Evening star., 1934-07-22
HAS BIG MARGIN
WITH 85 POINTS
Scores in Sectional Meet OF
National Association.
CaCaWa Is Second.

II ED by the redouotable
Harry Pop knight, who
is on the shady side Of
- 40. crack paddlers Of the
Washington Canoe Club, ma
tional team champions, yester-
day swept TO a handy triumph
in the annual Middle States
division regatta Of the American
Canoe Association. w {. c also
won the Middle States last year
The Red and Blue " C. c blades
men piled up s5 points against 48 for
the runner-up CacaVa Canoe CIuo
u Tacony. Pa IN the competition
which was held over hslf-miie
straiehtaway of the boathouse OF
W. c. C.. which was the host Phila-
delphia Canoe Club, with IA points,
was third. followed by Potomac Boat
Club of this city with and the
Bristol PaJ Young Mems Associa %
ton with 6.
In all divisions, W { c. outelassed
its rivals. In the senior events the
Red and Blue scored l3 points TO
I3 for Cacawa for Potomac and
2 for Philadelphia. W. G. Cs totai
in the intermediate division was
%. against i9 for Cacawa, 9 for
Philadelphia and 3 for Potomac
In the Junior class, w c. c, counted
20 Cacawa had l6 the Bristol Y. M
A. G, and Philadelphia 3.
knight Is Prominent
NIGHT was prominent through
~ out. IN the days feature the
senior tandem singles, he teamed
with Everett Rodman to conquer
their old foes. Ernie Millar and
Jimmy Burch Of Potomac b. c. The
w. C. c. pair won by not more than
10 or II feet as the result OF desperate
padding in the last 200 yards Miilar
and Burch fought them on even
terms until that stage.
In the senior four singles, knight,
with Dick Ackad, Herman Vollmer
and Rodman, all OF whom also con-
trlbuted heavily to w. c, C.s tn
umph in the regatta, conquered a
furiously fighting Cacawa quartet by
only half boat length.
Bill Havens, veteran tilter of W.
C. c.. came through with Roy Comp
ton to triumph in the senior TIT,
Jed Florance, national champion, and
MaWson were third.
JuNIoR oNE-MAN sINGLEs-Won by
AckAd (Washington {. C seeono. LohA
wv. C. c., third, Rhodes wv { e'''
iIq,SsTERMEbIATE oNE-MAN SINGLES
A. Smith w. c. O.; third. Saddle, tPhii"-
delphsS Gangs cM5gssS sirSlGGfEEsWon rlGf by
Rodmsn wv. c. CJi second Miila[ go
c. Time tnLy4ss tLy4ss. s,Nc,rs-won by
AetSS ttSSioR ond TaHDfM VoiiBef ~ G Wssgona
Rhodes and ssSad schultz 5r,ocswa SW c S Time Time
iSTfERMEDIATE TANDEM SINGLES Ir,GI,I :
inetoh seGSh9c G. g.; ihT thiTd Asksd and Voiimer
TsESioR TANDEM : $ISGLEsvwon By b
Millar and Burch IPotomac B. c. third.
JtNioR FOUR sINGLEsIwon BY BY v.
C. C. (Rhodes Gordon. Smell. Trilling) !
second. Bristol Y, M. A. third. Caeawa
INTERMEDIATES FOUR sINGLEs-won
Johnson second. Ceeawa E. G.; third
rhIsSf,5PRa ssSl5R foUR & giRS siRNSLEs4won S4l by
washington c. c, tKnieht Aekad. voilmeEE-
Rodman); second. Cacaws c. c. third
FhilhSSfI,6PRRiSo hiISI6R oSE-MAN G DouBLEs-won by
Schultz (W. c. c.; second, Schad Ca
cswa c. c., third. Cimokowski tCaeaws c.
o'1i 1IiNTTEfRRsiEbiarE TfRss oNE-MAN DOUBLES
MHh Milar y Spdtomac hoas 'SSH 3, Shird A Smith
W WsESSioRR oNE-MAN sns fDootu1BLEs-wOn by
Harvey Knight wv. G. c. second, John
'ayn TnNfoR f E TANDEM 1Hd D5oHU5BLEs-won by
Dowbroski and Cymbalski (Caeawa G g
delphla G. c.: third. Massey and Trilins
(w. c, c. Time. 3.41.
INTERMEDIATES TANDEM DOUBLES
Won by Long and Schultz (W. c. c.;
second, Holland and Ruth tCaCawa G. c. ];
third, Smith and Flad philadelphia c
SENIOR TANDEM DoUBLES-won by
il Kpight and Rodmsn tW. G c. see-
CJ: third, Long and shoTb w c. c.
JUNIOR FOUR poUBLEs-won by
RlieyS; second Bfistoi Y NJ A; third.
'" INSTEkMEhbiIRRTfir khiRTi FOUR FOUR DouBLEs-won
Jqhnsopl sscond. c2cawa c. c. thiFd
SENIOR FoUR DoURLEsLwon by
Ssfsgs SsGlsgs,nS,. e 6SecOPTd5 =. W 6 third
(W c CT, second Dombroski and Babac7
tCaoawa G, CO, third, Van Hart and
snS kFaSR Ros COMPTON EfWHR W g e ei aa9faf seeond
Bauer and Holland CCacawa c. c., third.
Floranee and Manson w. c. c.