The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-12


or races VII be started without them
and they disqualified
All crews and sCuleTs must be proper
y costumed with rowing shirts a0i
trunks of their respective Cluls- Bach
and every sCuIlcr and COW uau viii Je
provided with can which must be- worn
throughout the race ThiS is imperative
and viii he insist ed upon
Crews number from the District 10 the
Virginia shore. and nav he dIStjr e7li~h-
ed by the bow man wearing color 90
correspond with The u--. rs follows
No. Red
No. 2-Whife-
No 3-Dlue.
No f-CTaC-e
No. Black
No. 6-Red and white
No Red ana blue
No S-OTanEe and bla-iz
No Screen
No. 14-Browu.
No u-Llue and white.
The CoIOrs Of the first and secon-I-
crews. as they finish in each race. viii
be shown on the Augusta Also tie
time of winning crew
The races viii be rvwed from ,. m
20 8 ?. m on Friday and from $50 p
N 20 p m on SATURDAY
The prizes VIII be awarded at the
Arlington Hotel at p III. saturday,
All visiting oarsmen on arriving in
town Shots-1 present their certificates
rs well as t-cuTsiOB tickets. 10 Fred
Arlington Hotel, lafayette square. Sat
urday morning. August Is. AT 10 o'clock,
IN order 70 have then. validated by the
railways special agent This IS i'm
portant and should be promptly attend
ed 70 by all visitors
Glasses Of Oarsmen-
A Junior sculler Is one who has never
won a scuU race
A junior oarsrnan Is one who has never
been a winning oarsman in a race
An intermediate scuIler is one who
has never won an intermediate or senior
scuU race
An intermediate oarsman IS one who
has never been q winning Oarsuan IN
an intermediate or senior race
Association senior sculler-Ehe As
SCciatign Senior SCullerS'' race shall be
confined 20 scullers VINO have never
held the championship or who have
C1TsmpionshiD senior scuIIer - The
Championship Senior Scuilers race
shall be open to all duly qualified senior
The winner of Association Senior
ScuIIer's- race shall he entitled 10 row.
IN the Championship Senior SCuller's
race without a formal entry or me
payment OF an entrance Zee
College ostTsmen-A winning OaTSTnan
in varsity race is a senior
A winning oarsman IN any other n
terCoueEiate race IS an intermediate
AcEdLLG UIHIAaAos
IJrnpi-e-James PiIkingtOn. president
y. A. A O.
Starter.-First day-Henry P, Burke,
executive committee. n A A O.
Second day-JChn Z Nasle, Harlem
Rowing Club. New York
T7mers-Sir A Claude Mcdonnell. NJ
p president of Q. a a O.. of Toronto,
Canada Peter Taylor IT, Washington
ID g Fred r FOrtUeyer. secretary of
y A A. O.. James : Flanagan, NeSper
Boat club, philadelphia. Robert g.
I[ammerer. y Y A G. W a Cam
eron. president Of Ottawa Rowing Club,
Judges-CharIes w Preisendanz. exec
utfve committee. y. \ A. O. Hon
James q. TiEhc. executive committee, y.
Rowing Club, G a A o Richard
Sturlze. OF the NonpaTeil Boat Club,
New York r. Z. I. Williamson, OF
Ariel Roat Club Baltimore R NJ
Thomas. OF Arundel Boat Club. Balti-
more
Clerk Of Course-MajOr Douglas Spen-
Ger Potomac"
Assistant Clerk Of COurse-ATT. Louis
y Fischer Anaiostau-"
The officers of the Potomac Boat
Club under which the regatta VIII be
held are as follows
observation-disclosures 9. Warden.
Vice president-William g Mckin-
Secretary-E- Richard Casch.
TreaSIrer-F- Russell Underwood =
Executive cOmmittse-JOhn Hadley
Doyle. Claude R ZappOne- Charles G.
CaptaIn-Joseph r. Richardson.
First Eeutcnant-E- Arthur Bell
Second h5utenant-John Merklfaz \