Evening star., 1932-08-28
SCORE s. POINTS
. IN EASY TRIUMPH
Pot0maCS Next in Line With
20-LoCaIs Capture Big
Majority of Events.

HISP LAYING arked
strength both in the senior
~ and Junior divisions,
bladesmen of the Wash
ington Canoe Club piled up So
points to sweep to an easy vic
tory yesterday in the ninth an
nual Middle States Canoe Rae
ing Association regatta, held over
a half-mile straightaway on the
Potomac near the new Arlington
Memorial Bridge.
Potomac Boat Club, also of this city,
was second with 20 points Cacawa
Canoe Club of Tacony, Pa. which won
last year. was a close third with 19
points. Right behind came Pendleton
Canoe Club of New York with 18.
Philadelphia Canoe Club counted three.
In the junior events Washington C.
c. amassed SO points to II for Potomac.
Cacawa and Pendleton each counted 5
points and Philadelphia C. C.. 2.
ERNIE REIDEL of Pendleton and
II Harry Knight, Washington Canoe
Clubs crack veteran. were out
standing Reidel once more demon
strated his class in the senior one-man
double blades. Harry Knight gave
Reidel a great fight until the late going
when the New Yorker drew away to
win by comfortable margin. 1t was
the eighth straight year Reidel has
won this event in the Middle States.
Harry however, vanquished Reidel in
the senior one-man single blades.
They fought neck and neck until the
last 100 yards, when Knight began to
steadily draw away.
| IN the closest race of the afternoon,
i the junior quadruple single blades.
Washington Canoe Clubs crew Of
I Whipple. Tesh. Young and Smell de-
feated the Potomac crew Of Long, Ed
Millar, Kelso and Shorb, which won
the national championship in the recent
regatta here. The race was decided by
only a few scant feet.
/ Cacawa's combination of Schad, Cimo-
/ kowski, Haas and Wilkie repeated its
victory in the national regatta when it
handily won the junior tandem single
blades over Washington Canoe Club.
| Summaries:
JUNIOR oUADRUPLE DOUBLE BLADES
Won. by -washineton Canoe Club tAckad.
Boat aipVti Club GTons. Wooten. Ed Millar, Phil
lp Time MINUTES s3NSfR g ,sfGndi
club, second, Ernie .Reidei (Pendleton
6oa Gg third E5ns mntls Msr IL ,.cPSS.
Ut JUNIOR TANDEM SINGLE BIADEsNWor
by PotOmSo B0at Club Lions c1R and SoSI6s SnHT6s
Bauer and schadi. Time 4 minutes IS
SENIOR ouADRuPLE DOUBLE BLADES
Wen by, Cacawa Canoe Club tSGhsd
hRton csnoe ta ne voer
GTAHfSoR 6Ts %nSss poTBEE e.
third. .cimokowski (cacawa Canoe Club
isiSi SENIOR TANDEM SINGLE BLADEs-wor
by washington Canoe Club tknight % anc
Millar and Burchl; third, Cacawa Canoe
| Club HAAS and Weison. Time minutes
, JUNTOR oUADRUPLE SINGLE BLADES
| Won by Washington Canoe. Club (Whipple
caB onq Ed fd MiaE sfseha SeIso sRoPb Ge hifd sGe
PhiIaSslphia Sanoe Club; Time, I minutes
w Rfok SH edsi 1osa osnds 6a
.hlre kH Miks CcsesTa cano. aaS ciaS. Time 4i@.
Wna Won Hg,,v,si By W,sishington Canoe Club (Yogns
Club (McGuigan and FloranceJ; third. Caca-
wa s Canes CLUB; @ Time, 4 mtnutss seconds
| Won by Pendleton Canoe Club (Gahler
Dreher Reidel; Kruppa): second, Washing-
ton Canoe Club; third Potomac Boat Club
| Time. 3 minutes 46 seconds.
JUNIOR ONE-MAN SINGLE BLADES
| Won by Rodman (Washington Canoe Club
/ second, Hunter philadelphia Canoe Club
! third, Shorb Potomac Boat Club. Time,
/ minutes 10 seconds
SENIOR TANDEM DOUBLE BLADES
/ Won by Cacawa Canoe Club Haas and
Wllkle): second, Washington Canoe Club
| LKnight and Rothrockl; third. Pendleton
Canoe Club LReidel and Kruppal.
JUNIOR TITING-Won by Washington
! Canoe Club tSnell and Fordl; second, Po-
tomac Boat Club Phillips and Long,.
SENIOR TILTING-Won by Cacawa Canoe
/ Club (Bauer and Weison); second, Potomac
Boat Club (Bogley and Burch).