Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16

y,>,>,y p,r,.,.r,. buC UnQlne Is
on the veterans, but also on the vouth
juniors. '"e
Bin McFarlane, one Of tho most
polished oarsmen ever TO null y hiode e
in Central High shells, has taken
charge Of the Junior eight and The
four -oarsed gig. Bill used to stroke
Centrai a decade ago in the days when
the Crimson and Cold ruled the waters
IN scholastic, races. He knows the
game from the dip Of the oar to the
end OF the recovery, and better still
ne possesses the ability to pass that
knowledge along to others.
Consistent Coaching
Every night since the first Of Anri,
Mct'arlane has been out in the launch
barking at his juniors through bis
mesaphonc. and he has given them nm
even, speedy stroke that is very liable
10 pull them to victory tomorrow.
II you have been along tie east drive
at twilight perhaps you have noticed
their eight stroked by fair haired
straight backed, muscle -riID!ri youth
lie is Jimmy Rickmers, former North.
east captain. ''' u"
Behind Rickmers In the eight Dared
Junior shell will be Young. Fort. Level
cutter, Lctsch, Mccall and HUMPHREYS
IN front of him will be Benny Choate.
the coxswain. The four rear oarsmen
WIN. Choate as coXSwain, will also row
III the four -oared gig.
Former School Stars
Three of these juniors oro forr,o,
scholastic athletes. Rickmers 'pnr,er romioI
and played football at Northenst.
Young rowed and played football. has,
Eetball and baseball at West Pbillie,
ana Letsch was a football player M
Central High. '"''' "'
The Undine Juniors do not rule tbo
Iavorites In their event. The dopesters
PICK Bachelors because n number of
Eiplscopa! oarsmen will be in that sbell
nesper, West Philadelphia and Penn
sarge also will have cights of no mean
ability entered '""
1t will be the first race of the se,sop
Tor the Undine juniors. and McFsrlono
mas them in the pink of condition for the
grind Every evening for two bours hc
drills them in the technique of rowins
ana he gives them racing starts and
brushes from the boathouse to tho Falls
Bridge and back again, distance of six
The junior four will race first but
TWO hours will elapse before the same
oarsmen will go to the starting line in
the eight. ''''' III
Brothers New Stroke
NcFarlane also is coaching the inter-
mediate juniors, composed Of BrotLnrs
stroke Murphy, McClintock and Fret
win walker coaXswain. Brothers IL n !
new man this year. He is an English.
man and qualified as an intermedints On
the Thames in 1917. y"
The complete Undine entries foIlow
Rooney in the senior singles and |
quarter mile dash; Allison in the ouar'
ter. nile DASH Blessing in association
senior singles Fellows in intermediata 70
singles; Agnew and Engle in iunior
singles; Allison, bow. and BLESSING
stroke, in senior doubles: Mackey. hove
ma Curran, stroke, In junior doubles
n the junior four cared gig-Rickmars
'trokes; No. 3, Young; No. 2, Fort.
DOW, Level; coXswain. Senior centincdc
Allison, bow; No. ,, Blessing No
!, ,Oellers; stroke, Supplee. Inter.
Mediate four cared gig-Bow Frat.
10. 2 McClintock; No. 3, Murphy;
troke, Brothcrs; coxswain, Walker
'nnior eight-Humphreys. bow No .
dcCall No. 3, Letsch; No. 4. Cntior.
10. o, Level; No. @, Fort: NJ
IIoung; stroke, Rickmcrs; coxswain
Choate. ""'n'