The Washington herald., 1908-08-30

Emil De Graatz and Waldemar Sands,
the two scullers from Germany. arrived
here last night and are quartered at the
Potomac Boat Club. IN GeorsetoFn- The
men arrived in New York yesterday
morning and came straight through 20
Washington. as they want TO get 70 work
in preparation for the Labor Day races
Dc Graatz. who is entered in the single
SOULS. has made quite g mark IN rowing
circles. He is the champion single scuf-
Ter Of Germany. and was beaten by inches
only IN the Olympic Henley II England
a month aga. Sands. who rowed here at
TIE last regatta. viii participate IN the
Junior single souls. II they can procure
a double. the two Germans may enter the
senior two-oared event They have had
some experience rowing together. and
should make a good fight II this event
TIE New York Athletic Club senior
eight which won the American cLamciop-
ship at the Springfield regatta. VIII be
here OF Labor Day Contrary 10 news
paper reports. which said they had gone
out Of training they have been working
hard. and expect TO win easily The race
between the New York Athletic Club and
the senior eight Of the Potomac club
promises 70 be a good card
There viii be a number OF starters in
The senior single scuIIs Frank Greer,
Who won the single Championship at
Springfield. viii not row here. but sew
eral others Of note VIII be here including
DURANGO Miller. OF the New YORK Athletic
Club; Shepherd. OF Ravsnsw0od. 2Iyer-
hon. Of the Nassau Boat Club. Bennett.
OF Springfield, former national champion.
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Graatz. Of Germany
The New Rochelle Boat Club Will send
. a senior double entry while the New YORK
Athletic Club has entered Rivas and MI
Ter, No z who made such q good show
ing al Springfield
Eight Potomac Entries.
The PotoElacs have eight entries n
the regatta. che IN the senior eight.
oae in TIE Junior eight four singles
and one intermediate double Both Of
the eigEts are rowing II zae form. ard
VII be strong Contestants il tEelr events
The Junior eight is especially strong
and Coz >h Dempsey declared yesterday
that IT was the strongest junior eight
/ that ever represented local club. faster
T even than the intermediate eight which
broke the record al p -adeIphia last
year T1e senior crew Is made Up %
SIX Of last years intermediate eight.
and two college oarsIs1 who have
Strengthened the crew considerably TIs
tWO crews are out On The river every
{ evening. and have frequent brushes For
t1e last week the juniors have been
+ pushing the seniors hard. and have made
{ them extend themselves 70 the utmost
I IL order 10 stay ahead
The Revenue Cutter Service has -
Z tailed q boat 10 keep The course clear
but as there are no torpedo boats "a
I these waters. the Navy Department IS
unable 10 supply q boat fo- tae u.s. OF
! the officials
List of Officials.
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