Great Northwest Rowers Seek Menon Replacement at Cornell
Harry Grayson notes Cornell seeks a successor to Whiteside and Wray, with Ul brickson and Bollen in demand. Al Uthrick and Tor Bolles from the Pacific Northwest headline a search, highlighting Washington coach Dan Holloway and Huskies’ rowing pedigree as they face strong competition from the East. The piece profiles Bolles and Washington’s sweeping success, noting a historic coaching run and recent speed on the Hudson.
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Arward
Cornell
Menon
Whiteside
Wray
Ulbrickson
Bollen
New York
Alvin Uthrickson
Tor Bolles
Pacific Northwest
Sur
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Ulorickeon
University of Washington
Poughkrensle
Hudson
Pop Courtney
Bolles
Washington
Eutor
California
Poughkeepsie
Great Golf Great Golf by Art Krenz
Article discusses women golfers facing concentration issues on the course. It argues many struggle with focus due to household duties and time constraints, urging practice and lessons while noting limited opportunities for some players to train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Krenz
NER Service
Recreation and Competition Shape a Player’s Focus
The text contrasts pastime value with health benefits and enjoyment. It notes that in tournaments a skilled opponent’s concentration elevates the game, helping a player become better by facing seasoned challengers and learning through concentration.
Rowing prospects mix with Washington rivalries and Olympic talk
The article outlines Harvard Cornell and Washington rowing intrigues with coaches Ulbrickson Bolles and Callow linked to top crews. It covers Olympic distance debates 2000 meters and Poughkeepsie trials, plus Washington’s pursuit of glory at Lake Carnegie and a dramatic finish at Radford Bridge. It also notes a local baseball game in Willand Park and a Saturday dance in Norristown with an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pourhkeeper
Charlie
Whiteside
Cape
Yale
Wray
New Zealand
Carnell
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Mule
Ebright
Washington
California
Ulbrickson
Bolles
Cornell
Okeh
Tistere
Berlin
Bob Mech
Donald Hume
Uldrickson
Ayersb
Albuckson
Trey
Lake Carnegie
Navy
Carmanin Moch
Local Socials Roundup From Middleburg and Vicinity
The column lists residents and visitors in Middleburg and nearby areas. Mentions include Ata Mothe Wineratee, Johnshee, Mrs James Coleman, Horace German Dalimeure, Wilfred Crouse, Kenneth Johnson, LR Kenney, Charles Sherman, James Welty, Jay Dock, Jacob Soare, John Navman, Uradiey Berman, Mary Louise, James Coleen, James Wigner, traces of Baltimore and Frederich, mentions of Paralitc stroke for John Snader and various families visiting relatives at farms and lakes. Readers invited to say they saw it in Tha News.
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Middleburg
Ata Mothe Wineratee
Conrad Fermor
Johnshee
Washington DC
James Coleman
Horace German Dalimeure
Ant Airs
Wilfred Crouse
Kenneth Johnson
LR Kenney
Wiliam Sherman
Charles
James Welty
Janes Coleen
Warhuston
James Wigner Oy Junior
Jay Dock
Daltimon
Jacob Soare
John Navman
Uradiey Berman
Mary Louise
Frederich
Traces Meno Haines
Aster
John Dannocker
Baltimore
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Harry Grayson
Khen
Hich
Henley On Thames
Poughkeepste
Lake Cararagie
Princeton
Willand Larkins
Post
American Legion
Hagerstown
McCurdy Field
Roger Price
Mee Curd
Tad Tumday
Norristurg
Orchester
America
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Presdent Rowesely
Garner
Roosevelt
Narpre
Praha
Atladella
Capptadiae
James Parley
Bulova
Doll’s Jewelry Store
GEO. S. Rodock &Son
Penna
R. R
Ioana
aneTanhe
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Member
Federal Deptt Incuratice Corporate
Rollator Hiptest Das
Norge
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's
North Market
TOR
Owl
Sun Oil Co
United States
Clyats
Fantown
Loch
Rama Creek
Leighton Schneider
Dugger Mire
Afry
James Cribbs MeKtinry
Beetle
Helen Alexander
Land
Shirley, Jr
Myre
Benjamin Miyers
Bachnane Valley
Mrr
Oscar Helerard Fan
Prevant
Oden Eyler
Carende Lake
Earl Warner
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Soa
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