The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-13
Best Entrants National Regatta Are Rowing Todays Events h
NATIONS CHAMPIONS
CLOSE BIG REGATTA
Titleholders Measure Blades
in Rowing Races on
Potomac.

Washington this afternoon has an op-
portunity 10 see the real strength Of
the rowing men Of the country when
the most important events Of the Ma
ti0naI Regatta, are held on the Potomac.
While the regatta committee endeav-
ored to so arrange matters that the
two days would be equally divided in
the matter Of good events. the entries
came IN in such a way that the best
features are on for today
Auspicious weather conditions greeted
the Oarsmen. and barring some un-|
expected mishap the crews should
be at their best in the contests
Tor the trophies Fortune has certain
~ acted kindly toward the regatt-- for
the dreaded breezes up OF across the
course that might cause a change of
scene, have failed 10 interfere and there
has not been single complaint 3y oars
men OF tidal conditions that could be
a slight variable wind. Of about the
same strength as the one which old
not hurt matters yesterday, Is on again
today, 50 the stretch OF water was IA
such condition as TO allow the oarSlnel
10 give their best possible exhibitions
While yesterdays crowd was one o.
the LARGEST that has ever Assem- bled TO
witness any LOrm of sport in NZSIlnC-
ton, this afternoon even larger LErOnEs
assembled and practically every TeSer-
walton was placed \ line Of autcfno-
biles half mile long followed the crews
yesterday, and this afternoon even more
were present
one Of the most enjoyable features
CT yesterday afternoon was the con
cert by The Marine Band al the District /
end Of the Highway Bridge This IS I
being repeated today
The program this afternoon opened ]
with the association singles in which 4
ter Scullers entered
More than usual interest is centered /
the presence OF Washington entry 1
Mueller. Of the potOmacs-
lIerLr0f- FueSseII and Miller. Of New /
York. are booked for the championship !
boat houses today was that this VIII {
be one Of the hardest fought races or I
the probable winner OF the senior e5eHtS !
which brings together the PotOmacS- /
The Eespers, Of Philadelphia the ArsO-
nsuts and the Ottawas- OF Canada
The following IS the program for to /
Event No. $3.50 P. NJ
ASSOCIATION SOULS
J. Red-E- i. Smith, Union Boat /
Club. Boston. Mass
= White-Cary j. Faulkner, River 1
side Boat club Cambridge Mass
3 Blue-R- p Mann New York Ath- /
1etiC Club. New York
4 ORANGE i. Butler. ATEOuau at f
Rowing Club, Toronto, Ontario
B. BlaCE-J- J LeppiDE. Central I
Rowing club St Louis Mo
O. Red and W1lJe-Ered reused /
Harlem Rowing club New York
Z. Red and blues z Gordon YES I
Per Boat Club. philadelphia Pa
8. Orange and bIack-Ge0rSe G. Car
ter New Rochelle Rowing Club New
Rochelle n y
9. Green-Frank Shea Sheepshead
Bay Rowing club Brooklyn, n y
10 BrOwE-H- G. Shears. St John
Rowing Club. New Orleans, La
IL Blue and wLiLe-F- H Lepper, /
III
Event No IL P NJ
SENIOR FOUR-OARED SHELLS
J. Red-3Iiunes0ta Boat Club. st.
Paul Nfnn.-E. s. Strfra-er. 4 Cush- I
inc F. Wright. - Carl w Foster. 3.
N N Cochran stroke. Carl Schune-
man. substitute G G. WOLF, sGbsIi- I
, White-1Iound city Rowing club. +
St Louis. 1IO.-Ben Sp-adIinE. J. Ed I
ScElueter, = George Jorden. s. Theo-
dOre Grimm stroke Fred SpradlInE. &
substitute Charles AMMAN substi- .
3. BIue-Arsonaut Rowing Club. To
TCDtO- Ontario Russell J. W Z g &
Murphy. . A Sinclair o \ Jackes. .
stroke Taylor substitute Gregory. F.
substitute
4 OranEa-ArlndeI Boat Club. Bal .
LmCTe. Md--CzeOrEe W EOOs. L H .
StCis. W H Oehrl- George Z Parker .
a Huebeck. substitute j.. H St0uden- F..
mire. substitute
3 BIack-Potouac Boat club, wash 4
InEtOn- d Civilian Birney- Wayne /
X Hart, f. F. Coultry, G. A. Bell; +
Walter IETal- substitute
g. Ped and Whire-CeurraI ROW5nE
Club 81 Louis AIo--R- Widmau. - f
BuTkemDar. c. Drehman. r. RzUscher- O.
= Red and Blue-OtLawa Rowing .
Club. Ottawa Canada g 1cCuafe-. .
T n J0liffe, N = Kilt + n snow F.
den.
Event No. $3.50 P. n.
INTERMEDIATE SINCE SOULS /
L Red-James A. keenen, West Lynn 4
Boat Club, Lynn. Mass
. White-N- p Jaclzes, Arsonant I
Rowing Club, Toronto. Ontario
= Blue-J- 3 Kelly, Nesper Boat Club, 3
Philadelphia, Pa
T. Oranse-GeorEe Lewis, Ariel Row I
Ing Club Baltimore, Nd.
8 BIaCk-CaTI J. Mueller Potomac /
Boat Club, Washington, =. @.
g. Red and whiLe-FTauk T. Davy, 1
Riverside Boat club, Cambridge, Mass {
Event No. IS P. NJ
QUADRCPLE SOUL SHELES-SE- +
l. Red-NeW York Athletic Club. New /
York city-J- n Tracy, r. Knapp. P (
Brady, r b Mann, H 7 Clarke. sub +
stitu-e- J. A Mekenna, substitute. c. &
T. Quinn, substitute G. kusche. sub +
stitu1e.
. EFhite-Nassau Boat Cub, New
York CiIE-EFaTT6n kOhIeT. Ed SrCttiC.
Howard F. Stivers, Georee 3. Hay
yard, William Mehrhof. substitute
Event No. SEQ P N