Word: winners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the meet will be on a strictly informal basis, the H. A. A. will award a silver medal to the winner in each event...
...boat skipper, Jim Queeny, piloted his craft to the most impressive victory of the day and made himself the favorite for the final with a 3:32 clocking in the first heat. John Brewer, who trailed Queeny, also qualified, since there were only two heats. The winner of the other trial, John Bisbee, and his runner-up, L. W. Barroll, round out the novice singles finalists...
...yesterday's regatta opening, clerk of course Bill Dowd found it necessary to change the method of picking finalists when it became evident that the entries in a scheduled third heat had dropped out. Two heats were rowed and the top men in each--instead of only the winner--qualified for the final...
...entry list of ten in the wherry class has provided enough boats for three heats, Dowd stated, with the winner in each trial qualifying for the finals next Friday. The wherry men will be the first to row, their first heat scheduled for 3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon, and the second and third heats at 15 minute intervals thereafter...
...four competitors emerging prominently in previous sculling regattas, the senior singles promises to be the tightest and most expertly rowed of the summer races. Sculler Tom Day holds last summer's 155-pound medal as well as the distinction of placing second that term in the winner's race and second in the senior singles last spring...