Sept. 17, 1910.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
465 
Canoeing. 
Knickerbocker C. C. 
Members of the Fort Washington, Inwood and 
Knickerbocker canoe clubs took part in the an¬ 
nual regatta of the last named organization last 
Saturday on the Hudson River. The main event 
was the open double blades, over a half mile 
course, for the Gould trophy. So numerous were 
the entries that two heats were necessary and 
the final was postponed indefinitely. The club 
fours, single blades, went to the Fort Washing¬ 
ton Club, by two lengths, with the home four 
second. The Knickerbocker men came to the 
front in the tandem single blades, leading the 
Fort Washington entry in a smart brush down 
the river. 
The Elliott trophy race, for decked sailing 
canoes, a championship event of the American 
Canoe Association, went to Tot. owned and 
sailed by Wilbur Andrews, of the Knickerbocker 
Club, which led Russel Magers’ The Bat by 3m. 
The summaries: 
Tandem Single Blade's, Half Mile, Open to 
All Canoe Clubs—Won by the Knickerbocker 
Canoe Club crew, with George F. Henshaw and 
Harry C. Calahan; Fort Washington Canoe Club 
second, with I. Walker and C. Van Dolin; Com¬ 
bination crew, composed of J. Kelly and C. Ber- 
ning, third. 
Tail-End Race—Won by George F. Denhard; 
Walter Fink, second'; Dr. Hill, third. 
Double Blades, Half Mile (for the Gould 
Trophy)—First heat won by George F. Hen¬ 
shaw ; S. Powers, second; W. G. Harrison, third. 
Second heat won by F. Smith ; George F. Den¬ 
hard. second; Harry C. Calahan, third. 
Final heat postponed. 
Man Overboard Race (One-eighth Mile)—Won 
by crew composed of Harry C. Calahan and G. 
Walker; C. Berning and Marshall, second. 
Club Fours, Single Blades, Half Mile, Open 
to All Canoe Clubs—Won by the Fort Washing¬ 
ton Canoe Club, with Derheimer, Kelly, Van 
Dollin and Walker; Knickerbocker Canoe Club 
second, with Calahan, Henshaw, Smith and An¬ 
drews. Inwood Canoe Club did not finish. 
Elliott Trophy, Decked Sailing Race—Cham¬ 
pionship event of the Atlantic division of the 
American Canoe Association; scratch. 
, . -i— • lajjscu. 
Tot, Wilbur Andrews, Knickerbocker C. C. 1 27 00 
Bat, Russel Magers, Knickerbocker C. C. 1 30 02 
Mermaid, Leo Friede. 1 32 Ob 
Lakanoo Canoeists Win. 
Laicanoo’s paddlers defeated the Mohawk C. 
C. in the regatta at Park Island, Trenton, on 
Sept. 3. 
Lakanoo’s winning crew was Benjamin Sleeper, 
stroke; Frank Gauntt No. 2, J. B. Probasco No. 
3,, C. E. Sholl, Captain. The famous Mohawk 
giants, Kuhn, Anderson, Tyson and Hill com¬ 
posed the Trenton crew, while a third crew in¬ 
cluded Rose, Davis, Schermerhorn and Kimble, 
of Park Island. Rainy weather prevented the 
attendance of three other crews who were to 
have competed. 
Lakanoo won the two most hotly contested 
events. These were the tail-end, with eleven 
entries, in which Gauntt and Sholl paddled a 
tie, with Page, of Lakanoo, third. In the one- 
tnan doubles, quarter mile, with nine entries, 
Sholl, of Lakanoo, won, with Jones, of Beverly, 
second, and Mcllvaine, of Beverly, third. 
Ihere were eleven contests on the program and 
every one proved to be a good one. The sum¬ 
maries ; 
Club Fours, Double, Quarter-Mile—Won by 
Park Island. Trenton, Rose, Davidson, Scher¬ 
merhorn, Kimble; second, Mohawk, Trenton, 
Kuhn, Anderson, Tyson, Hill; third, Lakanoo, 
Page, Buckley, Gauntt, Sholl. Time—1.42. 
Club Fours, Single Blades, Quarter-Mile—Won 
by Lakanoo, Burlington, Sleeper, Gauntt, Pro¬ 
basco, Sholl; second, Mohawk, Kuhn, Anderson, 
lyson, Hill; third, Park Island, Rose, Davidson, 
Schermerhorn. Kimble. Time—1.38)4. 
Tail-end, One-eighth-Mile, Eleven Entries—F. 
Gauntt, Lakanoo and C. Sholl, Lakanoo, tie; 
third, S. Page, Lakanoo. Time—.55. 
