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Duncan Takes Honors in Fall Sculling Yesterday on River
Picard, Aldrich Are Also Winners in Their Respective Classes
Roger F. Duncan '38 was the winner of the 150 pound singles in the University Sculling championships yesterday afternoon, covering the half mile course on the River in 3:16. He was second in this event last Spring.
A Business School student, H. Picard won the Senior Singles over Henry Atherton 2L in the fast time of 3:16. D. B. Aldrich led the field in the Novice finals in 3:39. Both of these races were also over the half mile course.
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