Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-01
NPONA PLANS
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aquatic events that will comprise the
afternoon program is the largest that
has ever been prepared; there are
nearly $50 contestants entered for the
canoe. swimming and speciality events.
OfhcialS who will have charge OF the
big spectacle will be definitely selected
to- o-night.
To Mark Courses
The new red buoys which will mark
the various courses were set out this
afternoon. The flats which will mark
the starts of the 100-yard. 50-yard and
220-yard distances will be placed to-
morrow. The flats which will also
serve TO rope off the course will be
Located tomorrow or sunday.
BY tomorrow the 200 little metal
standards with the four Jap lantern
equipment, provided gratuitously by the
executive committee of the Navy to
encourage canoeists to decorate their
boats for the evening parade, can be
had at the Municipal Port, the A. P.
Dintaman, Harry ]. Berrier, Harry
Sourbier and George Spangler boat
pavilions. All the prospective deco
rator will have to do is to ask for the
equipment, promise to return it after
the parade-and he can set the neceS-
sary paraphernalia.
Planning Floats
Many of the business houses ana
others who are planning floats Tor the
evening events >re busily getting their
displays in shape. Down along the
front steps" the Dives, Pomeroy &
Stewart store float is being prepared
to-day; over at the island the Jovian
League float is practically complete.
The appearance of the tiny red devil
that danced above the Superstructure
last night excited a whole lot of COM
ment from promenaders in the park.
Technical high school boys have
been practicing for the last few days
in their war canoe; the other three
craft for the Central and Steelton high
schools and the Harrisburg Academy
are expected to-day.
Mayor" Harry j. Berrier, who has
planned a big float for the accommo-
dation of forty or more OF the ste
nographers and clerks in the city and
county offices, their girl chums and
Mayor Ezra 5. Meals, to-day obtained
a ten piece orchestra to furnish music
hat evening.
To Prepare Canoes
The boat pavilion proprietors all an
nounced to-day that they will cheer
fully place sockets for the canoes
which haven't the necessary places Tor
The lantern standards.
The afternoon program Monday Will
begin at 1.SO o'clock with the lOO-yard
swim for boys under sixteen. The
other events will be run off at
l5-minute intervals so that by D
o'clock the entire program Will be
run off.
incidentally the course will be kept
absolutely clear of all craft. with the
outer side of the stretch roped on.
The eastern side of the course Will ne
the front steps of the city, whlcn
steps, incidentally, Will form the great
granCstand.
The Entry List
The list of entries follows:
The Entries:
100 YARD SWIM-boys under 1O-
llO. James Carson; III, Earnest
Fields; 112, John Wilver; 1l3, John
Walker; 81, Edward Emanuel; ia,
David Tipman; lis, Walter Box 1l6'
John Morrissey; III, Charles Mcneil;
lis, Michael Reagan; 119, John De-
John Kinder; 122, Frances Wenrich;
81, Benjamin L. Shinder; 55, Ross
Beck; so, William Long; 10, Earl
Blizzard; "A, George King; 12S, Rob
ert Spahr; 124, Samuel Arch; 125,
Ross Hoffman; rs, D. Lamberson;
ard. 1874, S. W. Rineard; 135, Joseph
HALF HALF MILE CANOE RACE
Ladies - 81, Blanche Reese and 50,
Mary Reese; Sc, Mrs. Ward Nicely
\and 80. Partner; 81, Anna S. Cuobi-
lee YARD SWIM WITH OPEN
UMBRELLAS - 54, Theodore Ber-
rier; II, John E. Ewing; p, a. S.
Cooper; 20, Elwood Nell; 73, William
Kurtz; %, r. w. Emanuel; "a, George
King; IS, Albert Astrich; rs, d. Lam
berson; 81, AL. ]. Spahr; So, George
Bowman; =, Victor Emanuel; l, Glen
non Neville; i. William Fisher; 10,
Jesse Krall; 8, William Emanuel; 5,
Roland Douglass; 10, Roy kerns; s,
Richard Conway; 6S, Dan Yowler; a.,
Samuel Boss; 80, Charles Eager; '35,
SDx-1ar
HALF-MILE CANOE RACE -
Mixed - 80, Ware Nicely and So,
Mrs. Ward Nicely; 81, Miss Crull and
3S, L. w. Keller; SO, Rita Jones and
40, Raymond Suydam; IL, Mildred
Seiss and AZ, David Swavely; 4S, Ruth
Shaffer and l5, E. Shaffer; 80, Charles
Eager and A, Partner; 3S, Tine Eager
and AS, Partner; 81, Henry Collins
and 40, Partner; 35, Charles Snyder
and Al, Partner; 12s, Charles j. Meh-
ring and 129, Ruth Taylor; 100, NJ. w.
Fernsler and 131, Mrs. NJ. W. Fern
sler; 1872, G. E. Spahr and 1873, Mrs.
g. L. Spahr.
100 YARD SWIM - Open - l,
Glennon Melville; >, Victor Emanuel;
3, William Emanuel; (, William Fish
er; 5, Roland Douglas; 6, Harold
Wagner; I, Roy Kerns;. s, Richard
Conway; 8, r. H. Rauch; 10, P. j.
Jones; II. H. Miller; -, Jack Froe-
lich.
100 YARD TUB RACE - 63, F..
Boas Sites; 81, Robert Sites; So, Joe
Todd; sc, John Wilver; 81, Edward
Emanuel; 6S, Dan Yowler; ., Victor
Emanuel; l, Glennon Melville; 8,
Richard Conwaym; 20, Sam Kamsky;
80. Ward Nicely; SO, George w. Bow
man; So, John Todd; 4. William
Fisher; 20, Jesse Krall; 8, William
Emanuel; 3, Roland Douglas; 27,
Earle E. Bortell; So, Ross Beck: 54,
Theodore Berrier; II, j. E. Ewing
19, Earl Blizzard; Il, A. S. Cooper;
20, Elwood Nell; %, r. W. Emanuel; !;
SS, Albert Astrich; II, E. Lamber-
son; 81, J. L. Spahr; 13, Bion Welker;
Is, E. Shaffer: 80, Charles Eager; So,
Charles Snyder; ~, f. II. Wolfe; 13S,
Isaac Jefferies.
y HALF-MILE CANOE RACE -
MEMS DOUBLES = 8, William EN-
anuel and 2, Victor Emanuel; s, Rich
ard Conway and 26, Waldo Myers;
so, Ward Nicely and 20, Elwood T..
Nell; 3S, L. W. Keller and rs, Clay
ton Keys; 40. Raymond Suydam and
70, Ralph Seiders; So Ross Beck and
so William Long, II, j. Z. Ewing and
Sc, Francis Naughton; 81, A. S. Coop
er and 61, Ross Emanuel; l9, Earl
Blizzard and "A, George King; SS. AL