. c.. g. Argonaut B. C.;
4, Pennsylvania Barge Club; s. Vesper B. G.
Intermediate double sculls-1 Vesper B. c.;
2 Paramount B. c.; Nassau B. c.; 4, Nom
pareil B. c.; 5, Detroit r. c.
Senior double shells, final heat Toronto
B. c.; 2, Catlin B. c.; 8, Vesper B. c.; A.
Pennsylvania Barge club
intermediate four-oared shells, final heat
Z, Il. -, s,
sylvanla b. C.; 4, Seawanhaka B. c.; 5, Yes
per B. C.
Senior four-oared shells, first heat-1, Staten
Island B. c.; 2 Crescent B. c.; g. Ariel B. C.
Second heat-1, Columbia B. c.; 2 Argonaut
B. c.; 3, Institute B. C.
Senior international four, first heat In
stttute; 2, Ariel; g. Staten Island. Second
heat, Argonaut; 2, Crescent; 8, Columbia
intermediate eights, final heat, Fairmount;
2 Worcester; 3, Montrose 4, N. Y A. c.
Senior eights-1 Dauntless; 2 Weld: 8,
pennsylvania B. c.; 4. Montrose; >, Worcest-
ter; 6. University of Pennsylvania
The following are the officials of the re-
gatta:
Umpire, first day, Walter Simpson, North
Cambridge, Mass; umpire second day Henry
Whiting Garfield, Albany.
Timekeepers-James Fox, Boston; John
Abel New York; w. L. Littlejohn, Canada;
w. C. Friedman, Baltimore; E. Richard Gasch,
Mass; Barlow s. Weeks.
Judges at Fnish-John F. Rankin. Brooklyn;
d. A. Hagerty, Philadelphia; Charles S. Men
tell, Baltimore; w. N. Armstrong, st. Paul;
James G. Tighe, Brooklyn; W. E. Vandiver
Newark.
Judges at Turn-George D. Phillips, New
York; Harvey S. Mount. Philadelphia;
Charles E. Adams Philadelphia; John Rodg-
ers Brooklyn; ]. F. Deshields, Baltimore;
Charles Baker, Washington; Harry Janssou
Staten Island.
Starter-James Pilkington, New York.
The executive committee of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen was in ses-
sion until nearly midnight discussing the
case of Edwin Hedley, former champion of
Canada and now of the Vesper Boat club Of
this city, who has been disqualified for three
years on a charge of having sold his medals
Hedley's petition for reinstatement was voted
down, to 2. the president and secretary de-
Ginning to vote.