The Washington times., 1902-04-13

l. Music-National Guard Band, Lieut..
| d. r. Mcleod, director.
| =. Fifty yard dash, championship, a. a.
| D. C. N. G.
| }. Pole vault and running high jump,
championship, a. a. ID. c. N. G.
| 8. Slack wire equilibrist, Mr.. Eugene
La Bronco.
| 3. Match relay race. Junior Y. NJ. C. A.:
putting 16-pound shot, championship, \.
| A. ID. C. y. G.
| 6. Acrobats, Del Ray Brothers, assisted
| by Prof. Joseph Horan, physical director,
! A. \. d. c. y. G.
| :. Potato race. championship. A. A. d.
C. n. C.
s. Standing broad jump. championship.
c. A.
>. Exhibition trick rings, Mr.. orlauder
| Ross: exhibition trapeze, Mr.. Thomas
| Stockton.
10. Tug of war, championship, A. A. d.
| C. n. G.
| II. Fencing match. Mr.. William NJ.
| Wright and Mr.. John ]. Early, of Wash
| ington Fencers Club; referee, Prof. Dar-
r:eniat.
II. Reveille race, championship, A. A.
D. C. N. G.
1Sa. Wrestling match. Mr.. Joseph Grant,
champion of the South, and Mr.. Robert
AkeIs. ex-champion Of the South.
"a. Relay race, championship, A. A. d.
C. n. G.
Is. Boxing match, Mr. Harry Sheehy and
Mr.. Patrick Rsedy.
16. Obstacle race, championship, D. C.
n. G.
The Corcoran Cadets have made large
lot OF entries. and other companies will
be well represented. Company C, Sixth
Battalion, has made entries in the tug of
war. fifty-yard dash, and pole vault. The
Fourth Battalion has entries in the fifty
yard dash, pole vault, and the relay race.
List of Officials.
The board of control of the athletic
association, District of Columbia National
Guard, consists OF Major E. H. Neumeyer,
president; Capt. E. C. Edwards, manager;
Capt. Charles E. Swigart, treasurer; Capt.
Sheridan Ferree, Lieut.. p. w. Smith, re-
corder.
The officials of the meet will be as fol-
lows: Referee-Major E. H. Neumeyer,.
d. C. N. G. Judges-Mr. NJ. B. Rideout,
Y. NJ. C. A; NJ. ]. Thompson, Georgetown
University; Mr.. C. E. Beckett Y. NJ. c.
A; Mr. O. p Schmidt, Mr.. J. C. Sullivan,
Mr.. Harry H. Fry, Capt. c. E. Swigart.
d. C. N G.; Lieut. P. w. Smith, D. c.
n. G. Timers-Capt. Sheridan Ferree, D.
c. n. c.; Lieut.. Z. II. Neumeyer, jr.. ID.
c. n. G. Starter-William Foley, Central
High School. Announcer-R. F.. LeMat.
Scorers-W. L. Hazard.C C. c.; T.. Blair
Shoemaker, c. C. c.
Potomac Boat Club.
The Potomac Boat Club. one of the old
est rowing organizations in the country,
is preparing to take up the work OF the
season near at hand and the indications
are that this season will be even more ac-
tive than last when the club made three
out-of- town entries.
With the experience OF last year to be-
gin with, the crews which will remain al
most intact should be winners this sea-
son. The club has SO large a member
ship and so many men are anxious to Sc
cure seats in the several crows that it
will not be difficult to put out at least two
new eights in addition to last years
boat
Election of Officers.
The annual meeting of the club was
held last Wednesday and the reports of
the officers showed the organization to be
( in prosperous condition.
The annual election of officers resulted
in the reelection of John Hadley Doyle
as president. The other officers elected
are: Vice President, W. E. H. Merritt;
secretary. G. Richard Gasch assistant
secretary, Joseph 7. Daley; treasurer,
Charles G.. Warden; captain G. T. May,
jr., first lieutenant, G. A. Hernand sec
ond lieutenant. o. L. Whipple.
The new committee men are:
Finance Committee - Messrs. Merritt.
Conley and Zappone.
Membership Committee-Messrs Doyle;
Whipple and Warden.
House Committee-Messrs. Gasch, Doyle
and May.
Mr. Claude r. Zappone was unanimously
indorsed for reelection to place on the
executive committee of the n. A. A. o.
The members e-elccted to places on the
clubs board of governors are: Messrs.
]. Hadley Doyle, E. Richard Gasch,
Charles C. Warden and o. L. Whipple.