Evening star., 1923-05-27

The 15O-pound crew defeated Yale
and Princeton after hard battle by
only a half length. The three crews
rowed even until within striking
distance of the finish line. when. by
a superhuman squirt, the red and blue
blue forged into the lead and crossed
the line the winner.
Following the lead of the 150
Founders, the Pennsylvania junior.
varsity led the Princeton Junior
length. Harvard weax>riag o. the
finish, vas oad r.rd, finishing
three lengths behind the Tiger crew.
Penn varsity Wins Easily.
The Pennsylvania varsity was au
easy winner over the Union Boat
Club of Boston in the first Dared shell
race. The red and blue was clocked
Jack Kelly. Olympic singles sculIs
champion, marked his return to row
ing after two years and helped to
carry the Penn Athletic Club of
philadelphia to a double victory.
After Paul Costello of Philadelphia
had won the first singles sculls, Kelly
and Costello won the first doubles
over Harvard.
Culver Military Academy of Culver.
Ind. had little trouble in defeating
the Episcopal Academy crew of Phila-
phia in the scholastic event. Culver
led throughout the race which was
rowed over the mile course.
The Naval Academy plebes defeated
two Pennsylvania crews in the fresh
man event.
With the exception of the inter
scholastic event, which was for one
mile. all events were over the Henley
distance Of ] mile and 5-16. The
weather was ideal.
FIRST SINGLE sCULLs-won by Paul Co.'S
tello, Penn Athletic Club. Philadelphia; sec
ond, Russell Goldman, jr., Union Boat Club,
Boston: third, walter Rigling. yesper Boat
sscosp sIsaiE gaf by Gran
VILE GUIDE, Potomac Boat Club. Washington;
second, JOHN Blessing: ;jr.. Undine Barge Club
Philadslphia. Time. $40 Is
DoUBLE sCUTLs-won by Penn Athletic
Club, Philadelphia Costello and Kelly; sec
SPECIAL FoUR-oARED sHELLs-won by
West Philadelphia Boat Club (Kelley, bow;
McNiehOlss. z; Welsh. 8; Regan. stroke sec
s.oa a as. H' ~ o'DO' Au''pH''' -"''
ONE MILE INTERscHoLAsTIc EIGHT
taTy Academy. Culver, Ind. second. Episco-
pal Academy, Philadsiphia. Time. 5.ss. (only
JUNIOR COLLEGIATE E1GHT-oARED
fKanrich bow; Hensel. q; Bergen. 8: Mod
holdt, a; Kicker, S; Wheeler, 6: Metzger. z;
Mitchell, stroke; Rose. coIswain); second.
SPECIAL coll coIIEa1ATE TIai i5opoUtNp. 1t ois T1eaT
DARED SHELLS-Won by University of Penn
sylvania (Wagner, bow; Beattie, 2; Henn, 5;
Chesney. 4; Rohlfng, s: outoault, 6; Teaf.
z: Beach stroke Shumway, coxswain); Sec
ond. Yale; third, Princeton. Time, 7.3o LIS.
SPECIAL RACE FOR UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA EIGHT-oARED CREWS
Won by University of Pennsylvania No. 1;
second, University of Pennsylvania No. 8;
third. University Of Pennsylvania No. 2. Time.
7.5s.
FIRST FoUR-oARED sHELLs-won by
Pennsylvania Barge Club, Philadelphia fMedd,
bow; Mcguire. Q; Getz, 6; Myers. stroke);
second Penn Athletic Club. Philadelphia.
Time. 7.4o. (only two crews entered).
FRESHMAN EIGHT-oARED RACE-won
by United States Naval Academy Watson.
bow: Lee. 2: Eddy, 3: May. 4; Elliott. 3;
Whelan, 6: Dewolf, q; Sylvester. jr., stroke;
Trafton, jr.. coxswain) second. University of
Pennsylvania first freshman crew; third, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania second freshman
crew. (only three crews entered). Time.
THIRD VARSITY COLLEGIATE EIGHT
DARED CREWs-Won BY Harvard Bradford,
bow; Curran, 2; Storey, 8; Cummings, 4; Nc
Greevy. s; Hubbard, 6; Fuller. 4: Hoover.
stroke; Heard, coxswain); second, Princeton;
third, Pennsylvania. Time, 7.3l 2-5.
FIRST EIGHT-0ARED SHELLS-won by
University of Pennsylvania (Roberts bow;
Haws, e; Rough, 8; Jellinek, 4; Boire, 5;
Goetz, 6; Williams, Z; Doyle, stroke; Chase,
ooxswain); second, Union Boat Club, Boston.
Time, I'll 1-5, (Ouly two crews entered3