The Washington times., 1912-08-04
RIVERSIDE CANOE
CLUB winner Of
CANOE FOURSEV[NT
Events In Regatta Are Inter-
esting and Well Con-
tested.

Much credit Is today being reflected
upon members of the Riverside Canoe
Siup' which won the canoe fours in the
annual open regatta OF the Washington
canoe Club. The Riverside crew took
squirt In the final 100 wards of the
course and overcame the lead that had
Deen taken by both the Washington
oanoe and Potomac Boat Clubs Ar
.he finish the boats were so closely
punched that the judges required sew
eral minutes to decide which crew
really put up the best race. washing
.on canoe Club was second and Po-
tomac Boat Club third in that event.
MISS Miller and Miss Louise Newman.
Oh the Potomac club, were declared
winners In the mixed doubles event
winch was interesting and closely con.
tested from the outset.
Inc tiiting contests and the hurrv-
scurry races were the cause of nucb
interest. In the latter event the an
uants swan to their canoes. witch
were on the float, fifty yards off. The
eahoes were then manned from the
noat Tor distance of fifty yards. ana
'heii .ne contestants took the crafts for
aho.ner fifty yards. Reginald Rutber-
ioTo was winner Of this event.
me best time made was that for the
4Neyard swim. which was won by Carl
carrick. Of the municipal bathing beach
IN minutes and seconds.
Whiiam l.. Crane, the South Atlantic
champion, in the half mile did what w..
expected OF him, and finished first IN b,s
event. al his
interesting exhibitions in canoe nm
setung and fancy diving were given bv
reginald Rutherford and Everett
Ansley. Summaries:
Novice single, 440 yards-wop h., IT
{. Pardoe. w. c. c.; second. + w
sheetz, w. c. c.; third, ]. T. Hutchin-
son. w. c. c. Time, 1:5s.
Expert singles. 40 yards-wop NV
william A. Rogers, w. c. c.: second
Reginald Rutherford. w. c, c. Time.
30
Mixed doubles. 220 yards-won by Miss
Miller and Louis Newman, Potomac r
c.. second, Miss Hardell and w. T.
crane, w. c. c.: third, Miss Kate Ag-
new new and William M. Rogers. w. C. c.
Club fours. 40 yards-Riverside- Canoe
krauskopf. and q. G. McNamara1:
second, Washington Canoe Club CWil,
uam m a. rogers, w. L. Crane, F. H.
Petomae sPettoenreieh, ..t and Ray Garrett: third.
J: T. vandergrir. c. wagner, and p. G.
McDonald). Time. 1:42
Novice doubles. 44O yards-won by ID,
a Deiashmqtt % and e. II. Pardoe. W. c.
Bennett, unattached. Time, OBI
Championship singles, 440 yards-won
oy e. Z. Mcdonald, Potomac B. c.: sec
9nd. r. III. Heidenreich. w. C. c.; third,
I; r. krauskopf. Riverside c. c. Time,
Championship doubles. 40 yards-won
by F. T. Chamberlin and ]. T. Wander
grin. Potomac 3; C.; second, Reginald
c. G. Time. Ia. a' H. d. "'ner' W.
Hnrry-scurry, about 100 yards-won
by Reginald Rutherford. w. c. C.; sec
E; 4: Ansley. w. c. C. Time not given.
- Fitting contest-First round: James
w; Burch and r. B. Miller w. c. C..
defeated defeated William II. Rogers and F. H.
lin and r vandergriff. Potomac ' b c.
defeated j; w; Sheetz and F. c. Bam-
mon. w. c. C: Second round: F. T.
Chamberlin and J.. T, yandergriff. Poto-
ford and William L. Crane, w. G. &.
FINAL round: F. T. Chamberlin and j.
l. Vandergrin. Potomac B. c., defeated
James w. Burch and r. B. Miller, W.
SWIMMING RACES.
100 yards-Won by F. C. Bamman.
Nautilus 8. c.; second, ]. NJ. Cuts
Nautilus 8. c.; third. E. b. Ansley. w
c. c. W.
$50 yards-won by William L. Crane
w: c: C.; second, ]. T. Hutchinson, un.
alta ached; third. r. B. Miller, w. c. c.
Time, 1894 As.
90 yards. novice-Won by H. C. Par
doe, W. c. C.; second, A. w. Bennett.
Nautilus s. G.; third. Irving zirpei, W.
22o yards-Won by F. C. Bamman.
Nautilus 8. G.; second. Harry s. Wood,
40 yards-Won by Carl Carrick, Mu-
nicipal b. B.; second, J. M. Cults Nau-
titus s: G.: third. William L. Crane, w.
oficiais~ASon S M Nevius, referee.
Thomas II. Yeager, clerk of course; r.
b. Amiss, jr., starter; r. G. Searle. Al
fred b. Dent. and A. P. Hastings,
judges.