One-Man Doubles, Quarter-Mile Against Tide, 
Eight Entries—Won by C- E. Sholl; second, 
Jones, Beverly; Mcllvaine, Beverly. Time— 
2.1314- 
Tandem Singles, Standing on Gunwales, One- 
eighth-Mile, Eight Entries—Won by Sleeper and 
Gauntt, Lakanoo; second, Sholl and Buckley, 
Lakanoo; third, Page and Probasco, Lakanoo. 
Time—.48)4 • 
Tandem Overboard, One-eighth-Mile—Won by 
Jones and Mcllvaine, Beverly; second, Sleeper 
and Buckley, Lakanoo; third, Page and Sholl, 
Lakanoo. Time—.48)4 ■ 
Tandem Doubles, Quarter-Mile, Six Entries— 
Won by Jones and Mcllvaine, Beverly; Mooney 
and Page, Lakanoo; Sleeper and Buckley, Laka¬ 
noo. Time—1.4054- 
Swimming 100 Yards—-Won by E. B. Grubb, 
Beverly; second, Probasco, Lakanoo; third, 
Gauntt, Lakanoo. Time-—23 seconds. 
Tilting Tournament, Seven Entries—Won by 
Mann and Jones, Beverly; second, Wilson and 
Kile, Beverly; third, Sholl and Gauntt, Lakanoo. 
Tandem Singles in Morris Canoe—Won by 
Gauntt and Probasco; second, Sleeper and Buck- 
ley; third, Mcllvaine and Jones. Time— i.o6)4- 
Tandem Doubles, in Old Town Canoes—Won 
by Mooney and Page; second, Sleeper and Buck- 
ley. Time—1.11. 
Park Island C. A. 
The annual regatta of the Park Island C. A., 
Labor Day, was one of the best events on the 
Delaware this year. 
The Mohawk and Lakanoo crews divided the 
honors in the “club fours,” the Mohawk winning 
the double blade event and the Lakanoo the sin¬ 
gles. The Mohawks were second in the singles 
and Park Island was second in the doubles. 
The island was beautifully decorated in the 
evening, at which time a dance and reception to 
visiting canoeists was held. 
Stanley Rose surprised many of the experts by 
winning the Park Island club trophy for the one- 
man doubles. Kuhn, the up-river champion and 
second man in the A. C. A. championship, was 
second. The summary: 
Club Fours, Singles—Won by Lakanoo C. C., 
Burlington, Sholl, Probasco, Gauntt, Sleeper; 
second, Mohawk of Trenton, Tyson, Anderson, 
Kuhn and Hill; third, Park Island of Trenton, 
Kimble, Schermerhorn, Davis and E. Rose. 
Club Fours, Doubles—Won by Mohawks of 
Trenton, Tyson, Hill, Kuhn and Anderson; sec¬ 
ond, Park Island of Trenton, E. Rose, S. Rose, 
Schermerhorn and Davis. 
Single Doubles—Won by Stanley Rose, P. I. 
C. A.; second, W. C. Kuhn, P. I. C. A.; third, 
J. R. Taylor, P. I. C. A. 
Tail-end Race—Won by Anderson, Mohawk 
C. C; second, Sholl, Lakanoo C. C.; third, Kim¬ 
ble, P. I. C. A. 
Tandem Singles —Won by S. Rose and E. 
Rose,'P. I. C. A.; second, Probasco and Page, 
Lakanoo. 
One Man on Gunwale—Won by Sholl, Laka¬ 
noo C. C.; second, Sleeper, Lakanoo C. C.; third, 
Kimble, Scudder’s Falls C. C. 
Tandem Doubles—Won by S. Rose and E. 
Rose, P. I. C. A.; second, Gauntt and Sholl, 
Lakanoo C. C.; third, Horner and Hill, P. I. 
C. A. 
Overboard Race—Won by Sholl and Page, 
Lakanoo C. C.; second, Fine and Kimble, Scud¬ 
der’s Falls C. C. 
Club Fours, Hand Paddling—Won by Lakanoo 
C. C.; second, Park Island C. A. 
Swimming 100 Yards — Won by Lee Hart, 
Trenton Y. M. C. A.; second, John Hill, Pica; 
third. Welling, Trenton Y. M. C. A. 
Starter, A. F. Lutze, P. I. C. A.; Judges, W. 
C. D. Gauntt, Lakanoo; W. B. Maddock, P. I. 
C. A.; Clerk of Course, B. F. Havens, P. I. 
C. A.; Referee, Charles Smith, P. I. C. A. 
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