The Washington times., 1922-07-17
.0ARSMEN LIST ID
TEN RACES IN q
/. S. R. A. REGATTA
Boatings Are Announced for
Events to Be Held in Rich %
mond Saturday. a.

At meeting held at the Potomac
boat club yesterday afternoon. the
Southern Rowing Association de-
cided that their regatta which IL 10
be held at Richmond Saturday July
%, would have ten events. =
at p. m. is the Junior four cared
rupie ,sculls. 4, canoe doubles, s. jun
Tor 140-lb four cared gig. 6. Junior
singles, Z, Match gig race, 8, canoe
fours. 9, Junior doubles. and 10 Jun
Tor eight. T.
In the first event Is Bow, J. De.
vine, 2, e. Franck, 3, Iva Massey,
stroke; W. r. Smithers, coxswain;
T. La Foon and Subs ]. G.. Stovall
and j. H. Brock for Virginia; ]. g.
Caldwell, bow, T. d. Rhodes, 2, II.
w. Shaeffer. 3. C. A. Carragin.
stroke; M. Paulis. coxswain and @.
Lean and T. s. Thomas subs for
Potomac has c. q. Rosy, T. ].
King, w. Bruce, J. M. Probey, Hine-
men; c. B. Eaton, w. o. Rice, l.. b.
Ariel has bow. G. Muzdakis, .. r.
Pfeister,, 3, p. Harrington, Stroke e.
J. Callahan, Coxswain J. Stockett
and Simonairie Thayer and He'll
subs. ~,
Senior singles. L. Scharfe, Arun-
del; r. Duncan, Potomac; A. J. Hut
terly, Potomac.
Junior quad, J. A. Scannell. bow;
2, @. GUIDE, 3, w. II. Young, stroke;
e. d. Easily and A. Bodwell, subs,
while Arundel has @. r. Orickt. bow,
2. w. e. Riggin, 3, B. Viehmeyer and
Stroke d. G. Williams, ~
Junior 140-pound Gig: Potomac
Bow. Rice; 2, Rosy; 3. Eaton; stroke,
IIinemen; coxswain. Hayes: Nor.
gal, Kintz and Railey. subs. vir.
ginia-Bow, r. L. RAIDER; 2, ]. II.
Brock; g.. L. b. King: stroke, r. r.
Richardson; coxswain. LaFoon or
Brock. Ariel-Bow, Ness; 2. ".
Winchester; 8. J. Victor; stroke, r!
G.. Bon Seigneur. coxswain, p. r.
Nickerson.
Junior Single: Virginia, r. q.
Brock; Ariel, L. M. Bailiere, and
Potomac. r. J. Kleh. ia
Match gig race between Potomac
and Arundel: Potomac-Bow. O..
Guide; 2, Hutterly; g. E. Easiey:
stroke, T. Dorsett: coxswain, Kintz;
SuDSs DOuWclig oCdn1el anu sup
plee; while Arundel has s. Bbrickt,
plee: while Arundel has 8. Obrickt.
e. w. Riggin, stroke; Paulis or
Downs, coxswain, and B. EtowsSi
and II. Dippelsden, subs. t
Junior Doubles: Arundel, 3. vieh.
| meyer, bow, and d. c. Williams,
| stroke: Ariel, J. Victor, bow, and
N. s. Heely. stroke.
Junior Eight: Arundel-Bow, M.
L. Miller; 2, w. E. Wickens: 8, G.
Lean; 4, r. r. Meirs; S, T. d,
Rhodes; 6, H. w. Schaefer: 7, C. A..
Carragin; stroke, ]. s. Caldwell, and
coxswain, Downs. Virginia--Bow,
r. L. RAIDER; 2, ]. II. Brock; 3. L.
B. King; 4. J. A. Leach; S, ]. De-
vine: s. e. Franck; Z, I. Massey;
stroke, w. r. Smithers: coxswain,
T. L. LaFoon, and subs. J. Denote,
J. d. Stovall and c. Hall. Ariel
Bow, Thayer; 2, ]. Blazdek; 3, F.
He'll: 4, Simonairie; g.. G. Mudzdakis:
6, F. Pfeister: 7, p. Harrington:
stroke, z. J. Callahan: coxswain, J.
Stockett, and subs, V. Winchester,
! ]. Victor, r. Bon Seingneur and l..
Bailliere. Potomac-Bow, Bruce; 2,
Rosy; 8. Wolf: 4, Galloway; S, King;
6, Stewart: Z, Probey: stroke, Hine-
men: coxswain, Hayes: sub coxswain,
Kintz, and Eaton, Rice. Vance and
Clark, subs. 20
All races to be one mile straight
away, starting one mile below the
Virginia Boat Clubs house on the
James river, .