The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-09

sunday
As was announced IN The Times yes
teFd4y, the ArgJnauts. OF Canada
have wired the entry Of taeir Junior
eight Tie Canadians and the POtO-
macs are expected 20 have a battde
royal in this event
1t has finally been decided to allow
no boats whatever on the north side
or the course The crowds on the
banks along the Speedway viii thus
have an unobstructed view. Of every
race
Besides placins its house at the dis
pCSaA OF the re EatCa committee. the
- -i,i.5-,l tan Boat ClJo IS planning 20
oIGdnlZe special parties Tor the two
GAYS. The clubs war canoe and barge
" III be anchored near the end of the
course The AnaloStans viii entertain
the Canadians and several single soul
lers at their quarters
II. q Shears. the New Orleans scuIler,
u the first arrival f0r the regatta
de Is from the St Johns Rowing Club
has shown considerable speed on the
waters Of his native state and IS picked
70 vlu the Association single scuIl event
The New Orleans SCulIer cid not lose
time in taking 10 the water after arriv-
ms in Washington. As soon as he could
set his SheI frsm the train and u the
ADa-ostan Boat House he had IL put
overheard ana took a spin on the Poto-
river last evening, going over the course
which the regatta VIII be run
Shears WAS accompanied By three
other members of The s. Johns Boat
Club- Although they have not entered
the National races they went out with
lisn last evening in shells belonging 10
the AnalGS-1u Club. Those with shears
are F. kalion- C. H Black. and J. T.
he Buys, all old 0arsmen who have won
events IN New Orleans AR Shears
was accompanied on the river last even
ms BY Neyious, Of the AnaIOstan Boat
Club who took the party over the
regatta course Shears wiz take to the
water every day
The lantern parade, under the aus
piceS Of the Washington Canoe Club,
on Thursday evening IS compliment
TO the visitors To the regatta Although
the club VIII not have anv entries in
the regatta because there not being any
canoe events on the program they are
STOW ms their interest In the affair by
giving q canoe fele. In which all the
CanoeistS on the river are invited 10
participate
The parade VIII form al $50 p IN, at
the Engineers wharf at the foot of
2 7Teutv-sixth street Every canoe tax
ing part in the parade should bear q
light OF some description. but they need
not be elah0~ateIT decorated No entry
blanEs are necessary 90 enter the
parade
EsiEht-oared shells VIII be stored IN
the Georgetown house which IS situated
but few feet away from the Potomacs-
The FotoUl1cs were without the ser
vices OF Coach GIeUI0u En- their spins
yesterday ElelloD was al Annapolis
arranging to bring some special rigging
parts here for the P0t1maCs' boats and
during his absence the crews simply
took q short rows over the course
Manager DALEY, of the Georgetown
boat club. who is also captain Of the
Blue and Cray football team, arrived
here Yesterday, and VIII remain for the
re-ra-ra- He VIII represent the uni
-ersity az the sessions OF the national
association on Friday evening.
Seats were today placed on sale for
the two bar-es which viii he of the I'm
Isa line on the District side The de-
maud for room was so great that S-f-
fclaut suace could not be found aboard
the boats The harEes are expected 10
hold the overflow