Evening star., 1912-08-31

| 1ar west Will be represented in this re
gatta.
| The Potomac Boat Club of this city /.
represented by eleven entries. which i.
| unquestionably most remarkable an(
excellent showing for one club. and fol
which Coach Pat 4. Dempsey deserve.
| Brown, No. . in the junior four Dared gig
Lawrence n. Wilson has been put in hi:
position
| Word has been received here to the eff
| rect that, with the exception of the Tn
/ dine Barge Club and the Quaker CITY
Barge Club of Philadelphia, which will
not arrive until Sunday afternoon. all the
| boats of the Philadelphia contestant.
We're shipped for this city last night ant
that the men will arrive early this after.
the evening. With the exception Of the
Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore the ma.
| Jorify OF the other crews will also arrive
this afternoon in time for their spin over
the course
| Although the senior eight -oared shell
| race. for which there are seven entries.
is expected by many to he the most in
teresting event of the day, the senior
single scull race, with five entries, will
be one to arouse more than the usual
interest. The junior eight-oared shell
event. in which the local Potomac and
Analostan clubs are represented. will also
be one of great interest to the Washing
ton spectators. 1t will also be a struggle
uetNteH tic -ATuIluet l1odC &IuD Vi Iodl-
timore and the Vesper Boat Club Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, in the senior four-oared shell
race.
The boat borrowed for the Potomac
Boat Club by Mr.. Zappone for the use
of Edward l.. Mueller and Walter H.
Thrall in the junior double SOULS will ar
rive today, and the men will be seen at
work in it this evening. Just keep your
eyes on this pair
OF the seventeen events. seven will be
rn p6 nd for tn .,ft-
ernoon. thus giving the public two hours
in which to get their lunch and to return
to the course. and then he able to get
home in good time for dinner. Mr. p.
Mass OF Philadelphia. who has been
selected as referee. and Mr.. Fred r. Fort
myef, who was to act as timer. have been
obliged to decline owing to official duties.
Mr.. James A. Miller of the New York
Athletic Club has been selected as referee
and Mr.. J. \. Bawn of the Malta Boat
Club of Philadelphia as timer.
DIR. w. NJ Davidson. superintendent of
the high schools Of Washington, d. c., has
been selected by the local committee as
an honorary timer.
The complete and correct list of officials
is as follows:
Referee. James 4. Miller. New York city:
s!ar,sr s. J. o. kegan New York city: judges
Kuchlcr. New Rochelle. n. u: T. +. Geary.
i;sr. h1ns lslsn Ms CITY = r. j. Trssnssr Bal
Timers J. H. Bangher. baltimore. Md; ]. A.
Baum; Philadelphia; Pa: George G. Melloy.
I'hiladelphia; Pa. George Spransy. Washington.
'ity Boat Club. Washington. d. c.
Regatta committee Claude X. Zappone. chair
MAN WashI1stGn Rc,n D. G H. stol Baltmors
Penn Burke. Phiadelphia Pa: II. ii. Pelton
brooklyn. y. y: c. 7. Kuchler. New Rochelle.
\. y; J. +, Magic, New York city. and u.
Local committee: Charles G.. Warden. chair
John i Nolan. (1audp x
Bliss. +. r. Underwood. W. {. Mckinney F..
l. Gasch. John Ii. Doyle and A. B. Dent.
Among the we'll known professional
coaches OF the country who will be seen
here with their crews are: Jim Rice OF
Columbia University. with the Arundel
Boat Club of Baltimore, Nd; Stephenson
of Harvard, with the Fairmount Rowing
Association of Philadelphia, Pa: George
| Van Vliet. with the New Rochelle Row
ing Club of New Rochelle. n. Y; Gianini,
with the New York Athletic Club of New
York city; Ed Marsh. with the Malta
Boat Club o6 Philadelphia. Pa; Hart
man. with the Vesper Boat Club Of
Philadelphia. Pa. Clarence w. Hecox,
with the Analostan Boat Club of this
city. and Pat A. Dempsey. with the Po-
tomac Boat Club of this city.
All Of the prizes which have been do
mated are now on exhibition at d. j.
Kaufman's. on Pennsylvania avenue.
where they will remain until Monday
morning. when they will be removed to
the Potomac Boat Club house, where
they will be awarded to the winning con-
testants Immediately after the last race.
The members of the regatta committee
credit for their untiring efforts to pro-
vide for the comfort of the spectators,
and In every way to make this regatta a
record-breaker.