Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
LOOMS AS CHALLENGER
FOR CROWN OF HOOVER
Canadian Gives Remarkable
Exhibition of Sculling in
Schuylkill Regatta.
buiuth Boht Club Shares With New
lorh Onrsmcn Glory of Winning
ofhrr Feature Races In, Amateur

lny Associated prese.1

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 4-Ililton
beiyea' the 57-year-old veteran of
I. johns. New Brunswick, gave two
remarkable displays Of his prnwose
'ohaE In anncxing In. association
singles crown II; the Golden jubilee
regatta or tn" National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmcn over tho mile
an" a quarter straightaway course
on inc Schuiykiil River. Rclyea
noms as strong challenger for
water i""Hcr's supremacy with the
souls. Tomorrow he faces Paul Cos
tcllo. Of the Vcspcr Boat C,iub his
,,Iy' ana i.nnis Ioha. of the First
h9h"m'an. New YORK;. In the race
w,n,,ch carries with 1t tho singles
tit!" Judged rs his races today
viii take a sturdy rival to BED,
MIN Hoover will not defend Mo
~" hecausc he has not had SUM-
G!eht ilme 10 get In condition since
h's trip abroad.
I:ely"a twice today beat Edward
Mcclure, Of Buffalo. The FIRST heat
81 The race found Henry Heller. Of
ne Lone star II. @. New York. and
Mcclure on to a speedy start. Rel
yea timed his race. closing I'm NJ tho
'hree quarter mile point. and win
ni,ng ia easy fashion. w T.. Carrot
amor, OF the Bachelor Barge club,
philadelphia. won the second ouojiI
iiHns neat from Russell Goldman. Jr.
non IL. g.. Boston. Gilmore led a,
an stages of the race In the final
m , hSiE"n again played Il waiting
E""o. letting Mcclure and Gilmore
70 out In front. only 10 catch his
i"eai rival at half a milo and mass
MN. thcn ovcrtako Mcclure al IN.
'"! ~. ana win with evident ease.
me Duluth Boat Club crews shared
with Schulyk!il navy ana New YorI,
nhfsnen tho glory OF winning Other
,cn,ure races. Jim T-ncyck's in
Urn ,stnen n eight Jumped ahead OF
Nv Rocncllc ut the start and al
terrible downpour Of rain tho W-cst.
.rhcrs managed to keep ahead and
i UT by TWO lengths. Arundel. Of
ahrhd or unhine. OF this city.
Du!uth's youthful in;erm.dla,. four
oNert"1k Nesper's. OF this citv a,
W. 'Hl!c post and LEFT them In tho
rear In the last quarter milo. I,nss
'"an an hour later the same Duluth
crew undertook To lower the co,ors
"i ir"rh NcSpGr four In tho In
tcrha ''ohn! race. but fell short bv n
~ t m ,wo rect In the greatest race
Myers. bow oar in the Pennsylvania
nhIGcs senior four. finaliat In inc
wv" olympic regatta, managed 70
get half length lead In the FIRST
h'Ie' Du!nth's great squirt near the
finish cut Nespcr'S lead To three f..,
but the local crew rallied and No.,
Louis Hoha. OF tho first Rohemi5ns
neSpite AN giraffe course In the Hrst
~, ,i OF the 40 yards dash. clipped
- var az forty 10 the minute
49, anu Won from Tom Rooney,
feet. ~ 'ishN
The clever ,5o-round crew NJ tho
hume harSe Club. Philadelphia.
ne"rEe w. ellison. bow. John Rios
sing. stroke, proved the class Of Tho
event, an added fixture hy tbs
schui!Eili navy. The New York A. g..
80 rrew Won tho intermediate quad
a a r.
me Union y. G.. OF New York set
mo pace for threc-quart-rs of n
,nilc and then New YORK a. G.
snurtef and won. -
Robert n. Agncw. Of I-nlina ,,
me INTERIM ediate singles event of,cr
q Keen hatii. with Manuel Gomez. Of
,amhridsc, Mass. Ten eruli.rs
started, me winner and runner-up
on opposite sides of the stream Inf.
me others In their wake TO tight f.
out. s"' ~