The New York herald., 1922-08-06

Canoe Club of Georgetown. N. c., and
the Philadelphia Canoe Club in dead
heat for third. Four or five more
crews were strung out in the rear. Still
another Washington Canoe Club vic
tory came In the quad single blades. in
which 1t peat the Colonial Canoe Club
by more than a length, with the Red
Dragon Club Of Philadelphia third.
Veterans Fast.
Those two old professionals. Fred
Plaisted, 73 years old. former coaching
assistant to Jim Rice at Columbia and
James III. Reilly Of Saratoga Springs,
N. X. rs years old. who rowed IN the
first national regatta on the SchuylkilI
course fifty years ago, met in a special
exhibition race and Plaisted won by a
little more than aS1ength. They started
three-quarters of mile from the fin
ish line and came down like g couple
OF youngsters. as was shown by the
time Of minutes and IS seconds. Jim
Ten Eyck, veteran Syracuse University
and Duluth coach. also was entered but
did not start. 1t was whispered along
the river that Jim would not row as
ne uid not care to give away his age
Each entrant had to be over the sew
enty years mark. The applause that
greeted Plaisted and Reilly was not as
loud as when Costello beat Belyea. but
was plentiful and sincere, coming as II
did from hundreds of men who had seen
both old time champions win many
years ago. Plaisted said after the race
1t brought fond memories Of 1877. when
he outrowed the famed Ned Hanlon on
the Schuklkill and won the world profess
sional championship.
t,,x,
Vespers senion quadruple shells a half
hour after lifting the American singles
championship and helped pull his crew
mates to victory. the Undine Barge
Club being three lengths back Of the
Vespers at the finish. with the West
Philadelphia Boat Club last The ves-
pers scullers won in minutes "a
seconds
The New York A. C. intermediate
four which won on Friday, was at
the starting line with the idea of COM
peting In the senior event, but. as they
had not been officially entered, Referee
Burke would not allow them to row.
The intermediate quad event was not an
official national regatta race, and there
fore the New Yorkers were not eligible
to move up. regardless OF their triumph
OF the previous day. They came down
the course all by themselves and put
up terrible howl at the judges stand.
but without avail
Senior Double shells-won by Dochei,rs
Barge Club, PHILADELPHIA (william u. Hap
good. bow; w. F.. Garrett Gilmore. stroke)
second. Undine Barge Club. Philadelphia
third, Metropolitan r.. G.. New York; fourth,
pennsyivania Barge Club; philadelpha; fif;i,:
minutes seconds.
Senior Four Dared Sheiis-won Nv Duluth
Boat Club CIV. Coventry. bow: r. Dever. l..
Bachelors Barge Club. Philadelphia; third.
Pennsylvania Barge Club. philadelphia.
Time. 100.
Intermediate Double sncirs-won by Eew
Yori: A. c.. New York (wiibur y. I.aiy, Jr..
bow. Carl A. Hasbrouck. strokel. second.
Bachelors Barge Club. Philadelph a; third.
Naanaa uau Boat Boat Club Club % New YORK cit city: n fif.h.
Undine Barge Club. Philadelphia; sixth.
pochartrain II. c.. New Orleans. Time.
7:20 10.
" Costello. vespcr Boat Club. Philadelph!a:
second. Hilton a. Belyea, st. John Amateur
lowing Club. ,, s.. John, \. B.; third. out Lous
Time, 7:27 f-5 Belyea trailed Costello at the
finish by approximately two feet.
Exhibition Race. Professional Veterans
Won by Fred Plaisted. Philadelphia second,
James II. Riley. Saratoga springs. N. Y.
Time, S:33, three-querters mile.
Canoe Race. Quad Double Bades-won ~
second, Phlla delphia Canoe Club. Phiiadal-
ps!a; third Colonial G. c., Georgetown.
y. G. Time. 2:2o 2-5.
Canoe i,nce. Tandem Double Bades-won
BY washington Canoe Clut III Layts streke
~. Knight, stern). Washington, u. o..
second. Inwocd Canoe Club. New York: third
tl... Colonial c. c.. Ceors rsetown,. ID c., ani
.rr.,iadeIp,hnia .r,,i ,n Canoe Club. Philadelphia.
Canoe Race. One Man. Single Blade--w,u
by Colonial g. c.. Georgetown ID. q
second, 1nwood Canoe Club, N+w York:
third. MARYLAND Swimming Club PaItimo-c
line 4:h1 2-5. The Washington Canoe club.
Washington. II. c., entry .rcsard ;he fntsh
liue first, but was disqualified, .
Canoe Race. Quad Single Blades--won by
Washington. 9. c.. washingto. % n
fHavens, stroke: Rutherford, Bu~ch. Mar.
tin. stern); second. Colonial G. O.. George
town. ID. e.; third. Rod Dragon Club. PhIla.
delpliia. Time, 3 45 rs. ''"'
SENIOR EIGHT DARED sHELr,s--won bv
Duluth Boat Club. crew No. T. Duiuth
MINI. GA. kodin. bow. II. johnson II
Bjorkman. w. Councilman. c. Hoimerud
II. Quade. r. Champion and j. Howard'
stroke): second, West Philadelphia boat
Club. Toronto. Canada; fourth. Duluth
fifth, West Lynn Boat Club, Lynn. Mass
sixth. Union Boat Club. Boston. Mass.
CANOE RACE-Tandem. Single Bladcs-won
| by Colonial G. c.. Georgetown. ID. C
(5ogiey. stroke. and Eaton. STERN; second.
Washington Canoe Club. Washington, n. o.
third. Red Dragon Canoe Club. Phiiadei-
phia. Time. 4:f0.