The Washington herald., 1914-07-26
Win TniIend Race.

win EnlIcnd Race.
: Hilles Pardoe kept up the good work
for the Washington canoeists in the tall
end race, when he managed to finish
Of the Sycamore Club, who crossed the
finish line in second and third positions.
respectively.
The best race on the program proved
TO be the Club Fours when the two crews
entered by the Washington Canoe Club
finished ahead OF the Potomac four which
ran third The members of the winning
crew were, .Burch. Ansley. knight and
Zirpel, while Pardoe. Rouse, Eliason and
Howell rowed in the boat which managed
to finish second.
A grand mix-up occurred in the run
ming on OF the Upset Race, which was
won easily by Reginald Rutherford, but
Eliason and Camp, who finished second
and third. both kneeled down in their
boats which disqualified them but both
claimed that they were in ignorance OF
the rules and were awarded the places
over Pardoe who filed a protest immedi-
ately following the race.
Roehtinger and Johannessen, bf the
oriole City, rowed a beautiful race in
the novice doubles, letting out a great
burst in the last fifty yards, but just
lost TO Bamman and Craighead, Of the
the race in the fast time Of two minutes
ten and onc-ffth seconds. with A. Nash
and Mckinney, Of the Potomacs, in third
place.
Chamberlain and Miss DeShields, of the
Potomacs, took the mixed doubles N
great shape. while Burch and Miss Mar
tin and Craighead and Miss Craighead
rowed a dead heat for second place. but
rather than run the event over, decided
to give the medals to the ladies.
Going all the way from the trials to the
finals without having a foul called on
them, Newt Hammer and Camp were up
set by little Cotton Burch and Ruther-
ford, much to the surprise Of all con-
testants as well as the spectators. The
two winning teams were also from the
Washington Canoe Club, while Chamber
lain and Vsndegrift, of the Potomacs,
finished third.
Bamman. Of the Washington Conoeists,
took the hurry-scurry rather easily, be-
ing trailed by Nash, of the Potomacs,
and Burch, also of the former club.
The final event, the war canoe race, was
won by the board OF governors, who got
away In front and were never headed.
Following were the officials: W. A.
Rogers, referee; E. A. Schmitt, starter;
Raymond Otterback, assistant starter;
J. c. Wheeler. clerk of course; R. G.
Finkenaur. assistant clerk OF course;
T. II. Yeager. marshal: D. A. De LASH
mutt. announcer; E. B. Finch, scorer;
W. S. Han, D. NJ. Lea, and J. W. Barber.
judges: Bedford Brown. Raymond Otter
hack, and n. P. Hunting, field judges,
and F. J. Brunner timer.
The Summaries.
chsnrionship sinEies-C Chamberlain. p B. @.
hrSt; Rutherford W. c. C.. second; knight, ". c.
C.. third.
SoTice sinzSes-Bamnsn. W. c. C.. hrss; Johhn-
nesaen, NJ s. C.. second: Krogstad, W. S. G, third.
Championship doubles-Ansley and Etason, W.
c. c.. frst; Zirpel and Bureh. W. c. C., sscood;
Chamberlain and YhDdsrgrift. p. B. C., third
Tsii-end "a m mrsee-PardOe. W. c. c. arst: cOnbOye.
s, G. C.. secoad; sehladt. s. c. c. third Time
Club fours-washington Canoe Club CBurch. Ans |
ley KNIGHT ZirpsD hrst: Washington Canoe Club |
(Parioe Rouse Eliason. Howell, second; Potomacs |
tvAndsrutft. H. Nash, B. Mash. ChamberiAinl. |
Ups.t rac,-Ruths-ford. W. c. C., hrSt; Eliason. |
W. C. c., second; Camp W. c. O., third
Expert sinEies-Rnizht. W. c. e.. frst: Rouse. !
W. c. c., second; Rutherford, ". G. C.. third. |
rme. AZ IS
NoTice doublss-BAmInan and CraigheAd. W. c. |
C., hst BoettinEer and JobsnneSsen, NJ s. C.. |
second; A. Mash and Mckinney, POsOmAcA. third |
Mixed donbIes-Chamberisin and Mis- De Shields, |
Posonacs, first; Burrh and Miss Martin and Craig |
head and Miss Craighesd in dead heat for second
place. Time, llo25
riting ooutea-Burch and Rutherford W. c. C.. |
arst; Camp and Hammer W. c. c.. secoOd; Van
isrEtft and Chamberlain. third |
Hurry yscrrry-Bamman. W G. G. hBts C. Mash |
Potnmscs. second Buch. W. c. C.. third.
War canos uc,-Won hy board q EoTunoR