The Washington times., 1906-08-18
Analostan Roster.

The junior eight has been rowing to-
gether for some little time back in the
following order; Captain Whepley
stroke EdmOuds. &, Eass. 6. Neal. o.
Iisdel, A. Shreye. 3, Houston, 2. Moody,
bow and q, Thomas Howard, c0Xswaln.
/ evening IN the second eight are Car
| nett Watts. Coffin, Williams, Beard,
McCurdy klJCLey, and Dean.
: EN-Captain Neylus has taken up
seulllng. and viii enter the Junior event
[ IA the singles. and he viii also enter
I the doubles If he can get a partner.
/ Inc best and strongest five men In the
Junior eight viii also row ia the event
Tor intermediates. with Nevius, GauetJ.
and McCurdy filling in 10 strengthen
the juniors
Coach Plaisted has been coaching the
men from double. either Louis A.
lesher or Nevius going out with him 10
follow the crews
AT the Potomac house. enthusiasm Is
every bit as high as at the brother club.
and Coach Dempsey. encouraged by the
showing Of his juniors against the
strong Richmond crew. IS predicting all
Kinds OF success Tor his youngsters.
Just how the crew viii row is not set
tied Yet, but Dempsey says that the
eight viii be picked from AIcssTs Bell.
Cadua. King. Dugaune, F1uney. B0cOck.
HarraldsOn, CauarIo, Kennedy, Kemp.
EdmOnstOn. and Reynolds Hayden, VINO
has Just Joined the club Hayden VIII
be a great help 10 the Potomacs. as he
is a strapping big fellow, and his four
years Of service with the Georgetown
varsity crews al POughkeepsie under
Coach Dempsey's tutelege would make
him a valuable addition to any crew
Ia the country.
Strong Potomac Juniors.
This junior crew will also enter the
race OF the intermediate class. although
there may be some sUbsuutious before
the second race The Junior gig crew
VIII be picked from Canario. Hayden.
Bell. Cadua. and King Canario has
seen considerable experience in this
style OF rowing, for IL will be remem-
bered that he strOked the Richmond
Boat Club gig crew in the regatta here
two years ago.
The senior eight will be niclrad from
four OF the strongest juniors. strength
ened by the addition OF Bliss. Free
man, MCGOWAN. and possibly Barber
the FotOmac's fast stroke oar. Big Dan
McGOWan VIII enter the Quarter-miIe
sprint, open 70 scullers Of every class
and many think that this Is the big
IellOW race. as he always gets Off
the mark like q shot and has every
thing MS own way Tor the first part Of
Lhe race. He and Joe DAILY will also
enter the race for intermediate sculIers
DAILY has returned from the Nationals,
where he was beaten out in his heat by
the winner or the uuuiS. The field for
intermediate scullers was especially
large, and especially fast. and Daily $
defeat after the long trip has not in
the least discouraged him, or those
who are expecting great things from
the sturdy little sculler.
The POJOmacs viii be entered in the
junior singles by Davis. George Her
nan. and Tom German. German has
been travelling in fine shape here late
y. ana MS new boat is always well up
at the finish. whenever the Mosquito
Fleet" as the sculler contingent is
called, takes a trial spin for speed.
Captain Cadua has resigned his Office
in the club TO devote his whole time to
crew rowing, and d, Spencer Bliss was
elected to MI the vacancy.
The old Dominion Boat Club Of Alex
andria is at present undecided as 10
what part 1t VIII take in the coming
regatta. The Nirsinians have not eight
men In training. nor have they an
eight-Oared shell. so they cannot very
we'll enter that race; they have q junior
four-oared crew, but unfortunately.
there is no race for that class of oars
men on the Middle States program.
They are contemplating entering their
junior crew in the intermediate event.
on of getting a gig and entering the
Junior TOur-Oared gig event