Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
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DRAW By FRANCIS s1Ann
Scratch One Rules Book

SYRACUSE, June 29-There is brand-new and shiny
shell exhibit until July S. when it will be shipped to
Melbourne Australia for use by the United States Olympic
1.-THE way the weather is going Clifford (Tippy) Goes
ruefuy remarks al" may arrive before learn crew.
crew"
Whitecaps Onondaga Lake all but wiped out the first
day of the Olympic trials yesterday. outside it blew 16
knots There must have been lot of air stirring inside too
because in committee session Chairman Goes
called Olympic book was blown out of the window
In attempt to simulate Olympic conditions as much
possible Tippy and his brantrusters drew up weird
schedule wherein would pull toward Melbourne
in four heats starting yesterday and carrying until
tomorrow When Navys Rusty Callow how the cards
stacked he tipped his wig.
In the first heat Cornell Nays Admiras Washington
and Stanford matched the first two to qualify for the
seminas and the others privileged to meet in repechage
fancy for getting second chance. Callows wrath
directed at the second heat-Yae wisconsin and the
Detroit Boat Club.
WHAT RUSTY BELOVED, in effect, was. What kind
of set-up is this? Yale and WisconSn-hne But the
Detroit Boat Club is out for ride That Yale and
Wisconsin qualify automatically and Cornell Navy Wash
ington Stanford beat their brains get to the final
l don't like It,"
Just about all the the curtaied opening day
here confined to the boathouse Calow, who is
prepared to retire. anyway in mood Tppy Goes
other badge-wearers conference and the
public address system reigously messaged, will Coach
Rusty Caow of Navy please report to the committee room
Calow, wearing costume that would be considered
unsySh by any bridge Florida ignored the CALL
Once seemingly trying to duck into the quonsettype shed
that houses the Na shells he must have been detected by
the with the microphone Rusty" he pleaded will
you please come to the committee room?"
Calow pushed back his battered hat once white, and
appeared to consider Then he sauntered upstairs Twenty
minutes later oil rule book sailed out the window
So WEATHER PERMITTING it was to be equi-
table arrangement today decided that Washington
Stanford lock with Yale and Wisconsin in the
second heat ts got to be unanimous the part of the
coaches" Goes testified. where's AL Ulbrickson?"
1t developed that Ubrickson taut, bronzed coach of
Washington the water and following his crew in
practice When he returned it to wait for
Stanford Coach Lou Lindsey who also had been out on the
water I'VE toss coin Tppy said One who calls 1t right
has his choice of heat"
Lindsey wry young man. said I'D like to get this
WITH but I'm not especially anxious to against Cornell
and Navy"
A newspaperman from Buffalo extended beaten-up
silver dollar to Chairman Goes democratic gesture by the
rich
"You call it," Ulbrickson said, dourly.
"Tails" Lindsey barked as the big coin twisted
Tails it is" Ulbrckson sighed staring at the coin in the
"In row against Wisconsin, Yale Detroit" Lindsey
said
NOBODY HERE SEEMS especially happy What in
Calows craw all afternoon the posponement He felt
the - the big could have been run of. His
Admras fabulous sophomores of 80 who beat
body including the Russians edge regardless of their
experience 1t obvious that UbrckSon felt the same
Stanfords Lindsey interviewed later, confident
his shells ability that he indicated he'd remain regardless
Of heats and the repechage
WELL" said a reporter, you're more optimistic than
Ulbrickson Unless he wins Al he's taking off Saturday
night as per schedule, for the West Coast"
Ulbrickson said that?" Lindsey asked shaking his head
Gosh"
whats wrong?"
only that my-stanords shell is to be taken back in
his baggage We're to pick in Seattle and truck 1t
down to school, If stay to Sundaywe, I've never
tn without a she'll"