Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-05
MANY OARSMEN IN
NATIONAL REGATTA
Sixty-Three Crews Will Com
pete at Philadelphia Next
Friday and Saturday.

NEW YORK. August 5.-With an entry
list Of sixty-three crews. tho annual regatta
OF the National Association OF Amateur
Oarsmen to be held Friday and Saturday
OF this week at Philadelphia promises to
eclipse any previous regatta In tho history
Of the organization. The regatta commit
tee held its annual meeting yesterday at
the New York Athletic Clubhouse where the
entries were opened and approved. The
committee consisted Of James Pilkington,
president: Frederick r. Fortmeyer, secre-
tary; Judge James G. Tighe. Henry Whit
ing Garfield, John o. Regain. Claude r.
Zappone, Charles W. Prezendanz and Com
modore Harry Penn Burke Of Philadelphia
The anticipated entries from the German
crews did not materalize, the only foreign
entry being Waldemar Sand, Hellas Row
ing Club. Berlin, who will compete for the
intermediate singles
The intercity octuple SOULS race will be
confined to crews from New York and
Philadelphia. This is an added event and
will be the feature Of the regatta. Presi-
dent Pilkington has had charge OF the New
York crew, which Is rowing at present in
splendid form. Cars for the transportation
of shells to Philadelphia will be at the Mott
Haven yards Wednesday afternoon. and
the executive committee of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen requests
all oarsmen to secure their tickets on the
certificate plan.
All the New York crews entered in the
National regatta put the finishing touches
on their training yesterday. and the river
throughout the day was alive with craft.
The active work of shipping the boats will
begin tomorrow. Although New York has
the largest representation. the entries are
~, tvtI boz
In addition to Germany. which is the only
foreign country represented, the following
cities will send crews: Springfield. Mass. !;
Washington. Boston. New Orleans. St.
Louis, Baltimore. Halifax and Toronto.
The Entry List.
intermediate single sculis-New York Athletic
shsepshead bay Rowing Club. Brooklyn. Frank
Joseph T. Daiy: St. JoseUh Assertion. Boston
Mass: Howard Murphy MonDs.s hG sn., Club
S FIJI T. SMITH, Sas9:
Club. Philadelphia. r. N. Rivinua; Heilas Rowing
:sa Yo. A.A
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barge GiaI: FhlsdsIphis. jsns 2: js.esai; Pc:
heard; springfield Boat Cub. Springfield, Mass.
lat. iatsrnedls.s aoae,. .ean .hs,,.-Ths undin.
BsFss clap Rniadsphi. Dr. L. 5oSnso1 bow
stroke so:.
L wd G. b0S Nav w. wsssF ;.r0s The ss
9snsd. Malta Boa. Club. Philadelphis william
delphta Boat Club, Philadelphia. Il. I. Boomer.
bow; J. A. Griffin. stroke. Hudson Boat Club.
New York. l. J. Emery. bow; W. J. Spencer.
senior double scu1l .hells.Nsw York athletic ,
.1soss 'e Met1opoli.na Rowing Club. New y 9orI
william s. Dunn. bow; Fred Fuessel stroke
Club New York: H. r. stiveu. bow; William
I'D K 81
West Phiadephta Boa. Club, Philadelphia: J. J.
Intermediate pair Dared shells metropolitan Row
ing Club, New York: Hugo Mertei. bow j. sulgeI,
Boat Rowing ea5
New York: II. II. Kuellne. bow; X. II. Knapp,
Club. New York F. $. Rise: bow; r. Klein.
Penns s barge Club. PhiIadsiDhis: william
rsssch bow Howard cssg stroke ysspe5 Boat Boat
8. Flanagan. stroke. seawanhaka Boat Club. Brook
yn Robert Earp rnh bow ,o0,o Ryan stroke
intermediate four-oared shells-Nonpareil Rowing
Club, New York: II. A. Kuehne. william ,0n Ber-
soat Club Won Psaephia f. stocReor. Par
k51 and George Hcs so~ RGa
stoA. W. Harry oehrl; George E. Parker, stroke.
Argonaut Rowing Club. Toronto.
Senior four cared shells-Dwight D. Evans. bow:
Frank NJ. lansing and Nat: j. Meyer; August c.
Erker stroke. RavenswOod Boat Club, Ling Island
City. George Korwan. bow; John Fortune. Thomas
MeC1ee; Garry Bryant. stroke. Mound City Row
ing Club, ST. Louis, +. G. jaeger. bow; r. Suerig
e. Floerks; Charles Amann. stroke. seswanhaka
Mclaughlin. Fred shepheard; Robert Bishop.
stroke. Arconaut Rowing Club. Toronto
Senior International ourOared shells-Ra vens-
sSSd RSss Long y
stroke. Mound City Rowing Club, st. Louis: F,
Amann. stroke. Seawanhaka Boat Club. Brook
shepheardi Robert Bishop stroke Century Boat
Club. St Louis Dwight e. Evans bow; Frank N.
Lansing. Nat. J. Meyer: August c. Erker. stroke.
Club. Washington: Fairmount Rowing Association.
Philadelphia; Arundie Boat Club. Baltimore.
Senior eight -oared shells-New York Athletic
Club, New York; Potomac Boat Club. Washington:
naut Boat Club. Toronto; Riverside Boat Club.
Boston.
The Potomacs Of Washington will meet
the Fairmounts Of Philadelphia and the
Arundels of Baltimore in intermediate
eight oars, and the New York Athletics
Canada and the West Philadelphias In the
senior race.
Joe Daily of the Potomac club will have
nine entries against him, including two
scullers from Germany.
Mr.. John J. Nolan OF the Potomacs was
made one Of the official ttmers-