The Washington times., 1906-09-02
Everything in Readiness for
Middle Atlantic States
Championships.
FULL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Full List of Officials Not Yet Selected.
Three-Cornered Affair in Single
SOULS the Feature.

men or the East Will battle Tor suprem-
-acy upon the Potomac
There are seventy-four entries In the
seventeen events on the Middle States
regatta program, averaging over four
crews in each of the races. There are
thirty-one out-of-town clubs on the list,
among them being the most represent
,ative houses from Ottawa, Canada. 10
RichmOnd Va.
The United States torpedo boat Tai
bot has arrived in local yVaters and Is
ready 10 be turned over 10 the boating
authorities the first thing tomorrow
morning. II viii be used as the ref
eree's launch. The revenue cutter
Apache in command of Capt. J. w
Wild. has anchored OF the Potomac
house. whence IL shall see that the nav
igation avs are obeyed and the course
kept clear.
Greer the Attraction.
Frank Greer. the champion. arrived
and was the center Of attraction yester-
day. A large crowd of interested ath-
letes was on hand in hopes Of seeing the
famous scuIleF at work and Il was well
pleased when Greer made his two trial
spins over the course. one in his single,
and the other IN the double. with hiss
teammate, Guild.
All OF the crews. with the exception OF
Two OF three. which Will arrive this noon
or afternoon. have been out on the
course. and the local boat houses last
might presented signs OF unusual ac-
zivity. AT the AnaIostan house six OF
the visiting clubs are quartered-the
NoRpareils. MetropoHtans. Unions, and
Atalantas. OF New York. the Ravens
woods. OF Long Island City and the
Arundels, OF Baltimore. All the oars
men from the other twenty-four out-of-
town clubs are stopping with the Poto~
macs. The crews AT the Potomac course
are from the Ottawa Boat Club, or Otta.
wa, Canada; the Sheepshead Bay Club.
and Boston Athletic Association. Of
Boston, the Waehusetts Club, OF Wor-
chester; the Staten Island Club, OF
Staten Island; the New York Athletic
Club. Palisades. Friendship Heights.
Nassau, Crescent. Wyanoke, MontrOse.
Seawanhakas, and Bohemian Clubs, OF
New YORK; the Pennsylvania Barge
Undine Barge, Vesper, Bachelors West
Philadelphia, Malta. and Fairmont
Clubs, OF Philadelphia; the Virginia
Boat Club. Of Richmond; the Old Do
minions. Of Alexandra, and the Arlels,
of Baltimore.
The Potomac Club has made two
more entries in the sculling events. hav-
1ng added crews in the senior quadruple
and the junior octuple races Now
there will be no medals won without
contention. The senior quadruple VIII
he picked from Dan MCGOWAN, c. a.
Heco1, Billie Britt, Carl Mueller,
Clarence Davis. George Herman, BUs-
well, and Joe DAILY. The junior Octuple
will be made up OF the following 9. A
Davis, Tom German, O. Herman. &.
Mueller. Percy F1nney. Spencer Bliss,
Joe Freeman. Ed Hanelse, John Sher-
man. j. Herbert Doyle. Eaton, Bell.
king. and Cordua.
The complete list Of officials. positions
of crews. and program OF officials was
made public last night The list follows,
lOfieials.
Referee-James PnlSington. president
~. A. A o., Harlem Rowing Club,
n. Y. c.
Timekeepers-VV. A. Cameron, Ottawa
Rowing Clue. Ottawa, ont; z. f.
Selxas, St Catharine's Rowing Club, St.
Catharines Ont; John FttZharTis, Penn
sylvania Barge Club. Philadelphia, Pa
Thomas ii. Cameron. Malta Boat Club.
INVEST Philadelphia Boat Club. Phlla-
Idelphia, Pa; II, p. Wardwell, Boston
Athletic Association, Boston, Mass; W.
d. Hibbs, Potomac Boat Club, Wash
|1NELOu. ~. - " lltlhu1 u Atb11AAtAF EALeA-
.lanta Boat Club. New York city, \. Y;
Robert Stoll. New York Athletic Club,
New York city, y. Y; Fred Z. Fort
meyer. Secretary y. \. a. o., Passalc
Williamson, Ariel Rowing Club. Balti-
more, Md; John Cassidy RavenswOOd
Boat Club, Long Island City. n. y.
Starter-John o. Regain, treasurer \.
A. a o, Metropolitan Rowing CLUB,
Judges of the Finish-CharIes w.
Preisendanz, eN-com. n a. 4. %, r ar
mount Rowing Association, Philadel-
phla Pa +. German. Potomac Boat
Club. Washington. d. c. Mark Davis,
Harlem Rowing Club. New York city.
clerk Of Course-D. S. Bliss. Potomac
Boat Club. Washington, d. c.
Assistant Clerk Of Clarence
w. HecoN, Potomac Boat Club Wash
ingtcn, d. c.
Key to Positions
Crews number from the Virginia TO
the District shore. and may be distin-
guished by the bow man wearing a
color 20 correspond with the number,
as follows:
40. Red
No. 2AWhite
No. BLUE
No. 4-f elbow.
No Black
No. 6.-Green.
NO Maroon.
No. S.-Red and white
No 9.-Blue and white
No. l0.-4ellow and white
No. u--Black and white.
No 12.-Greeu and white
Races from 10 a. m 10 u m. and from
1.S0 90 p IN. The colors Of the first
and second crews. as they finish In each
race. VIII be shown on the Parthuldi
Also the time OF winning crew.
Cficers.
Robert J. Minigan. president. PhilaI-
delphia Pa; Edwin J. Keane. vice
president New York city: David Brown.
seCretary-treas urer, New York city:
Samuel A. Cramer. recording secretary.
New York city.
Regatta Committee.
Claude r. Zappoue. chairman, War
Department Washington, d. c.; David
Brown. New York city; Robert W
Beach. Baltimore. Md; John O. Regsn.
New York city; Harry P Burke, Phil
AdelDhia. Pa; T. s. Brennan, Long