George Stewart's 10-man sliding into hole in Coat Creek Rapid due to being off course to the right about 10-15 ft

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  George Stewart's 10-man, with the 6 HP outboard drowned, swings down Coal Creek Rapid after clearing the hole at lower left. The difficulty was due to being off course to the right about 10-15 ft

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0094

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  George Stewart's 10-man, powered with 6 HP Merc, and with John at the controls, is off-course about 10 ft. to the right in entering Coal Creek Rapid, and the craft drove into a hole half filling with water

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0086

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  George Stewart's 10-man clear of the hole in Coal Creek Rapid and heading downriver bow on and half full of water. The entrance was off to the right about 10 ft. Bud Rusho afterwards ran the proper course with no difficulty

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0095

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  Upriver from head of Coal Creek Rapid showing George Stewart's 10-man approaching for a run which was made off course 10 ft. to the right with disastrous wetting of dunnage and equipment

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0083

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  George Stewart's 10-man in the hole in Coal Creek Rapid and 10-15 ft. to right of course.Stewart, who is third from left, reported feeling the impact with a rock on the right beam.Rusho later ran the correct course with smaller flotation and no difficult

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0089

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  George Stewart's 10-man in Coal Creek Rapid in hole to right of course and with drowned motor. The craft swung its nose to the left after hitting a rock in the hole as reported by Stewart

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V118/0090