The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-08
Potomac CrevS Selected
By Coach Pat Dempsey
Senior Eight Exceptionally Strong-Person-
mel of Entries From Baltimore and
Philadelphia Determined

Coach Dempsey. Of the Potomac Boat
Club. yesterday selected the crews which
are TO represent the Potomacs in the
coming Potomac River regatta. TO be
held here on August Il.
The following is the personnel OF the
eights:
Senior-McGOwan. stroke; Meuller, Z;
Britt, s; Edmonston. 5; Duganne. 4;
Freeman, 3; Chase, 2; Bocock, l; Moore,
coXsWa!n.
observation-disclosures, stroke; Meul-
Ter, Z; Britt. 6; c. Ourand. ;; Barber, 4;
Herman. 3; Chase, 2, Bocock. /; Moore.
coxswain.
Junior-Lunsford. stroke; Scott. :;
Thompson. 6; Duganne. 5; Sherman. 4;
Suter.- 3; Cadui 2: W Ourand. /; Han
exc. cOXswain.
Much credit is due Coach Dempsey for
the improved work Of the oarsmen. He
has drilled the men IN all the many es-
sentiuls OF rowing, and members Of the
club say he has the fastest crew that
ever carried the colors Of the Potomacs
in the senior race.
MCGOWAN. raw and slow. has been de-
veloped into probably the best stroke
that ever pulled an oar in the local club.
Before Mr.. Dempsey took charge. he
had never rowed in that position. An
other extraordinarily good man has been
developed IN young Duganne. champion
shOt-puttcr and general weight-thrCwer
OF the local high schools.
Entries from out Of town are TO close
tonight. but may not be made public
until Wednesday morning, as the officials
want all of the applications bearing the
date mark Of August IN. before they
give the full list TO the public.
Big Baltimore Entry.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 8.-Capt. c. w.
ROlph. First Lieut.. Edward G. Frebur-
ger, Second Lieut.. T. Fenton Key, and
Secretary WeIby II. Rector were busy
yesterday afternoon getting up the list
Of entries which the Ariel Rowing Club
Will make in the regatta TO be held at
Washington next Saturday
The Aricls will make entries in junior,
intermediate, and senior elght-Oared
shell races. junior fOur-oared gig, senior
four-Oared shell, and the junior singles.
Ariels Have Hopes.
The ArioIs are pinninE great hopes on
the junior eiEht-Oared shell race. II is
this event that they are more DESTROYS
of winning than any other, for the
reason that II - the first eight-oared
crew that the club has ever entered in
an open regatta. This is the crew that
Coach Harry Vail has been working on
the most 1S IL was the only entry the
club decided to make when the regatta
was announced realizing. however, that
Washington IS 50 near home and that
there viii be an open regatta next year
on the BatdpScO, the board Of governors
decided 10 make al The entries possible
this year, 50 that they could expect
Washington 10 do the same for Balti-
more next year.
Ariel Crews.
The officers have been busy arranging
the available rowing men into crews. 50
as TO make the best showing possible al
Washington. and following are the re-
suits:
Junior eight-oared shell-Leroy Ten
pleman. bow X. J. Griffin, jr., No. z
Harvey Stone. No. 3; George Lewis, No
/, Preston Lewis, No. ;; Edward Reich
No. G. Charles Howard. No Z; &. IL
KrOneberSer, stroke; Harry a. Hail. Jr
cOXsWain.
Substitutes. II. Fredericks. Louis
Kaiser. Parvis Rolph, and Charles Goe-
bier
The above crew will be entered in tho
intermediate clght-Oared shell race. VIII
4. FentOn Key, Laurence Kriegler, W
s. Thompson, J. II. Frederlcks subs
tutes
Senior cight-0ared shell race-Edwarc
/ 9. Freburger. Roger BroOme. +. FentoI
Key Laurence Krieger, G. w. Rolph
Ernest DodsOn. Leroy Templeman. q nC
Harvey Stone. Harry A. Hall jr., cox.
swain. and the following substitutes
George Lewis, Preston Lewis. Charlie,
Howard and &. II. Kroneberser.
Senior fOur-oared shell-EdWard G.
Freburger. bow; Roger BrOOme No z
Laurence krieger, No. 3; Ernest DoIson
stroke.
Junior four-oared gig race-Gsorg'