New-York tribune., 1919-07-28
Duluth Names
Squad of 50 to
Defend Title
Clubs All Over the Country
Entered; Gen. Organ Of
fers Cup COR Service Men
BY a. c. Caxaonaro

Interest IN rowing has regained its
grip on devotees Of the sport in this
country, i the record entry received
for the American championships Of
the National Association of Amateur
OarSmen. which are scheduled for Lake
QEinSlgamOnd Worcester, Mass, next
FRIDAY ana Saturday. are taken as a
criterion. The complete entry list was
sLIouncad yesterday by Fred p. Fort
meyer. secretary of the association.
who SAID the entry was a splendid
tribute TO the sport after the war had
foyceG Il TO l.e dormant in this coun-
TT fer TWO years.
Rowing organizations from as far
south IS Washington, as lar north as
Canada, and 20 the west as distant as
Duluth, Mimi. are to be repre-
sented in the tests OF one mile and a
quarter n the nine events on the pro-
granme. An additional race, in the
nature OF single sculls for men who
have seen service. has been added
through the donation of a cup by Cen
era John F. Organ. Thirteen entry
blanks were filed for this contest.
WITH the exception Of the inter-
mediate four-oared shell race, which
Z a.e has only the Duluth Boat
CO as starter. every other event is
filed. In the senior she'll. eight
named to start while the inter
ate singles includes fourteen con-
hts. Fortmeyer IS confident that
last five more clubs will enter
in the intermediate four-oared
race.
First Regatta Since 1915
The regatta IS the first to be sane
oaed by the main body since 1915.
wing to the majority Of the oarsmen
no
contests were held the last two wears.
Apparently the Duluth Boat Club is
derermiRed TO retain its point title
which 1t won by overwhelming scores
in bo-h 1915 and 1916. The Western
orgaNlzaclon has entered no less than
ttty-two oarsmen and is to be repre-
senred III every race on the progra ANNE
In many respects the men named to
carry the Duluth colors were members
Of the victorious crews in the Is and
'16 regattas. Boston. Springfield and
Philadelphia are to be represented by
several clubs. while New York Citv's
prestige viii be upheld by seven or
Dibble Likely to Start
Dlb0le's knee was injured in the war
and he returned to rowing last July
Fourth d Philadelphia. The knee trou-
bIed hlm at the time and Il was be-
lleved he would abandon the sport for
the year. However. the reaction was
only temporary, for Dlbbla won the
Canadian cham psonship last Saturday
in easy fashion.
Paul Wilmington, former Harvard
oarsman, who finished third IN the In
ter-Allied championship on the Seine
recently, IS among those named for the
still IN France, but the y. A. A O. Of
fcials are hopeful that he will be back
N time for the contest.
The complete entry list follows:
International slngles-Bufalo Launch
19, hgfihi0 s 81 4 Peters2n) Nnd,ne
plee), HocArlrnnon 3 c. Springfield,
rass ~ tsn) ..oFe scr .s, hoat C.rb.
Lynu 3 G.. Lynn. Mass (:,eter Scarlonl =;
SAawrnur r. c. south Boston CWiuiam J.
'Iererr an shea1: Tafasset Canoe ciu5
Worcester, Mass (C'. II. Cummingsl; Po-
Duncan: Crescent. Canoe Club. waltham,
Mas Archie Z Nosh@r); Springfield Z.
G., Springfield. Mass (W; B. Brresqahanl; );
s. spe- 3. c. Philadelphia (Walte-
ST. singles-Bufcalo Launch Cub
C,rb. Philadelphia 'John 2 keny. Paul
c costei.9) Me'roPolitaq r G. New YorS
'L0thssp Wilmington: Celrc r. c.. Bufs
a.o Charles j. sheehan). Riverside II.
phoasls i. g. Boston John ! sulHvan).
Cf-cn g. C.. :. :, New YORK (Alexander
EasaHi.g f;a.5 I'll, IT, Du.nth b c. Duluth
Qaarter-iiI!e dash Hudson b. c, New
York C--y JOAN schultz. Nesper b &.
Phiads Vnla John 3. Ksl!yl Duluth 3.
C. Du.lSh. MINI. (Wnnam Hoover).
cdia.. in,eT..eiate e9ut.e scu!lsMkn,s 's OF
nor. ). Kane); s.. Alphonsus 3 C.. Bos-
ton 'Jeresa!ah Shea, James +. sullivan);
Lone s,ar B. C.. New York city Henry
mol ~ - Harcsa
CUB Phi.afeiphia Il Il Keller. r 4.
sppgiesl' H:ooe&rtF1,naq,n B. G. sprtngaeid.
sosopa &oa9s1e1 19sS TX e. New sFnS9; S9rk x c5y y
1auS 249dzsn Maa E E-i9Sso3 9ss5 Iuq51 HsnaEa b G.
Senior double SOULS Riverside B c.
Gang. Mass. Cary Faulkner William
,Icta7ap Wilmington. Charles g Iund)
s-eir pr--t2n Z .. Ne~ York Ctty (Josepn
Igiufh. Minn. Cv. Johnson. G. Hokanson).
~aatruple scllls-New York a. C.. New
5sner r. Charles kusche). Duluth B.
= Duluth. Minn. b Vincent, william
ASoYer l. Notion, '. Vincent):
ir'er.r date four sheils-Duluth 3 c..
Duluth. MIN ~. Johnson q Porter. p.
iA.s7afes g. Hokaason) entry List still
Senior four shels-Duiuth p C.. Duluth,
-~ . strange II Peterson, ". Pcud-
se-is- ...e-,s,,o-al four ssells-pu,uth
, C. Duie,a. S.nn. III Strange. H Peter
son. x I'ruG.en '. Elncent).
Intern etlafe "lsht shels-Rockrtra- !
ToE ! g.. spriny:ielt. Mass II. Kane.
: Oconaor. q. Driscull - O'Conror K
haanon r. Alger a Doniin J Fish cox
go. Hausca4. ~ Fiyersice y. C. Cam
ssI.fse Nars lF Tooln. A. o. Connor.
go Au.aal. : + Murphy, NJ. Comes
: I1~-.son. r. Scanion. y O'Brlen,
,,eEswa.n. Tom I.eonart} tnlon b. c..
u - 4Dr1 cry 20. = Eltcrle. J. c. lartn
!, Efoe4, y J. Fab. - Brun.carcL r.
= hrkns-. = 4 Niger, coxswain, J J.
tsi+fon), Dpllth =. c. Duluth. MINI.
= J1naSon. Il Porter r. Hargreaves II
sss@. H. EcNanson. coxswaln. l. Eaco-
4 4erlor s'ght snslls-Krfghts ot Colurn bus
q -priaRf.elC. Hass. fJ. J. Oconnor.
. tanner - F.efains. =. J. OConnor,
= sers 2 r.. clifford. A. Donnellan.
4 Dconncr. co1swain. J. J. Moore
N " 5,9navsay. West Iyrn Is. C.. Lynn.
81 pa ~ Eaton. J. Ellsworth. J. Eourkc
~ 7 i-alZni.n r. ~ ~ mite. &. Dunha N.
Haley coGs9 ain. II. j. Dirneen)- st.
r*~"r.1-e = O. Boston. Mass. o. fOgg'n.
Heso4n ~ a. MCGOWAN. =. NJ.
JS,,tHT- r r. sullivan, - X. Blanchar !,
FL r. - Dcher'J cozswain. +. kDatiry)
II T.-tA e. g. Df.l1fn. MINI tH Strange.
ADf DJrn. . JonnsDn r. Carlson. j.
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gn4A re.tic Fcwinz club. Buffalo,
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