Evening star., 1932-07-25
u. s. CANOE HONORS.
TO WASHINGTON &C..
PendIeton Club, Defending
Champ, Fourth-H. Knight
Is Bright Star.

M long outstanding in the pad
Y v die world, today was boast
ing another notable achieve
ment-victory in the annual national
championship regatta of the American
Canoe Association.
Led by the redoubtable veteran,
Harry knight, the Red and Black piled
up A points to sweep to handy tri-
umph in the classic yesterday on a
course off Hams Point w. c. C. sup
planted the Pendleton Canoe Club of
New York, which took the regatta last
year and in 1880. Pendleton was
fourth with 16 points.
Potomac Boat Club, also OF this city,
which has been giving more attention
to canoeing in recent years, in addition
to maintaining its high place in the
rowing world, finished second to the
Washington club. scoring II points.
Cacawa Canoe Club OF Philadelphia
finished only a lone point behind Po-
tomac.
OTHER clubs counted as follows
" Knickerbocker Canoe Club, New
York, 13; Wanda Canoe Club.
Edeewater. II. j, 10; Samoset Canoe
Club, West Roxbury, Mass, 9; Inwood
Canoe Club New York, Z; Crescent
Canoe Club, Waltham. Mass, A: Mite
Owls Canoe Club, West Roxbury. Mass,
8: Red Feather Canoe Club. Hacken-
sack, N. j., /; Omicron Delta Canoe
Association, |.
Though Harry Knight was by all
odds the big noise of the regatta, he
was beaten in the feature race, the
senior one-man double blade event.
Ernie Reidel of the Pendleton Club
conquered the Washington crack in a
great finish. 1t was the tenth straight
year Reidel has won this test.
Knight at the end of the meet was
presented the point trophy by A. K.
Shipe, representing the Bicentennial
Commission, which co-operated in
making the regatta success.
IN the most dramatic race of the
i afternoon. Washington's crew. COM
prising Dunn. Ackad, Smith and
Howison, captured the intermediate
four-man double-blade test. After the
Potomac crew was forced out in the
early going by broken oar, the Wash
ington. Inwood and Knickerbocker
fours waged furious battle until the
stretch. when the Red and Black
spurted to triumph by half length.
No records went into the books yes
terday, as the Hains Point course is a
new one.
Summaries:
JUNIOR DIVISION.
One-man single blade-Won by, Everett
Rodman Washington c. C. }; second. Martin
ps1ysn Nits oTl e ,Gs C.. s7s thiTa; George sh0FO
sameg aeOs e 6 seoS 0nn Ss JqseDe eRR
RssRnstOa B. C. C g. thine Fme 4s5a MSyin Young
Tandem single BY GeGfee
ond, rd. Gerald W MosReT and Lawrence Prophy
Crescent c. c.; third. Odell Whpple and
Herman vollmer washington C. c.. Time.
Tandem double blade-Won by odell Whip
pie and Everett Rodman tWashinston e; e.: !:
1Knickerbocker c. CT: third, ,Gunnar, John
son and Bill Grumbach tKnickerbocker c.
Club fours Single blade--won by Potomac
Boat Club (Long. Millar. Kelso and Shorbl:
second. WashInstOn c. C.; third 1nwood C.
Club fours double blade-won by Washing
ton c. c. (Tesh. Young. Whipple and Jonn-
sonl second. Potomac Boat Club. Time
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION.
one-man single blade-Won by John Haas
gsHaxe ssmose & tEd Louis G''Po Post 1tsss Rsd
Feather c. c. Time. 4372,.
one-mar double blade--Won by Ed Bebus
g % %c3: MIRO; Eddie DreheF 1Fsndlsf0n G
and d'nsfm Al Bsas4 sinse Hses~0ce cacsva Second:
cRnTs savne c pd hfd HaEry roSd Ga5an
and. and HsEeIqf sS9f. McGuisan washington C. Co.
and dandfm Mssserschmdt HSseIs n1aGfWSa %ands cp:
second Charles Sawlng and John Vgllione
IXnickerbocker c. c.; third. Ed ana Ernie
MlaE Potomac sicvFs Ss TWe SS' bS Potomac
p G G,ong. Ed M'llar. Kelso and Shorbl :
second CaeaTe E.oos g C.; third knicKeroocker
Club fomrs double blade-Won BY Wash
ineton G c, Dunn. Acfad. Smith and Howl
SOM: second. Inwood c c.. third, Knicker-
booker C. C. Time. 3:562s.
SENIOR DIVISION
one-man single blsdecawon by HsrTg Aaa,s
tTS1 Vomicron Delta C A.. Time. 4;34's. -,
One-man double blade-Won by Ernie
r edel IPendleton C. c.: second. Harry
knight washington c. G.: third' oa Geralo
1ITaiHd Tandem M single bIade--Won BY Harry
Knieht and Everett Rodman washington
C C1: second, lanes Burch and E. Millar
potomac B. CO. third, Les kruppa ana
tandem double blade-Won by Fred Wilkiie kie
and John Haas (Cacawa c. C. second. Ernie
Riedel and Les Krgppa Pendtleton ,etof E. C2}'
Club fours single blade-WOn by Washing
ton C. c. (Knipht. Fore. Vollmer and Rod
mani: second. Pendleton c. C.; third. Poto-
mei ciub s. fours iPte de;,ble bla devon By cacawa
G G ICimokowski. KIick. Haas and wilkie);
second. Unattached C. C; third. Pendleton