The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 15

~ the > Columbia quarters. The crews made | whirl. . They peddle’ up to the mi te | . . Ry/mark and then held a lively race up| thts to the start of the course off the| -oueitioaae & @ ‘he first halt minute and 83 for the § full minute. Mitchell's combination | wax moving much more smoothly, | ceeded tn making a red-hot race of} it. The half was covered in a little| WIDEWEB | from the high starting beat, but not & & great deal, keeping the pace at 26 p for the second and third minutes and keeping tt up to 36 in the last part) B of the last minute. At the finisti Doyle's eight had slipped out three: b quarters of a length ahead of Mitch- f eil’s, which was a greatly improved You'll say -they-are-themost rowing. f conditions may Eby a fag margin. So what ali the| carly. afternoon Eddie |f : Scbeeeterenenenta ES ) seven in the morning until after requirements of their own indi- & Marsh took his Peunsylvania fresh. ||} 2 ‘or = 7 6 | bet B took his eight well out into the | BUILD COURSE __ B olf course for the use of Its em-| B Urb of the Hub. The course will be ||} Ge 17 from blind notes, |} account, you will be glad that you are a Make This q 4 ate ce a TO | customer of Voix 0 LDT Wis. You weve. | The First National Bank ae ce 5" Sec Em EE gt ite third hes | CADET SMYTHE URSDAY, JUNE 23 THE SEATTLE : PAGE a, —— VASHINGTON CREWS FAVORABLY IMPRESS EASTERN CRITIC Power Is Evident in | Abe Espinosa | Tickets at TRIS SPEAKER (Dempsey toGet | COLLEGE STAR ‘Baseball Cc College ; MAKES RULES or So" Two U. of W. Shells| Sets New Mark! Shelby Are FOR PLAYERS $666 a Minute) 2s. 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