Evening star., 1933-06-18

call really coming back That's an
other reason why the 1888 Presidents
Cup regatta promises to be the most
interesting In the history of the event.
In addition to being a race between
boats it also will be battle of theories"
There Is no doubt the dominance
of the old, shingle- e-bottomed boats dur
ing the last three years extended the
era of this type. Whether they will
continue to outshine the new single
step craft remains to be seen this
Summer when the Presidents Cup and
other Gold Cup races are held.
Washington motor enthusiasts may
do well to keep an eye on Bill Horns
Delphine ", Vic Kleisraths Hotsy
Totsy, George Refs El Lagarto. Jack
Rutherfords old Imp and E. c. Chase's
Arctic Tern. All are equipped with
shingles and will be out to put the bee
on single-step jobs in the big classic
on the Washington Channel September
1890.
THE Southeastern Outboard Associa-
i ton will stage its first regatta
of the season at the Annapolis
Roads Club on July 4, it has been an
nounced by j. Howard Mitchell Of
Washington.
Races will be conducted in classes A,
3, C. and family outboards and will
begin at 2 o'clock.
The early entry list, II 1t may be ac
cepted as the usual small percentage OF
what the total number Of contestants
will be, promises large field. Already
entries have been received from John
Sasnet, Dick Mitchell, Ed Sasnet, Charles
Wilson, Hunter Grimes and Thomas and
Lillian Offett OF Washington; Red Crlse
and Charles Cabot Of New York, Carvel
I7ly,aar q Of Paltin0nTP
Wilson De Baugh and William Roche of
Towson, Md; Miss Maryland Codd, w.
c. Werntz and Vernon Ford Of An
napolis and Dick whitaker Of New Jer-
sey.
Prizes have been donated by a num-
Der of Washington and out-of-town
concerns and boating enthusiasts.
The officials will be Edward Rainey
of Baltimore on the starting clock; Will
liam A. Pennoyer of Washington, Of
ficial starter: Thomas Tremearne of the
Carnegie Laboratory, official timer, and
Percy Childs of Washington. inspector
OF motors public address system
will be installed by the National Elec-
trio Supply Co. OF Washington.
DETERMINED to stage a spirited
H. battle for the Southern Rowing
Association championship on July
II on tne washington CndlIleI the Oiu
Dominion Boat Club OF Alexandria has
engaged Charles (Chuck) Ogden, for
ner Cornell University rowing star, to
coach the crew.
Ogden now Is busy with is candi-
dates who have been reporting daily
for practice for the last three weeks
More are expected 10 turn out later.
Now a resident of Alexandria, Ogder
stroked at Cornell for three years, cli-
making his career by rowing in the
crack crew which defeated the Uni
yersity OF Pennsylvania in 1880.
He also rowed in crews which repre-
sented Cornell in the American Henley
Regatta at Philadelphia.
Among the Old Dominion candidates
are Robert Duncan, Smiley Griesmer
Julian WhiteStone, Robert Whitton
Sonny GenSmer, Park Bell, Capt. Lewis
Bell. Tom Monroe, James Moriarity and
Herbert Bryant.
The candidates are being worked int
eights, quads, gigs and doubles. Capt
Lewis Bell represents the Old Dominion
Club on the associations regatta com
mittee, while Magnus w. Bales is chair
man Of the clubs regatta committee.