The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-15
AQUATIC NOTES.

Coach Bat Ayers. OF the Malta CluDs
has been working hard with his junior
octOpede all last week. and they are
fast rounding into form Ayers knows
he viii find a worthy antagonist for his
prOteges in the Harlem Clubs Octopede,
which has been training for a long time
on The Harlem river. While many
changes have been made IN the crew
since II was -Irst started yesterdays
lineup looks Ike a fixture, with Mint
ger, bow Stewart. p talbot ); Geuting,
4; Drew, 5; Glading, 5: GraveT. !, POr-
ter. stroke; Bowler. Coxswain-
The vesper oarsmeD took 4 day on in
Philadelphia yesterday, and sat around
the clubhouse discussing the National
Rega tia results and plans for the Middle
States Gordon will continue training
and VOW in the senior singles. John
Kelly, who was second in the inter-
mediate race at the National, viii most
likely row association singles and IN the
senior QuaTJeT-Tnile dash The majority
Of the men in the senior eight and four
are willing TO continue training and viii
most likely be cOntenders- For the
junior entries Captain Hartman has not
completed plans
An event Of great interest to the YES
Der oarsmen, OF PHILADELPHIA and the
SchuylkiU Navy generally IS being dis
CusSed- On Saturday evening. Septen-
Der 10, the tenth anniversary OF the vic
tory Of the VesDer Paris eight viii be
observed at the NeSper bOathOuSe- To
be exact. the Nesper crew defeated the
pick Of the world on the Seine AT the
time Of the worlds fair exhibition IN
Paris, or August %, 1900 II was in
tended to hold the celebration on that
date This month. but afLerWdrQ il was
thought best TO hold II over until the
Middle States Regatta had been rOwed
and the men had finished training The
famous Paris crew have all promised 20
be on hand They roWed as follows;
4; John GeiSer- .; jim Juvenal, s.
Harry De Becke, =: John EXley, stroke,
and Lou Abel. coxswain.
This crew was one OF the most re-
rnarkabIe that ever sat in a bOs-. and
were. coached by Pat Dempsey, brother
Of Jim and Joe DEMPSEY two present
SchUyl1iH Navy coaches Under nat
conditions this crew could almost al
WAYS row the ~ SchuvlEllll course IN
7.sg, which is extraordinary fast time
CaDt Ed, Doerinr- of the West Phil
Hes, has several crews in training for
the middle States, and had his whole
fOtilla out yesterday Tor Jry-outs- cap
tain DOer1ng Is framing Tor me junior
single event George Allison viii enter
the association single and UuarteT-u1tle
dash while Werner and DOerinZ make
lIp q Junior double crew. and Nicely bow,
Ford . Broadhead 5. and Litzenberg
stroke, make UP q junior cenupede crew
At the Bachelor club ~BfII~ Doering
Continues to go out in his single shell
every day, and yesterday afternoon
went over the course In fine style He
will meet his brother, Ed Doering, IN
the single souls event on Labor Day.
EIuth and Cassidy. Of the Quaker City
Club. have been hard at work in their
double AL week and II in time trials
they can make good showing Captain
Solder viii most likely enter them
Csurafn SalfnEer, Of the Paramount
Club. intends TO enter a junior and n
fermedfate fOur-OaTed gig in the Middle
States. The llne-lus OF these crews
have not been definitely decided upon
Yesterdays intermediate crew was
TVitte, bow. WeineT- 2 Porter, 3 Heit-
ran, stroke LiplaIn- coXsW2ln
The MaEayUnk Club has an interued
aze gig crew and junior double IN
training The junior double IS Gillespie
and Santman- They rov-ed down to the
Paramount Dam yesterday afternoon
The gig crew $ the same as rOwed in