Evening star., 1934-09-24
DISTRICT CRAFT
SWEEP REGATTA
Upton Trophy Is Won by
Washington Canoe Club.
PotomaCS Score.
w WASHINGTON talent was
M Outstanding in the annual
v v Presidents Cup canoeing

w WASHINGTON talent was
M Outstanding in the annual
v v Presidents Cup canoeing
and rowing regatta yester-
day on the Potomac. Although the
events were subordinated somewhat
to the more spectacular power boat
tests they provided fine competition
and were thoroughly enjoyed.
Washington Canoe Club retained
the big Sir Thomas Upton Trophy
the team award in the padding
events. The D. c. contingent tri-
umphed in dramatic style. with
darkness falling the veteran Harry
Knight and Everett Rodman, who
were on three victorious teams, fought
their way to triumph in the two
man double blade over the Pendleton
Canoe Club of New York City, whose
team consisted of Gottlieb and Folks
When this race began Washington
and Pendleton we're tied in the battle
for the Upton Trophy, each with II
points. Washington's win boosted It's
total to % and put Pendleton's at 20.
Two Canoes Disqualified.
-HE Pendleton team that finished
second was disqualified but the
other Pendleton outfit was given
the place. Another w. c. c. duo was
third and also was disquallhed' the
Wanda Canoe Club OF Edgewater, N.
j.. getting the position
Another notable win turned IN py
the Knight -Rodman combination was
that in the tandem single olaoe
Knight and Rodman also were on the
four-man single blade team, Wnlcn,
also included Vollmer and DICK Ackao'
and whose win over Pendleton en-
abled w. C. C. to even the score
with the New Workers at l7-aN.
Red Feather Canoe Club, North
Hackensack. N. j., with 7 points, was
third in the team scoring, followed by
the Breed Canoe Club. Dedham, Mass,
4. and Wanda Canoe Club, l.
Potomac Eight Victor.
~TROKED by the veteran Gran
- vile GUIDE, national senior SOULS
champion a decade ago. the Po-
tonlac Club eight-oared crew swept 10
victory over the Fairmont Rowing As
ISOLATION team of Philadelphia, second,
and the Arundel Boat Club crew OF
Baltimore, third.
The winning combination had been
rowing together only two days and It's
victory was a real upset. 1t fought
off a stout challenge by the Fairmonts
in the late going to win by length.
AL Vogt of Penn A. c., Philadelphia,
former national champ, took the single
sculls by a few feet over Hutton OF
the Bachelors Club of Philadelphia.
second, and Guide, third.
Summaries:
Canoe Results.
One-man single blade-Won by Jack
Linenan Red Feather Canoe Club, NoIth
Hackensack. N. j.: second. Everett Roo-
man Washington Canoe Ci9S}; 9f6 thsd nedbsm S9e
Quad double bls sdewWon by Pepdieton p.SsI
fsHGf S.as aeD GH HsT snd roEs 9Hs So sss0nd
ington Canoe Club; third. Red Feather
Ug9Ps Rnisst 5Rs5e snd
second, Breed G. c. third Pendleton T.
C. Time. 4:Q3'9: . r,.
Riedei onfmfe 3fendiesen5 fea94e Heeend Felfs Zen
cleton); third, Schultz (W. c. c.. Time
4:0445. ,u n
Four-man single blade-Won by W. G.
c. knight, Ackad. Vollmer and Rodmanl
second, Pendleton; third, Red Feather
Nv; Woman double blade-won by, W, c.
C. knight and Rodman); second. Pen
deton; third. Wanda C. C. tEdgewater'
Mixed single tandem blade-Won by
Ernie Millar and Mary Birch Potomac c
Boat Club: second. James Burch and
Bette Burch wv. c. c.; third: Bill HaVenS
and Bertha Smith w. c. c..
Tilt-Won by Jim Burch and Aubrey
Bogley Potomac B. CO. second. Bill
Havens and Compton washington I. CJ'
Single sculls-Won by Al Vogt penn A
c. Philadelphia; second; Hutton Bach
eors Rowing Club. Philadelphiao third
Granville GUIDE potomac Boat Club
Double sculls-Won by Bachelors CLUB
(Tom Pierre and Hutton): second. Poto-
mac: third. Arundel Boat Club 'Baltl-
Quad sculls-Won by Arundel Grinder
Steinbock. Roth and StolD' second foto-
mac Time, 5:35.
Four-oared gigs-Won by Arundel
(Swartzman, Kitz. Lundstrom and Gueoer'
sSxswaisn;o S',;v s ne Lypshur'' Secoho' r0'0nhA''
Eieht-oared crevs-1won by Potomac
GeInsE GsmsS NS9uei M9 No Norman e Jesn Dons
5; Doc ONeil. No 8; Halle Chlsholn'
No. 4 Granville GUIDE. stroke); second'
Fairmort Rowing Association. Phlladei-
phia: third, Arundel Boat Cluo' saltl-