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With the Brooks House crew favored because of its showing in the trial heats Kirkland, Lowell, Brooks and Winthrop race today over the Henley course at 5 o'clock. The winner of today's regatta will meet the winning crew from the Yale colleges on May 18.
Brooks' crew did the course in 7-18 when they beat Lowell in the trials on May 2. Kirkland's eight, although cripled by the loss of two regulars, did the same course in 7-27 to beat Winthrop by two feet. Adams, Dunster, and Eliot were eliminated as a result of these preliminary races, and of the four crews racing today, Brooks rules as the favorite, with Kirkland pressing closely all the way.
Today's boatings:
Kirkland: stroke, Arthur Beane '36; 7, Charles J. Forbes '36; 6, Robert M. Drysdale, Jr. '36; 5, David A. Tufts '37; 4, Robert M. Fisher '35; 3, Robert W. Merry ocC.; 2, John L. Clark '36; bow, Arthur J. Hacker '37; cox, William J. Cantelmo '35.
Lowell: stroke, William D. Locke '36; 7, David L. Marks 2L; 6, Wilton S. Burton '36; 5, Phillip S. Weld '36; 4, George S. Matteson '36, 3, Andrew G. Webster, II '37; 2, Charles F. Tillinghast, Jr. '35; bow, Samuel D. Warren '36; cox, Freeman F. Jones '34.
Brooks: stroke, Louis C. Farley, Jr. '36; 7, Robert M. Parker '37; 6, Reginald D. Kernan '37; 5, Claude T. Richards 1G; 4, Robert A. Little '37; 3, John C. Storey '35; 2, John F. Ducey, Jr. '36; bow, John B. Bayley '37; cox, Henry K. McVickar '36.
Winthrop: stroke, Herbert W. Herne, Jr.; 7, Albert Haberstroh '35; 6, William A. Greene, Jr. '36; 5, Alfred S. Dewey '36; 4, James K. Hart '35; 3, Joseph W. Wilshire 3d. '37; 2, Northrop Clarey, Jr. '37; bow, George Mixter, Jr. '37; cox, Van Brecht.
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