Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22

Notice that United States re,
OF the association to patrol the co
mittee last n'-.:.. The course wifi
will remain closed until after the re
OH the course during the regatta, q,
navigation laws provide severe pc
Morgan r. Mills, chairman OF the
seating committee, yesterday finish "a
his work. The seats have been placed
on the City Wharf. and Will accom-
modatc 500 persons In order to
make everything AS pleasant as pos
sible for the club guests cinders
were spriukled wherever mud was
likely 10 he found.
Nine Events Scheduled.
Nine events make mp tho annual
regatta. with the Junior eight being
the feature. All four clubs will en-
ter Fights. and as the tide Will be up
at O'Clock the force OF the stream
will be diminished Ia such an extent
that fast time should be expected.
While the seats Will only accommo-
date guests OF the association. all
Richmond could easily witness the
regatta If 90 disposed The finish
line was changed yesterday after
noon 10 point nearer the Old Do
minion wharf. in order that thous-
ands can be accommodated from that
point. Main Street at the finish line
is much above the river level. and
Will afford place OF vantage for
hundreds, while Libby Hill Park will
course.
Interest in the regatta is wide
spread. particularly in view Of tho
fact that the association Is the only
one In the Southeastern section of
the country. and its crews are we'll
known in the North. Three news as
soc!a atoms have made arrangements
to place cameras on board the Thomas
CUNNINGHAM to get moving pictures
of the various events for circulation
in thousands OF ;heaters OF the coun-
try.
First Regatta In 1910.
Richmond held the hrsi regatta Of
the association in 1916 The war In
;errupted the annual event In the
next two years Baltimore was host
TO the association in 1919; Alexandria
in 1920 and Baltimore again in 1921.
Governor L. Lee Trinklc and Mayor
George Ainslie arc honorary refer
eeS, with Judge Beverley r. Crump.
a charter member Of the Virginia
w. c. Mckinney. Potomac Boat club.
referee; Harry r. Hall. Ariel Row
ing Club, starter, and Charles T.
Howard. Ariel: l.atrooe CoEscswen,
ion; r. j. Lanier, Potomac, and W.
r. waddcy, Virginia, timers.
Judges at fn,sh are: Frank Dris-
S mnioa AF'fI J. 5; nTns'as rn 0a Dc
p. Schneider. Potomac, and r. B. For.
rest, Virginia
Officers Southern Rowing Associa-
Boat Club. president: Charles T. How
ard, Ariel Rowing Club. vIcc-prcsi-
dent; ]. T. Ashton, NJ. n, Old Do
m!nion Boat Club. treasurer; f.. r.
Gasch. Potomac Boat Club. secretary.
The general regatta committee is
composed Of w F.. Crawford, chair
man virginia Boat Club; Elmer Mil
3ehrl, Arundel Boat Club W, G..
Mckinney, Potomac Roat Club Far
ant Todd, Norfolk Boat Club T.. f..
Carver. Old Dominion Boat club.
The course Is one mSc straight
away upstream. finishing at tho city
Wharf The positions are numbered
from the south side OF the river
The crews take their positions nv
the number OF their course, as shown
on the program. and may he Idnnti-
fed by the number on the back OF
the bow man in each boat
The canoe course one-hali mile
In the Junior eights the crews will
~ Arundel-- Bow. NJ. l.. Mnlo; :.
Mares; s. T; y. Rhodes: s. H. W.
6. Caldwell: coxswain, Dowles or
90 Virginia-Row. r. l.. RAIDER: ?
]. Fl. Brook. 2. r l.. King: 1. !. 4.
Leach; 5. Jesse DrVine: g. EdEcrton
Er, En;F,bo :: lror Msssey; 1'rGk. W
In
subs. J g stovaii. Joseph Denote,
49, O. ArislERow, T. Thaysr; 2. Joe
pietris; 5 george Muzda K a. g. s Frank
Lte!steF PAM Harrington; stroke.
Z. J. Callahan; co1swain. Joseph
Stocke;i subs. Vernon Winchester,
SSames Victor Robert Ronseign'ur, l.
20 Potomac. Bow W. Bruce: ,. c.
9. Rosy: 2. Wolf; {, j.. r stewart: s.
proby; stroke Heinrman. c6xSwai m,
John Hayes: subs. l.. r. Eaton. W. O..
Rice. Vance CLARKE.
JUNIOR four-Eir crews are:
% Virginia Bow. Jesse DevInc:
2 Edgerton FrancE 2. Ivor Massey,
stroke. w r Smsthers. coxswatn r.
g. stovail. clyde Hui. II. s. BrocE.
~ Arundtl-Bow J c. caldwell.
?; r w. RHODES 8 II W Schafcr.
Panlus: subs. e Lean. T. c. Thomas.
CD Potomac Bow " Bruce .
c, o. Rosy 5, T J. King stroke. j..
man, l. Il. Ea,on. " " "a T. - me
- ArisimRow Georg. Muzda&is.
Thayer Hell, '"'''' s'F''na'Fe'
5 J;1 or, 0nadru9,e SOULS
~ fplOfNdC-- 80 ", J. II FAslrv.
W. II. Young 2 Granvi!i c:u,Je
s,5TTke J. 4 s'annell sub. a. Sod
90 Arundel Bow. Georg. =. on
recht. .. ". z Rlsg!u: I Bcrrard
Fiehmayer; stroke. f. G Williams
The l4o-pound junior four gigs viii
% Potomac Bow, Rice. > Roye.
Eaton Hineman, coxswatn.
% Virginia Bow. II L. Raider. ?
j. II. Brock 3. L. King: stroEe. 4, n.
Richardson. coKswain r l.. Lafonn,
subs, John GroovIns. Richard steven
son. George Gallagher X. : Eroc;t
ta> Arlei--Row. a B. Ness; .. ver.
mon Winchfsicr;. g.. Joseph Victor
swain. p. r. Nickerson
Contestants IN the senior single
aculis are Leo Scharfe. Arundel. \
y. Hurterly and Robert Duncsn Pc.
tonac. In the Junior singles wnl be-
entered r. :. Brock, Jr. Virginia; 7.
NJ Pallicre. Ariel. and + j Eiah
Potomac.
The junior doubles contestants arc
a. Ariel-Bow. Julius Victor
stroke. Neal 6. Healy.
f2) Arundel--BcN. Rcrn2rG Vieh
meyer; stroke, D. g. Williams