The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-03-28
CREW SLIGHT
FAYORITE OVER Ellis
Jim Rice Says Quakers Have
Had Advantage of More
Outdoor Work.
by JIM &. RICE.
Columbia CretO Coach.

COLUMBIA CretO Coach.
The intercollegiate rowing season will
be officially opened in the East when
Yale will meet Penn over the Henley
course on the Schuylkill River at Phil
Rdelphia next Saturday. Judging from
the reports emanating from both insti-
tutions 1t will be an extremely auspi-
Cious OPENING. Both Yale and Penn
have had larger squads working out FOR
places In the varsity shell this year than
ever before and among these men are
several good oarsmen.
Joe Wright, the veteran oarsman from
Canada, is coaching the students at
Pennsylvania. This means the Red and
Blue can be counted on TO make good
showing in every event il participates in
this season. Joe knows the game from
top to bottom and he can teach It. A
hard worker himself he believes In Civ
ing his charges plenty of practice. AS n
result they always are as fit as any
eight that goes to the starting line.
Guy Nickalls. who returned to Yale
only a short time ago after three years
Of service In the English army. has been
driving his squad hard since he got on
the job and he, too. can be counted on TO
produce strong boats. Nickalls of
course uses a different system than
Wright, but all systems are aimed in
one direction only. That Is producing
a winner. Therefore it makes little diff
ference what system is used.
However, il will be interesting to
watch these two crews In action next
Saturday. The Penn eight will use the
long sweep on a twentysiX inch slide.
Yale's stroke will be shorter with more
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