Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
MEXICAN MARVEL" BY VAN LOA
FOUR UNIDHVE CREWS |
LEAVE CITY TO RAC|
IN CANADIAN HENTE|
Vivian Nickalls ConHde|
His Proteges Can WI
Big Events at st. Cat
crimes, Ont. Detroit a,
Buffalo Boats Entered

Four local crews, representing IN.
dine Boat Club, left the city last ~
for the annual Canadian Henley MI
wit be held Friday and Saturday \,
GATHERINGS, Ont For the last three W..
in fact, since the Peoples Regatta. ~.
vivian NiclSalls, of the Universilv
Pennsylvania, has been hard at
getting the members OF the Undine \
in trim for the Canadian events
Coach Nickalls announced last n,.
after another hard workout thaf
men were in good trim and that d
had a great chance to win from the ~
entries.
This is the first time in severa "a,
that Philadelphia will be representsd
the Canadian Henley. There are sever
entries from Detroit, Buffalo and near
points who are going out to win. II
Philadelphia crews other than the ssnl
eight-oared should win on Friday Il
mean that they will be able to row
the next higher class on Saturday
The eight-oared crew of UndIne is or,
ticaily made up of Red and Blue oa
men. and is nearly the same maks
as that which rowed In the Peoples 4
gatta on July 5. Harry Marcy,
stroked the crew to victory on that a,
will again set the pace. Two memt
of the crew are fighting 1t out for
bow scat, which will be decided on
arrival in Canada. The men are Rus
Breitinger and Harry Gosewlck.
other members of the crew seat as
lows: Yates Hickey 2; William Chi
ering, 3; Richard Ferris, 4; Louis SCI
5: Adolph woll, 6; Louis Borie, Z; Hu
Marcy, stroke, and r. j. Foster q
swain.
The only opponent to the Undine e
is the strong .Argonaut aggregation.
Canada. Several weeks ago 1t was d
that the crew had been disbanded to
list in the army, but the report was
founded. However, Immediately after
races are over Saturday the Canadh
will take up arms. The crew of the An
naut will be seated as follows r. slati
bow: r., Butler, 2; G. Carruthers 2;
Hogart, 4; G. NJ. Balfour, 8; c. Keith
r, Gregory, Z; e. N. Harcourt, stro
and w. MacLeary, coxswain.
Matthew Dukens' opponents in
Junior singles race will be G. Fritz, Of
West Side Rowing Club, of Buffalo;
Edmonstone, OF the st. Catherine Row
Club, of st. GATHERINGS, Ont. Alh
Chestnut, of the st. Catherine Row
Club; Larry Dibble, of the Don Row
Club, of Toronto, Canada, brother
Robert Dibble, the national sculling chs
pion; A. f. Moran, of the Don Row
Club, of Toronto. Canada; f. P. Hay
of the Hamilton Rowing Club, Of Han
ton, Ont; Bruce Dodds. of the Deti
Rowing Club, of Detroit, Mich, and
ward Hinkle, of the Detroit Rowing ci
Edward Shmidheiser, who rowed In
Undine second senior four-oared VII
won the American Henley, and who
his first single sculllng race on M
Day, will measure sculls with three %
men In the intermediate single race. n
will be Greenwood, of the st. CatheI
Rowing Club; Harcourt, of the Argon
Rowing Club, and Edward Hinkle, Of
Detroit Rowing Club.
The only opponents to the Undines
the intermediate doubles will be the
Rowing Club, of Toronto The und
crew will be Matthew Lukens and Edw
Shmidheiser. The Don crew will
Ingram, show. and Dibble, stroke.
Champion Dibble will have as his On
nents in the senior singles David Reg
of the Mutual Rowing Club, of BuhI
w, Durnan, of the Argonaut Row
Club; Sheehan, of the Celtic Rowing O
of Buffalo, and Ed Butler, of the AT
nauts. The winner of the informed
singles is also eligible.
The Argonaut's star double. Harco
and Butler, which recently defeated [
BILE and Depper, of the Dons, is the 0
entry in the senior doubles, but the
ner of the intermediate doubels is eligi
to compete.