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The following day canoeists w
expected to be the greatest regatt
craft. The competitions will get un,
Fourteen events are on the pro-
gram of the rowing regatta, eight
Of them for Southern Rowing Asso-
citation championships. They will be
! rowed over a mile coure on the Po-
tomac extending from the Lincoln
Memorial to the Highway bridge.
Races Will occur at twenty-minute
intervals in the following order:
Junior eights IS. r. A.. junior sin
giles Is. r. Al. blue lodge singles
intermediate eights IS. r. A.. senior
singles Dempsey medaD. interme-
Is. r. Al. scholastic eights. 14o-pound
junior gigs. intermediate quads Is
r. A.. senior singles Is. r. Al, spe-
cial Junior doubles. Junior gigs (S
r. Al, and special Junior club eights
Potomncs to He Busy.
Potomac Boat Club. host to the
Southern Rowing Association. will be
represented in all races, except, OF
course. the scholastic event. Its
boats OF the Ariels Of Baltimore and
Virginia Boat Club OF Richmond
probably will include Eaton at No. l,
Vance at No. 2, Rice at No. 3. Stat
terry at No. 4. Wolf at No. s. Stewart
at No. 8, Lewis at No. Z, Hume at No.
and Barclay as coxswain.
The Red and White intermediate
eight has been rowing in practice
with Kloman at No. /, Galloway at
No. 2, Darling at No. 8, Rosinski at
No. 4. Oliver at No. 8, Buckley at No
6, Bittner at No. 7. jackson at No. s
the Potomacs again will be opposed
by the Ariels and Virginias.
Crews Of these clubs and of the
Bachelors Barge of Philadelphia and
the &C" Club of this city will vie
with the Potomacs in the special race
boat is expected to carry Sherry at
No. l. Kurtz at No. ?. Yetton at No. 3
Scannell at No. I. Easley at No. 8
Supplee at No. 6. G. Hutterly at No. Z
A. Hutterly at No. and Mccarthy as
coxswain.
Two Quad and Two Gig Races.
scannell. Easley. Jackson and Lewis
and Sherry. Kurt] Bittner and
Hutterly- in the intermediate quad
! Miller. Johnson Smith, Funkhouser
and Coxswain fudge will Re in the
junior four7oared gig. In taese three
by the Arundels Of Baltimore. Ar
| event for 14o-pound junior four cared
| gig crews will find the Potomacs anc
Ariels clashing. In the Potomac boa
there probably will be Eaton. Rice
Kintz
race will bring together three crews
The locals will be represented b!
smith are TO row for the San Fran.
cisco Boat Club. and Abbott and
Wood for the Florida Rowing Club.
The crews from Central High School
are TO compete in the special race foI
! scholastic eights. The Blue boat will,
include Morgan at No. 1. Mcneil al
No. 2. Gunther at No. 8. Spencer at No
4, Levy at No. 5, Crawford at No. s
Wilson at No. Z, Chisholm at No.
and Coxswain Blakelee. In the White
crew there probably will be Durkee
at No. /. Bergstrom at No. 2. Phi
| grim at No. 8. Darton at No. 4, Easor
at No. 8, Metcalf at No. s, Merrill a.
No z. Brown at No. and CoxsWair
| Somerville.
| GUIDE to Row I'm Singles.
| Five singles events are scheduled
! chief among them being the special
| race for the Pat Dempsey medal. In
this Granville GUIDE Of the Potomacs
| who startled the rowing world last
| summer by sprin ging from obscuritS
! and winning three singles races al
more. will meet G. Barrett Gilmore
| Of the Bachelors Barge Club OF
! Philadelphia. Another special singles
| contest will be for Blue Lodge Ma
sons. Andy Hutterly Of the Po:
]. A. Shoemaker of Philadelphia have
! been listed for this race.
| Easley and Klein will carry Po-
/ tomac's colors into the Southerr
Rowing Association junior singles
the event. In the intermediate
( singles Kleh will race against Bald.
\ lieve OF the Ariels. while in the
| senior singles GUIDE and A Hutterly
of the Potomacs Will compete VIII
| an Arundel oarsman.
Paul H. Brattain, president or Po'
| tomac Boat Club. Is chairman OF the
committee handling the regatta
Charles Howard and William z: NC
Kinney will be referees and Harr!
Allen Bryan is to be clerk of thu
course and Crawford, Gillespie. Dris
coll, Mueller and Gasch timers
Judges at the finish will be Forrest
I Manuel, Miller. Hopkins and ASH
Swimming Meet Attracts.
The swimming meet to be held of
the bathing beach in the Tidal Bash
at the same time the rowing re
satta is being conducted on the rive
tators from all sections Of the coun
try. The thirteen events OF the pro
gram are well filled and much goo
| competition should result.
| The order of events follows: Wom
ems diving; mems 50-yard free-styl
swim, juniors; mems 5o-yard free
style swim; novices; mems 50-yar'
free-style swim. mems 100-yard back
stroke swim, mems 100-yard free
style swim, mems diving, women's DO
yard free-style swim, novices; WON
ems 50-yard free-style swim, won
ems 1o0-yard free.style swim, 90
ward Red Cross relay for men, so
yard Red Cross relay for women
l0O-yard iHter-club relay.
Organizations expected to have rep
resentatives in the meet are Capita
Athletic Club, Central High School,
Cincinnati Y. NJ c. A. Cincinnati
Athletic Club, Chicago Athletic Clut
Neptune Club of Seattle, Los Angelo
Athletic Club, New York Athleti
Club, Baltimore Athletic Club, Am
bassador Club OF Atlantic City
Brookline Club of Boston: Women
Detroit Athletic Club, Baltimore
M. C. A. and Philadelphia Tungc
meinde.
Star Mermaids in Meet.
Among the competitors expected t
attract much attention are Adelaid
Lambert, Canal Zone champion. an
Elizabeth Becker, remarkable Phi)a
delphia natator. From the Ambas
Ruth Thomas, Olive Filler and Dor
othy Hucknall. all Of whom splashe
to stardom during the past indoo
season. Eva. Pettingill and Florenc
SHADING. South Atlantic champion:
and Winifred Faunce of Capital Ath