New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Whom tbe crew too, the wafer IL was
the ,sma combination, with one chcep-
to- th8t paddled in victorious aitet
lsst vea-'g bic race. Il rowc4 10 much
the same determined, conidc"i manner
w.tt cvorv stroke revealing ilc IN
mo-ec mower stored away in what is
one 81 .he Greatest American crew
eve- hoatrd Frawicy, tho big stro..e
oar. maintained low beat "llie lAe
crew got under way. bus soon ic.i Inlo
the swinging % and 81 wtien MARKS
the Navy as crcw OF crews.
The M.dd.cs win have only .1rce fll
days Of practice over The regatta
course. but Dick Glenn0n expressed the
opinion tonight that that would be
ample. The men arc al familiar with
the course, he explained, and thcy have
been getting plenty Of long distance
rowing on their own home waters on
the Severn under conditions not much
different from those obtaining on the
Hudson here Hence, he said, why
spend so much time at Poughkcepsie
when i isn't really necessary?
Fast Row By Washington
Washington and Cornell each went
.he full route this afternoon In a time
'.Iill, and Syracuse made an attempt 70
20 down over the course but was pre-
vented by the ferries. Washington
wved aa even more impressive trial IN
rtt ~ time than L. dld on Tuesday,
~ the fact that conditions were in
',,ely better suited for a fast row de-
tasted somewhat from the unO'iicialiy
h;orted time Of l3 minutes 4J seconds
.sf the three miles. This is by FAR the
best time made by any crew, either last
Isir CT this, over that distance.
Coach Ed Leader selected the best
tine possible for the trial and got the
test conditions, too. The tide was
rsrning out strongly and the wind
s1s blowing steadily from the North
hH when he sent the Seattle eight
ivsy from the mark at the Columbia
beat house. The first mile was covered
a long 81 stroke. and IN the second
nile the beat hovered just over the
% notch until the Penn and Syracuse
sest houses had been passed. Then u
vas raised 70 SO. Ii was kept at that
fteh throughout the final mile. Inc
Asi half mile was made with whlrl-
slnd speed.
Cornels trip over the course was
stce two hours later when the tide
vas on the turn and conditions were
iot nearly as good as those prevailing
"[ Washington. The lthaeans rowed al
high stroke and demonstrated that
hsy will be very much in the hunt
% Monday. The freshman eight was
ssaacicapped because Dolbaum,. at NO.
vas out with a boil and his place
ss aktn by Bowen. The youngsters
.l not keep Up with the major crews
~ 700 well and were several lehglhS
''eE a. the end OF two miles
Columbia Shows improvement
Columbia was out for q spin down
,vItan v0.a.n IN the evening. The Blue ana
"n.ie varsity has shown marked I'M
tovement ard padded away from the
luhnen and juniors tonight. IL was
Ts'hed that the time OF the big crew IN
i-iaay's trial was in the neighbor-
.',s q Il minutes 55 seconds. For the
g..lons this was good. inasmuch as
80 ulsl was rowcd only eight minutes
IL rem had gone over the course IN
bnhutes 20 seconds.
,.snnsy had little work to-day. 1t
~ "a both morning and afternoon, but
A. practice was confined % short
,,.'.-s' with a special drill for the I
s,v"..en nv. IN racing starts. Wright VIII /
t,,l ne ne Vuakcrs little work from now
TIE regatta, and Il the weather