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dous burst by Cornell settled it.
Cornell was timed in 6:15.9;
M. l. T. 1922.
Harvard, which set a regatta
record for Freshmen in winning
last year in 6:08.7, wound up next
to last in defense of it's title.
/ Navy quickly moved into the
lead and led throughout, but
needed everything it had to staVe
off Yale. The times were Navy,
$685.; Yale. 6:35.7; Princeton,
6;43.6; Penn. 6:44.1; Harvard,
6:54.5 and Dartmouth, 7:01.
1t was Dartmouth's first ap-
pearance in the finals of the
Potomac Regatta.
Preceding the races, the var
iouS types of shells rowed in the
Olympics were demonstrated, and
all-in-all it was a corking show.
Cornell received the Rowe Cup
from the hands of Counselor
F. j. Blakeney of Australia. The
Evening Stars Varsity trophy
was presented to Cornell by
Ralph Furey, president of the
Eastern Association of Rowing
Colleges. Vice Admiral George H.
Fort, USN. ret. president OF the
Washington Rowing Association,
presented the Richard A. Glen
don trophy to Cornell's Jayvees
and Barrett Crandall, king pin
among rowing promoters, pre-
sented the Cornell Cup to the
Navy freshmen.
Varsity boatings:
Ps 8S0sTo 2lndbs2S. Thomas DpEssn: 2.
cSares Ba ssTan Ross 81 s RsSld s Wsi
Leslie Martini cox, John Pratt
?, CoLuMBIA-Bow, John Garnjost .,
HoW aiad Gruatner' 3, Nicholas ChristoS;
ii, Morton Goldman; Z. Allan Soroks;
stroke, Paul Sheridan: cox, Charles Gran
CoRHELL-Bow, John Van Horn; >.
| {: TODD SIMPSON; 5, John Phiihlips' O g.
John Rosenoerger; : Alan Booth: stroke,
Eugene Vance; COX, Tom Rosenwald.
ArhaF A6dses J. H JS6n Ea Pefy
Charles Atkinson; 3. Edward X McCage:
.: Geohrey Locke: Z, Carter Harrison:
stroke, Frederick Schwartz; cox, Robert
DARTMoUTH-Bow. John Jones; >
KstenTneth RaRland; B.. Thomas Fead; A.
pWdilllnisanma Fsunce: 5. John Phillips; 8, John
Eugene Vance; cox. Tom Rosenwaid.
M. ]. T.--BoH Frank Bielsik; ., James
G 5fAa% T. G ThHm sore fFsayer wi Pan
Cornelius Peterson; cox TerrilI wilson
s,6 MAVYJ Bow Willis Rich; ., Dennis
let 3 John Forbrick: g, Orriv Geeting;
Z. Charles Coker: stroke. Maury Browne;
cox: Charles Wilber.
HsFSs byIiST Bow %Sn J9A S-,! weiss
Charles Riker; ). Bill Golden: S & Frank (
Belts Bruce crocco; stroke, Fred Lane:
cox; R ITsH TRoslrsf Luther s,r.v.r
Il Chester Denny: 3: BENJAMIN Williams
4 George Bischof; 5. Stephen strana: s.
roke DfAf6e ei Bay ssym0ut cos cr0 RoSer
Ar, RRJuTGERs-now, David Mears; 2
Michael Mcnamara: Z. Robert Drach.
stroke, Joseph Schick: cox, Donald
I SYRACUsE-Bow Richard Nichols: .,
Merton Hatch; 3, Peter Beckett 4. Wal
s seer rIh,9Eard' IT.: ); David Acker; 4. John
MICHAEL Smith; cox John Follis.
WISCONSIN--Bow Richard Smith: ..
roster Smith; 3, John MORGAN: 4. Louis
uehllng: ,. Robert Graves: q, Robert
Madzar; Z, Joe Irwin: stroke. Dean
walker cox. Gene Huske
YALE-Bow, Thomas Charlton: 2
Pavid visit; 3, John Cooke. 4, Donald
Seer. D. Charles Grimes; q, Caldwell
Esselstyn: :. Richard Wales: stroke
Robert Morey cox William Becklean
{ NAVY ADMIR- AIS" 1852 Olympic
champions Bow, Frank Shakespeare; .,
william Fields: 3. James Dunbar I.
Richard Murphy: :. Robert Detwe.ier
I y Henry Proctor; 2, Wayne Frye: stroke,
EDWARD Stevens: cox, David ManrinR