Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
|TERMED|ATES TAKE
kCE FROM JUNIOR EIGHT
I'm Big Event OF James River
Rogatta-Othcr Affairs Prove
Interesting.

IFlashinH across the 0uiSh line
hYth and Il half in the lead. the In
Fmcdiate eight defeated the Junior
ew in the she'll race. the feature
ent OF the Regatta staged by the
rRinia Boat Club on the James
yer yesterday afternoon. The last
the program. this race came us
climax TO IL series of interesting
d exciting contests which kept the
owd OF several hundred visitors
yed TO the highest pitch through
the afternoon.
From the starting point down the
yer to the finish. the race proved a
u and tuck affair. but. slowly. as
e boats swept under the bridge iwo
ndrcd yards below the club-honse.
winning team began To draw
say from the Juniors. and with an
criient burst OF speed. tncy doubled
cir lead ia the last MY yards.
exswain Brock. OF the Junior cisht.
as forced out OF the course by the
fift current tina; swept around the
tie island near tn. middle u: the
ursc. and never Was able 10 regain
q resulting loss.
Second Flights Have iintGr.
1.-THE prcttirst race Of thr i.Iy was
aged when III. Wait" faction OF
q Intermediate second cigh, won
ON the Reds IN the zig feature. ia
Is even, the four stern men were
tied against the four bows, ana 'h'
tier CROSSED the ,iu. :, bare cish-
EN- inches in iron; Of their com
Ftitors.
The pleasure bout, The doubt" scull.
canoe doubles SWIMMING. AMI
e tub race. were intcrspcrscI be-
Ecen the races. while the shells wer"
king their places down tn" river,
I'D were greatly enjoyed The CO :
pc fitting. like tn. knights Uf old.
4 without the armor. proved fasci-
itlng and Sciting
with the exception of lin" nnal
ell race. all Of the events were
INFESTED BY the Red and Whit" see
pms Of the club. the Whites win
ny The larger number OF The trl aiS.
rom tn. winners Of the minnr
Fenis. the crews to accompany tn.
tcrmediat" AMI Junior Fights. who
III comrc,e IN the Southern Rcgat-
to T.. held in Alexandria on July
}. VIII be choycn. The names VIII
Town within few days.
Several hundred spectators lined
'e banks az the river on the club
wn and gave each event an .nthu-
astic reception. The club building
undergoing repairs. but Officials
the organization arranged seats
n all on the grass outside
=, Club Itrcri'rs Invitation.
W.. II. TdH lOTu, VICE president OF
&c club. received telegram from
philadelphia. invi;lnE th" Virginia
ganizatlon 10 participate" I'm the
eoples' Regatta to be held in tina,
" on July 1. Although no definite
atemcnt has been given. there is
possibility that q crew Will be sent
q represent Richmond in that meet
SThc results OF the Regatta follow
| Double scull-won by Cu~hm.n and
aish: 80 ond. Curtis and Thompson
Pleasure boat-wOn by curnmau, with
ASH as corswain. second. FraySer and
core.
intermediate riT-won 10y white. corn
God. stroke. Grubbg Second. Reds. az
lompson. CD, Mason. tap Taylor. stroke.
c%ho, dodla.s-won by Ftasser AMI
ulxon.
Junior eiuhis-won by whites. composed
% rnrhsm. ':l s,el. % Bryan. .a
ee RieSss sSns .ro 1 Nr|s 81 Cur Cur
vain. second. Reds. cIinposei Of ~
ull. ca Moset,, go KING. 90 Hcubi. as
homas. co., -. Curtis. ~ IL I,run, r
cmpkins. st'oke. and Moore. cOxswnln.
| Tub rnce-won by I.afoon: svcond
Faish; third. fourth and hf;h sunk
| Smell racc-Eon by Int"rmchia;. Eight
,mnosed Of -. Ice. go cavmnaurh. 60
ltSnsr. % Mason. Tyler. stroke. and
tddey. co1rwain. Second. Junior Eight.
bmposed OF % Co;trcli. t2) Franck, (5b
{opc. 90 Hunter, g, Sorg 90 StoyaiI.
Il Ahsaie. Sins. strDkc. and Rrocf.
Following the completion OF tho events
Iverai IN. MIXERS of IN. ciub cAv- an ~.
IA "a ~ IA ,ut.