The Washington times., 1902-08-03

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Senior Pair shcl-Iohn o. Exley and Edwin
lielcy, Nespcr Boat Club, Philadelphia. Pa.
intermediate Four Shell-Passaic Boat Club,
Newark, y. J.
Senior -Four sheli-western Rowing Club, st.
Louis, No.
International Four Shell-vcsper Boat Club,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Intermediate Eight Shell-winnipeg Boat
Club. Winnipeg. Manitoba.
Senior Eight Shcll-ArgOnaut Rowing Club,
Toronto, Canada.
This city will not be represented in
this years national but Baltimore.
which is quite active. will send up two
good crews.
Athletics at Y. M. C. A.
The tennis courts and the swimming
pool are the busiest places in and about
the y. NJ. C. A. at present. In all other
departments of athletics of the associa'
tion there is the usual summer dullness.
Physical Director Mel b. Rideout has
been away for several weeks on his va
cation. and on Friday morning Assistant
Physical Director c. z. Beckett started
off on his leave with the association ca
diets, who are making yachting trip
as far as Richmond. This party num-
bers about twenty-five and includes ca
diets and few friends. The party is in
charge of Mr.. Beckett and Mr.. II. v
Hamilton, who has direction of the ju-
nior department of the association.
Stops will be made at Norfolk. York
town, jamestown. and Richmond. The
party hopes to get back here in fifteen
days.
Jolly Fat Mems Club.
The members of the bowling team of
the Jolly Fat Mems Club are keeping in
shape by playing at every opportunity
The team, with some new material mixed
in with the old, will be In the field next
season for pennant honors and it will
start in early to climb the ladder.
Rodrick is staying at Atlantic City,
taking practice at the Columbia alleys.
In a recent set of games he bowled the
following remarkable string: PA, 2c5,
POS and 203. Another bowler, Houseman,
made 209, 2O2 POI. and 1872: W. F. Shan
bad. 2C3. and Durham. Of Florists Club,
Philadelphia. had 235 game.
Potomac Boat Club.
Midsummer has not to an appreciable
degree affected the attendance and the
interest at the Potomac Boat Club. The
club has rarely experienced such an ac
tive season, socially and otherwise.
For the past week or so the members
have beer preparing for club regatta
the second of the season. TO be held
next Saturday afternoon and the affaiI
promises to be the best of its kind held
here this season.
Especial interest is being taken in
the double scull race between HecoN and
Maize. and DAILY and Herman. These
clever oaramen recently purchased new
double shells at Philadelphia. and they
are now In the boathouse. It is hoped
to revive an interest In this class of
rowing which at one tine was a feature
on this river. The race between the
doubles named promises to be hotly
contested. as they are well-matched. not
only as oarsmen, but as scullers.
Plate Printers Trophy.
Many OF the plate printers at the Bu-
reau are interested in rowing, and some
of their number in former years, NOTABLY
William c, Mckinney, were among the
crack single scullers of this section.
They are showing their interest in the
Potomacs by offering a very handsome
trophy must be wen three times before
Il becomes the property OF a sculler.
The single sculls Will he divided into
irst and second class for regatta day.
In the former will be Daily and Hecox.
and in the other Mcgowan, Maize. Her
nan. Britt. Redington, Howell. and
Analostans May Enter.
The Analostan Boat Club has been in
'ited TO enter crews in the junior and |
mixed eights, gigs. singles. and canoes.
I has not been definitely decided what
his club will do, because OF the absence
rom the city OF so many OF its mem |
,ers.
Upon tho occasion of the Analostan |
egatta last month the Potomacs entered .
heir junior eight and won the race by d /
lear open length, and IT Is hoped that
he a. B. c. will take this opportunity !
# meeting the winners again.
Events and Makeup of Crews.
nd the probable makeup OF crews will
e as follows:
Single shells-First class. DAILY and
Iecox; second class. Mcgowan, Maize.
Iernan, Britt. Redington. Howell, and
Double shells-Hecox and Maize, Daily
nd Herman.
Double working boats-Magowan and
,engla. Marean. and Freeman, Coburn
nd Redington, Moses and Winship. Nc
onville and Beali. Gasch and Ourand,
wen and Hogan. Chase and Mueller.
Single canoes-Odell Whipple, Stew
Ms. Will Whipple, slaybaugh, Eberbacn.
lowe. Johnson. Buynitsk. Roome,
Iough. Sheriff.. Garrett, Stodder, Ma
can. Coburn, Redington, Ourand, Todd,
ackson. wilkins. and Medbury.
Canoes and Fights.
Double Whipple brothers,
tevens and Eberbach. Cough and
'imer. slaybaugh and ourand. Marean
nd Coburn. Roome and Buynltski, Todd
nd mate. Johnson and mate.
Eight-oared shells. Junior II the
nalostans enter. the Potomac crew will
e: Herman, Marean, Mcgowan, Moses. {
'inship. Coburn. Mueller Chase. Mid I
cton. and Redington.
Mixed eights. II the Analostans send +,
4 mixed eight the best crew in each :
Duse, the Potomacs will have: Britt.
ally, Maize. Young. McCOnvilIe, and
lree men from Junior eight to make ND 5
le crew. I
CorcOran Cadet Corps.
At the request of the management OF I
le Atlantic City basketball team. Cap ,