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Freshman crew in years past has included long hours of closely supervised training both on and off the water. "This year we've strictly limited it to one hour on the water, and suggested that the oarsmen work out no more than half an hour on their own. We've had very few team conditioning drills," says Washburn...
Harvard's athletic officials responded with the usual "regret" but did not go out of their way to be apologetic or to attempt a reconciliation. And so matters sat until 1933, when the two schools decided that the break had been long enough. Impatient oarsmen at the both institutions were reportedly the ones who exerted the pressure which led to the renewal of relations...
Coxed by sophomore Ken Innes, the four oarsmen- Chuck Hewitt, Phin Spraque, Jim Richardson, and Tom Dryer- are all returning members of last year's undefeated squad, and are part of lightweight coach Steve Gladstone's reasons for optimism about next spring's racing...
...Covering the course in 15:37 for the win, the lightweight eight coaxed by Fred Yalouris successfully defended the Boston Herald Traveler Trophy, won in last year's Head of the Charles. Winning oarsmen Al Kleindienst, Charlie Bradshaw, Dick Rutherford, Andy Narva, Howard Burnett, Kim Kiley, Dick Moore, and John Wolz are other reasons for the coach's high spirits...
...three-mile course along the Charles is patterned after the English regattas, with boats being released every ten seconds and racing against the clock. Unlike conventional crew races, the Head tests the steering ability of the coxswains as well as the endurance of the oarsmen, and permits a much larger field of entries...