The regatta will be held over the one day—a Sunday—somewhere towards the middle of May, tidal conditions and such being taken into consideration for the occasion. The premier races will be in international fours, wherein entries are expected from America, England, Scotland, Germany and Norway. Junior International Fours will also provide some keen competition, and with an influx of griffins this year, a number of races for this class will also attract support. To complete the day's programme, several class races will be held, and the Demonstration International gets while not being regarded as seriously as the Fours will take the eye from the spectators' point of America has set the example in rowing keenness, and has some fine athletes in training. They will be led by L. Reierstad who has done so much to promote rowing among the American community here and his efforts should be successful in getting together a winning crew this year, if those in training are available' when the regatta takes place. Considerably strengthening the crew will be It, Brockett, a former stroke of the Annapolis crew, who has shown excellent style during the recent outings of the American contingent. He is likely to stroke the representative crew this year, and snather newly enlisted power in the camp, is It. H. B. Krulak, who coxed the Navy eight for three years.
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