The Washington times., 1905-08-11
NATIONAL REGATTA
THIS AFTERNOON
Cream of American Oars
men in Baltimore.
WASHINGTON REPRESENTED
Has Singles, Doubles, and Eight.
Famous Men From Other Cities
Who Are to Compete.

regatta Which Will be held over the Pa
tapsco course this afternoon and tomor-
row.
Each afternoon the races are to begin
at ESQ o'clock. and there is TO be an
interval of about twenty minutes be
tween races. Today's card consists of
the association singles, senior pair-oared
shells. intermediate singles, senior dou-
bles, senior four-oared shells, intermedi-
ate eiEht-oared shells.
TOmorrows card shows the intermedi-
ate four shells, championship sin
giles. intermediate pair-oared shells, in
ternatonal four-oared shells, inteFme-
diate double sculls. senior eight-oared
shells, senior eiEht-scu1 race or octo-
pede.
Potornaes There,
The Potomac Boat Club contingent,
which viii represent Washington in the
big event. left here yesterday at 2
o'clock. and late in the afternoon Coach
Dempsey had his proteges out for a
short spin The eight was on edge when
II left this city, and there will be little
or no more work until the men are
1 called to the buoys to compete in the
senior eight-oared event, which Is the
blue ribbon race of the regatta,
The only Washington oaTsman to row
today will be Dan MCGOWAN, who will
go 10 the mark in the intermediate
Singles with Walter Stokes, OF the
University Barge Club. OF Philadelphia
and James A. Ten Eyck. jr., OF the
Waschusett Boat Club, of Worcester
The first race today may show the
future senior champion. for the win
. ner of The association senior single
sculis win go in against Frank Greer
I'hlladeIphia: Fred Shepherd: Of
Brooklyn: James A. Ten Eyck. IT., of
Worcester. and .E. McGee, of Toronto.
there are the most splendid athletes
who ever sat in a boat. only equaled by
Frank Wesley, of New York; John q,
Hoben, of Long Island City; Frank b
Greer. the champion, of Boston; Con
3. Duffield, of Detroit who are named
for the championship singles tomor-
men would be to tell much of the his
tory of national regattas for the past
ten years.
The program of races for today and
the entries in each of the heats follow:
First Race.
First heat of the association senior
single souls.
Jndine Barge Club. of Philadelphia
ssaWanhaka Boat Club. Brooklyn. y.
Y.-Fred Shepheard.
Wachusetts Boat Club-James A Ten
Toronto Rowing Club. Toronto. Can
D. McGee.
Second Race.
Second heat of the association senior
Ravenswood Boat Club. Long Island
City. n. Y.-John G. Hoben.
West End Rowing Club, New Orleans
r. a. Flautt
First Bohemian Boat Club. New York
The Harlem Rowing Club-Fred Fues-
Third Race.
Senior pair Dared shells.
University Barge Club Philadelphia
Allen j. Henry. bow; Lawrence Johnson,
SeasreI1haka az Beat Club. Brooklyn. n.
F.-Robert Farnam. bow; J. A. Ryan,
West Philadelphia Boat Club, Philadel-
.phia-R. T. Dooner, bow. William schei-
Der, stroke.
add-Austin Feliowes, bow T, P,
Grubbe. stroke.
Fifth Race.
First heat intermediate single SOULS:
New York Athletic Club-Durando Mil
iez
Atlantic Boat Club. New York city
James O'Neill
pstroif Boat Club. DetroIr. Mich.-n-
IrundeI Boat Club. Baltimore-wal-
lace 3. Klare.
Final Heat.
Association senior single sculls:
The frst and second boats in each of
the trial heats will compete in this final
Sixth Race.
Second heat intermediate single souls.
University Barge Club. Philadelphia
Walter Stokes.
Potomac Boat Club. Washington. D. c.
Daniel T. MCGOWAN
Wachusett Boat Club. Worcester.
Mass--James A Ten Eyck. jr.
Seventh Race.
Senior double SOULS:
Philadelphia Barge Ciub-C. B. Wood,
bow; ". b. Williams. stroke.
Nonparen Rowing Club. New York
Constance s. Titus. bow; Charles Stein
kaay. stroke
Arlington Boat Club, Arlington, Mass.
Clarence 2. Johnson, bow; George II
Ataianta Boat Club New York-John
J. T. mulcahy, bow William NJ VarIey,
stroke.
Toronto Rowing CIub-H. McGrath.
bow; E MCGEE. stroke.
West End Rowing Club. New Orleans,
I.a.-John c. Weber. bow; r. A. Floutt.
stroke.
Eighth Race.
Senior four-oared shells:
L. q. Wasey. ?; II. II. Emmons. 3; /. D.
Se3wanhaka Boat Club-Robert Fan
non. bow: Fred Shepherd, 2: Joseph Nc
Laughlin. 3: l. a. Ryan, stroke.
The Argonaut Rowing Club, Toronto
Caneda-Austin Fellows, bow: T 2
GFubbe, 2: D. r. Mackenzie, 8; Joseph
Wright, stroke.
Mound City Rowing Club. St. Louis
Frank Jaeger. bow: NJ. kormanock. 2: J.
9. Sucrig, 3. c. Anaann. stroke.
Winnip.N Rowing. Club-Dr. S l.
Mothersins bow; J. S. Laycock. 2; B. L
Deacon. >; II. b. Carpar, stroke.
Ninth Race.
intermediate eisht-osred shell race:
The Argonaut Rowing Club. Toronto.
Canada--G Cooper. bow; R I. Quigley
%. c. C. Toms 3D.. G. ". Isaacs 20,
William s. Mohteith CD. Norman
Jackes, stroke; r. x. Barker. cox
swain: J r. LdndOn, substitute cox
swain,
Ariel Rowingf Club. BALTIMORE
Leroy Templemah. bow: Harvey Stone
t2). j. \. Richardson 81. George Lewis