Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
MANY CREWS HERE 4
FOR ROWING RACES
Middle States Regatta to Be
Held on Potomac To-
morrow.
GOOD BOATS REPRESENT
THE TWO LOCAL CLUBS
Analostans and PUtumans Only
Entries Against Star Undfns
Eight
By Il. q. BYIn

IVA gu dad IASAIuICuQ are nero TO
compete tomorrow against repre-
sentatives of the local clubs in
the middle states championships.
Many of the visitors were out on
the water yesterday afternoon IN
single and double shells, and today
several of the eight-oared crews
will row over the course and
practice starts. Sixteen races are
scheduled, and in the great ma
jority there are enough entries
to insure close competition. The
first event Is to start at 1890
am. and the others will be
run off as rapidly as possible
after that until II 80, after which
a recess will be taken until 2::3O.
The only event over which
there has been some little disap-
pointment is the one for senior
Fights. Only three crews will get
away at the crack of the starters
pistol in that race, the Undine
Club of Philadelphia being pitted
against the Analostans and Poto-
macs of this city. None of the
northern clubs cared to enter
boats against the Undines in
either the intermediate or senior
eight events. The Undines have
been recognized as too strong for
the other organizations. The
Potomacs have placed the only
other entry in the intermediate
class.
The Undines. II they row up to the
standard set previously this season,
should finish first in both races. Neither
the Potomacs nor Analostans has shown
ANYTHING like the form exhibited by the
Philadelphia boat, and on the face OF
things would not appear to have more
course, II the Undines should be pushed
sufficiently in the intermediate race to
prevent them saving themselves for the
senior. either the Analostans or Poto-
macs might finish in front The two To-
cal crews are something Of an unknown
quantity against crew such as repre-
sents the Undine club. but it is well for
followers of the local organizations to
remember that tho unexpected takes
place on the water rs we'll as in other
forms of sport
Entries for Events.
The entries Of the various clubs fol-
low:
Junior single sculls-Theodore Marcsau. New
York A. c.; samuel siegel. Lone Star B. O.. New
York; George E. Bryant. Potomac 3. O.. Wash
ington; Horace NJ. Rivero, Potomac B. C.. Wash
ington; William E. Boryer. Analostan b. C.,
Washington; Ralph J. Adams, Columbia B. c.,
Pittsburgh.
1ntermedi.ts single sculls-Da..d 9. M.,min.
Penn Barge Club; Frank 3. Smith. Potomac
B. c.. Washington; Ralph J. Adams. Columbia
B. c., Pittsburgh.
lanta B. c.. New York; William flanagan, New
York B. c.; David s. Maimin. Lone Star B. c.;
D. Newln Phladelphi s s WI,,. o,nG; aif o
Arundel B. c.. Baltimore: Edward L Muller.
Potomac B. c.. Washington; Frank L Patchell.
Celtic Rowing Club. Buffalo: John keenan,. Nom
pareiI Rowing Club. New York.
Senior gle sculls-Louis zoha, Ravenwood
B. c. Long lslnnd; John b. Kelly, Vesper B. c.;
r. p Pearse Nonpareil R. c.. New York
Senior single SOULS; 14o pounds-Frank L.
PatcheIl Columbia B. c., Pittsburgh; George w.
Junior double sculls-Ataianta B. O.. New
York (william Sullivan, bow; W. Whitlock.
stroke: Malta B. 9. 70. W. RigEai, bow; A B.
intermediates double scurls-Pennsyfyanta Barge
Club (Ralph Walkee bow; william boar,
stf s. Potomac en Bi B. Lon.
strote); Yesper B. G. {waiter Smith. bow: J.
s nei Scw T. 5o5nso. .o.. posemae
B. 9. civilian F. Powell. bow; Frank T. Cham
senior double SOULS; 40 pounds-Sfafta b. @.
wv. Hammil. bow; 3. B. r. CSIe, strosel;
minion B. G.. Alexandria, Va; Potomac B. C..
Senior senior quadrupie scu1s-yesper B. O. poto-
Junior four-oared eis-Malta B. O.. F.irmouns
Rowing Association. Arundel B. C.. Baltimore:
Potomac B; O.. Washington
.ub Alnnas B. Co. Potomac ~o
Washington; virgins B. O.. Richmond. Va
intermediate eight-oared shells-Potomac B.
G., Undine B. c.
Senior eight cared shells-Analostan B. O..
Washington. D. c.; Potomac B. c.. Washing
ton. D. c.; Undine B. c.. Philadelphia.
Considerable disappointment has
been expressed because Rooney, ma
.ional single scull champion. of the
Club of New York will
lot take part in the regatta Rooney
won the championship in the National
Regatta at Duluth last month. beat
ng Jack Kelly of the vesper Boat
Club of Philadelphia by about the
breadth of a hair. Louis Zohs, row.
ng partner of Rooney in the doubles,
will take part in the senior singles.
R. P. Pearse of the Nonpareil Club Of
Sew York is the third entry In this
" ,nt. Kelly also will appear in the
enior double SOULS. with Walter
smith in the same boat. and also 10
,oing to be the stroke of the four in
he senior Quadruple SOULS.
Bryant and Rivero are to represent
he Potomac Boat Club In the Junior
Jingle SOULS. and Roryer will wear
he colors Of the Analostan Club. The
lew York Athletic Club. Lone Star
Boat Club of New York and the Co
umbia Boat Club of Pittsburgh also
ave representatives in this race.
frank Smith is the Potomac clubs
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