New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
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BY CLAIRE BIRCkY

Eghert East has stood for all the buAy.ng his Yankee pride will per init His patience has become ex- hausred al frequent reversals, all of which may be attributed 10 an un- scrupulous bully Bad Bill West
 The showdo7- IS bound 10 come and maIbe In true Algeresque fash loa defeats Of rae grldlron and track and field will h. wiped out, If Eg- bert East can thrash Bad Bill West 70 within an l--h Of hl- life ar the hlE crew races - we'll all IS we'll that ends well
 And SO. in the next to the last chapter. Te read that the California and Washington crews of this bully are comng or for the big race. Aha. Little does he suspect dear children, that Egbe-t East has rallied Co., lumhia Cornell, Massachusetts Tech, Navy Pennsylyarla and Syracuse to his ald
 Wen catch that thief red-hand- cd this tune" ls Egberts parting re- mark 10 his little circle of coaching friends 4 nod Of assent comes from Jim Ten Eyck. Old Pop Glendon. Bll, Flames Young Dick Glendon. Rusty Callow and Jim W-rav
 June 26 l. the date and the Hud- son 1lver ar Pougheeepslo IS the place for the big showdown An eastern crev mus win the cham pionship D erase snirches cast upon them by Southern California and Stanford football and track teams Besides. intercollegiate TOW ing really belongs n the east. Hon DTS have been taken away from thera onlr four times in g years.
 Strong Eastern Shells
 Nav won the plonship three times in the last 1o years Columbia captured f twice in the same span. There must be something significant n the coaching Of the Glendons, Pop at Navy and Young Dick a Co., Umbia Colum bia won year ago and this year the boat is filled with veterans Of that crew. plus experl- cnced eqsT-ingers from the 1929 1ayyces NarN's varsity IS built around SIX veterans.
 Not only is there , chance but I big chance that Syracuse or Cor nell may rln the championship At Ithaca they look upon Wray's crew as the nearest approach 10 those Charles E. Courtney. used 10 devel- op n his q years Of coaching there. In those days Cornell never went longer than four years without championship Grizzled Jim Ten EycE a Syracuse moved his winning freshmen eIght of list year. with but one eAceptIon. into this Eear's varsity hoar Captain DemlnC IS at No ! beczl-c No of the frosh az sregatlon left school The 77-Eear- old Ten Evck has done most of his coaching this spring from the cox @uain's seat instead Of his own , launch. Imorovement in his young group has been remarkable.
 Both weight and eXperlenca are included IT Massachusetts Techs s boat Five ot the eight men ro~ed to victory over Navy last year, The shortest oarsnan IS six feet tall The crew averages 155 pounds per man. Flames Is confident they will give a , good account of themselves
 From Penn and Wisconsin. the cast and middle west hardly expect better than q fourth positonz Cal lows outfit defeated Murphy's Badgers q few weeks ago, but nei- ther group vas impressive
 But getting back to these vest crnerS-weIl that IS a different story Al Jlbrlckson handplcked his crew from I4 veterans of last year and the Huskles finished second in 1929 They beat California by five feet in the annual jmeeting on the coast in April. Ulbrickson and Washington believe theirs is the winning crew this year, which would make the first Husky championship since Callow left to go to Pehnsyl- vania Californlas boat contains three men who pulled an oar in the intercollegiate and Olympic cham pionship shell of 1925. They are Caldwell, Daily and Brinck and the remainder of the crew comes from She 1929 jayvees and freshmen. New Rules This Year Bearing Tn mind what happened | last year to make the regetta an l unique event in boating history,