Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-04-21
FOUR OTHER EVENTS
TO BE STAGED ASHORE

With the temperature hoyering
round the S0-degree mark. and
he race course of Severn river al
most dead calm-quite unusual
onditions at Annapolis for this
nerlod of the year, oarsmen of .hc
University of PENNSYLVANIA and
he Naval Academy, are all set
or the opening of the Intercol-
egiate rowing season here to-
lay. The regatta will consist of
three races between Varsity, sec
md and third crews. The third
,rews will be the first to go to
he starting point, at 80 and the
main, or Varsity event will close
he program. All of the races
viii be over the Henley distance
'ourse of a mile and five-six-
eenths.
Put On Finishing Touches
The rival crews put in their final
prepping" yesterday afternoon unde.
highly favorable conditions. although
he Pennsy eights were out for a short
,ace this morning. Joe Wright. th,
quaker mentor, stated his pupils arc
II, and the general opinion Is that the
aces will be good ones for so early in
he season, and certain to furnish
sood test of prospects at both institr.
ions, with other big races in the o..
ing. Wright decided upon his ligh.
''r Red, y eight for the second rac1.
nd the "Bme" as the third varsity.
'rhe Navy crews are heavier in tn,
irst two events. but the rivals are bal.
need in the third Julian w. Curtis.
II New York, was selected as referec.
Other Events On Card
Under such favorable conditions
leather, sport devotees by the hun
reds will be attracted 10 the Acaf.
my this afternoon, for. in addition 4,
he aquatic events, there will be fou.
ther dual contests ashore. First TO
ct under way will be the lacrosss
;ame with Lehigh, starting at q hal
hour earlier than originally schet-
led The baseball team will stack w
gainst William and Mary at 1880 At
he same time the tennis team will be
itting its skill against the racqueters
{ Harvard. A field and track meet
With Pittsburgh is scheduled for 81.
How Oarsmen We're BOated
The crews. with weights. follow:
Navy Varsity Bolles, stroke. I7g:
Walsh, T. 173: Chillingworth, 6, 172;
Zuber, 5. IT'S; Powell. 4. 49, King, 3,
173; Bell, 2. 1877; Shieke, bow, 170;
Gwinn. coxswain, lis. Average
weight, excluding coxswain. 172 IA.
Penn. Varsity-Doyle, stroke, 147:
Williams. Z. 16S; Goetz. 6, 1872; Boric,
5. 1S4; Jelliner. a: 1853: Rugh, 3, 1856;
Haws. 2. 1853; Roberts, bow, 16I:
Chase. coxswain, 11O. Average,
169 7-8.
Navy Second-Kendall. stroke, 1856;
Washburn. z, 40; Shanklin, 6, 180;
Ambrose. 5, 10; Moss, A, 10; Free
man, 8, 1853; Clexton, 2. 10; Kirk
patrick, bow, ITO; Field, coxswain,
115. Average, 169 1-S.
Pennsylvania Second Beach,
stroke, 147; Teaf, z, 1853; Outcalt, 9.
$50; Rohlfng. 5. 15s; Chesney, 4.
160; HEM, 3, 147; Beattie, 2, 15s;
Wagner, bow, 157; Shumway, coxs.
vain, 108. Average, 153 "a.
Navy Third-Sylvester, stroke, 180s
DeWolf, Z. ITS; McCorkle, 6. 1SO; El-
liot, 5. 10; May, 4, 10; Watson, 3.
165; Lee, 2, 100; Peterson, bow, 165;
Trafton, coxswain, lis. Average
10 5-S.
Pennsylvania Third Medholt.
stroke, III; Kicker, z, 1853; Chamber.
6. 1853; Wheeler, S, 178; Mcdonald, a
1s1; Burger. 3. ITO; Hensel, 2, 170s
Metzger, bow, 159; Rose, coxswain
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