Word: glendons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...keep up with Washington while the other shells slipped back. For a time Washington kept on gaining, rowing 36 to Navy's 34, but by the end of the second mile Navy was only a length and a half behind, still rowing a lower beat of the long, stylized Glendon stroke. With a mile and a half to go, Navy was less than a length behind, still gaining. The Washington stroke, John Ginger, bothered by having to watch the Navy boat as well as Cornell, stepped up his stroke to 38. In the Cornell boat, Burke had stopped watching Syracuse...
Richard J. Glendon, Columbia championship crew coach, underwent an appendectomy in Manhattan...