The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
CREWS TO COMPETE.
FROM FOUR CLUBS

that club having been chosen as one
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The Duluth Boat club IS regatta,
scheduled for next Tuesday, has, been
called off to allow the Duluth and Fort
William crews more time to'prepare
looked upon as the most important
event of it's kind to be held in the
northwest. Duluth and Fort William
have been preparing for this regatta
for some time, but only the other day
was it decided to call off the event,
it being considered best to put forth
all their efforts in preparing for the
Minnetonka event. -
Minnesota and Winnipeg will be rep
resented in all Of the events. The Fort
William club will be represented in the
senior tours only. The names of the
crew have not yet been announced.
Duluth will be represented in all Of the
! sweepstakes events and will enter two
crews in the junior four event, one of
them being also entered in the senior
tours. -
In order to accommodate those who
wish to follow the races, the steamers
Excelsior and Mjnnehaha have been
chartered and will be at the service
Of the members and friends Of the club.
| The course will be one mile and a quar-
| ter long The start will be about two
hundred yards off shore at Lafayette
club stand, and the finish will be d.
rectly opposite the Tonka Bay hotel.
The full program follows:
Friday Afternoon, O'Clock.
JUNIOR SINGLES
Wlnnipeg-F F. CarutherS. :.
Minnesota-Samuel Mairs. = -
SENIOR FOUR
Winnipeg-T. Anderson. bow; G. Mothersill
No. 2; D. l.. Deacon, No. 8; H. P. Carpenter
stroke
Duluth--W. L. Lestrange bow; E. c. Peter.
son, No. z; \. r. Shelton, No. 3; H. Haroldson
| stroke.
Minnesota-W. Cochran, bow; R. M. Newport
Jr, No. 2; c. F. Wright, No. 3; A. S. French
Fort William -
JUNIOR DOUBLE
Mir Minne sson,:o NJ. Cochran, bow; samue
JUNIOR EIGHT.
Winnipeg-H. W.. A. Long, bow; E. Nc
Gachan, No. 2; A. r. Pattinson, No 3; A. n
1 Boss M No. a. 4 !, W. MCMILLAN No. s. s Bur
Lynch, stroke; George Stead coswain. =,
Duluth-Elmer Whyte. bow; E. G.. Peterson
No. 2; A. r. Shelton, No. 3; H. Haroldson, No
stroke; r. W. Marshall. co1swain
Mianesota-C. L: French, bow; D. P. Freese
No. A. c. p schaub, No s; R. H. finch NO No. g 6
q. S. Stringer, No. Z; J. c. Otis, stroke; Lorn,
:. tole!, coIsWa1n. w. s.s>5s...
Saturday Afternoon, 8 O'Clock.
49,. = SENIOR SINGLES
Winnipeg :, . rg%- -
Minnesota ~ Z { ~ Ia5l ~
JUNIOR FOUR, j 4
Winnipeg-W. Mcmillan, bow; s.. S. Burton
: No. 2; NJ. H. Bingham, No. 8; G. D. Lynch
stroke. f. 49,! - 80 ~. -. :
Duluth---W.. H.. Lestrange, bow; b. c. Peter
son, No 2; A. r. SHELTON, No.v3; H Harold
son, stroke. z. :. 49,, = =
, .Duluth-Elmer .Whyte, bow; F. G. Church
, No, 2; H, H. Peyton, No. 3; A. W. Puck
stroke. ar %,r- ...' 81. tEN>3 ~
Minnesota--M.. NJ. Cochran, bow; A. B. Sharpe
No. 9; A. H. Savage, No. 3; ]. c. Otis
stroke. p -sE2=.. T.. a,a. >-..t
- SENIOR DOUBLE.
winnipcg-c. S. Richards, bow; G. B. al
:, Minnesota an. NJ: Cochran, bow; samue
- = SENIOR EIGHT.
, Winnipeg. s. Richards, bow; A. NJ. Ross
No.. 4; II. Anderson, No. s., G. Mothersill, Nc
8; B. L. Deacon, No. q H. F.. Carper. stroke
3 George Stead, coxswain
: Duluth--Elner Mhyts, bow: p: c. Peterson
: :: W. L: Lestrange No IS; sA.sW Puck, No. &
H. II. Peyton. No. Z; f. G.. Church, stroke
r.. W. Marshall, -coxswan.
t Administrative. Cochran. bow; ID. 9. Connolly
s No. 2; e. S. Stringer, No. 3; r. NJ. Newport
T. j., No. 4; C. z. Schauh 80: 5; r.. II. Fincf
!. No. 81 c. F: Wright, Mo- A. s. French
! stroke; 2Lorne Foley, .eoxswain.
: .3k neutrality-suspicious.
! Starter. &C. Arlnitage, Winnipeg
s Timekeepers Murray Peyf6n, & Duluth; d.
f Schnarr, kenora; Herbert w. Brown, Mime
. sofa. $500 IS ga
3 Judges at Finish-A Vckars, Fort William
: George Gibson, Port Arthur; julius Il. Barnes
nd b. sS