FOREST AND STREAM 
Sept. 27, 1913. 
Wyona Canoeists Win. 
With a total of twenty-one points, the 
Wyona C. C.. of Weequahic Lake, won the 
Newark, N. J.. canoe championship regatta at 
Branch Brook Lake, Sept. 20. The Tuscarora 
C. C.. favorites for the title, were disappointed 
seconds with thirteen points, and the Seneca 
C. C. als6 of Branch Brook, a weak third with 
1 ut two points. The Wyonas won first place in 
all the races except the hurry-scurry, which re¬ 
sulted in a victory for William Schooley, the 
slippery little Tuscarora entrant. 
The championship trophy will remain in 
competition until won three times by any club. 
Then it becomes the property of that organiza¬ 
tion. It will not be competed for until next 
September, and on that occasion the Senecas 
and the Tuscaroras will have another try in a 
triangular meet. The races Saturday were free 
from any fouling, and Referee George S. Curtis, 
former president of the Passaic Valley C. C, 
made no disqualifications. 
Tn the first race was the quarter-mile singles. 
I [offer never wavered and won by two feet. 
I11 the doubles, Stanech and Tanner were first. 
Maier and Woodruff second. Walker and 
Stephens third and Palmer and McNeary, sprint¬ 
ing desperately to make up lost water, fourth. 
A well balanced four entered for Wyona 
made a clean sweep and led all the way. 
Schooley, for the Tuscaroras, won the hurry- 
scurry. The summaries follow: 
Quarter-iffile Singles—Won by James Hoffer, 
Wyona C. C.; second, Alfred C. Walker, Tus¬ 
carora C. C.: third, Samuel Mirzwick, Tuscarora 
C. C. Time, 2m. 23s. 
Quarter-Mile Doubles—Won by Walter 
Stanech and John Tanner, Wyona C. C.; sec¬ 
ond, William Maier and Frank Woodruff, 
Wyona C. C.; third, Alfred Walker and Fred 
Stephens, Tuscarora C. C. Time, 2m. j'/os. 
Quarter-Mile Fours—Won by Wyona C. C„ 
with Alfred S. Schweikert, John Tanner, Her¬ 
man Mende and William Maier; second, Ttis- 
caiora C. C., with Alfred Walker, Fred Stephens, 
Samuel Mirzwick and Clifford Zeliff; third, 
Seneca C. C, with Gus Pfiueger, Charles Am¬ 
brose, Harry Roninson and Jack Robins. Time, 
am. is. 
Hurry-Scurry—Won by William Schoolev, 
Tuscarora C. C.; second, Herbert Rohliffs, 
Wyona C. C.; third, Farnham Letsen. Seneca 
C. C. Time, 2m. 19s. 
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