Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-25
NAWCREWSARE
/. DUE HERE TODAY
All Six-Footers in First Eight to
Row in American Henley
Saturday

Varsity. junior. third varsity anu
rlebe crews from Annapolis are due
to arrive in Philadelphia this afternoon
Tor the eighteenth annual regatta of the
American Rowing Association (Amer-
lean Henley TO be rowcd Oh tho
Schnylkill course Saturday.
Every man in the Navy first eight Is
ak feet or taller. II is one of the
greatest crews ever gotten together and.
IN the opinion Of many, is just as
powerful as the one that lifted the
Olympic title at Brussels in 1920. Four
or five Of those stalwart mlddics are
SUI IN the crew. including Clyde King.
the football hero; Gallagher. Johnston
and Sanborn,
-, Bollcs. Lee and Frawley with the
ols ionr were also in the eight that
won tn" intercollegiate title at
roughkeepSie last year. Country"
Moore being the only member of last
!ears eight who is missing this sea d.
tOn.
higgins. a powerful 173 pound sweep
,iwingcr, has taken his place. Fraw-
Hi IS stroking this years navy eight.
Muich already has beaten Princeton and
.td .ttarTard in the triangular regatta on
. sme 'hhrlrS and rowed away from Syra.
'uSp ~, on the Severn last week end.
,.nu m's VIII be the last Philadelphia an
EearIhrr OF this famous eight. as MI
~. ,h hollcS graduate in June. Higgins.
' .he newcomer. also being an upper
t;,asSIman. !; Sanborn is the heaviest man
R, =, ahe shell, weighing 1884, and CLYDE
JnLs JHIns comes next with 1872. Bolles and
yISVmnnstoh ISm are the others who PASS the
n ."u mark, the average weight OF the
dsw ,,aw, heinG ia. Sanborn is n young
sam'' s,am ,oclng q feet 3 inches, and John
'"n ! inch smaller.
J., .Sach Glrndon's big eight is picked
!, ,ngnt It out with Cornell and the
iean.t,rrS OF Washington in the Pough-
nso u 'lasslc next month. but there
Hal many who believe that over the
Joo Jy Wy course on the SchuylkilI Coach
Sis' -" right s varsity will give the mid.
We "a memorable race.
txnn rem varsity strOked by Mat
sar,r Wllirl' beat Yale and Harvard
form ~ me season, Is rowing in goo |
prom;sasa again and on it's home waters
wsv "'ssS sm, to fight every inch of the
Irniona against the navy crew and the
.,aon T,nlon Boat Club of Boston which +.
.'sr ~" entered in the varsity race
moot n.y. ..''"' varsity crew VIII
snd ss' rem, Princeton and Harvard
,n;Jdiih J IN the plcbe or freshman class the
p,innes pGuaes will be opposed by Penn and
mon mstte.on' t' A big delegation of naval
81 from League Island will turn out
saturday to root for the Annapolis
"a" s"0rG noPdd Hmd Time OF races. % fSliow: o" '"'
Prlnce,o ton "Yy2Gik-l5o. Ynikt pound varsitS. Penn.
c. PbMrirst PbI,arIirst four.oarcd SOULS: Cndins y,
sinlamnelphia West Phindelphia II /, :"
B,rh"lo, second single scuiis; Gilmore, O,
Of Bacbeior Rooney. OF Cndlne; Shoemaker,
NSS0-Freshmen eish,s; Penn, Princeton.
rSSi"o~ Special intercrlb eight. .osred sbs,,,.
delphia r r." Nesper u. c. and West Phia.
Russell sssnh@ Co n; costeiio Vespemr V.om ne''es H. q
t,SoIstod stod'nnan Jr,, Union D. e, Boston.
o Ponns,n;,f raul cup race: Five University
nsEEtIHhnis third varsity crews
Aarvord MA varsity crew race; Princeton,
ve,ter pIst double souls: undine, Malta.
San nhchelpr TAN PHILADELPHIA crewsC
6.C ponrst eisht-oare shells: Penn, Union
vssper' second four-oared shells: Undine.
As;ysrd' As;ysrdi'yNH,Sr Nn%r,. yy.,.ity eisht.: Princeton.