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EASY DAY ON THE THAMES

Crews Took Long, Slow Paddies and Men Had Individual Work-Outs.

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Red Top, Conn., June 18. -- No time trials were taken during today's practice on the Thames as had been expected, but the crews had long easy paddles both in the morning and the afternoon. Before luncheon Wray took the first and second University and the first Freshman crews down-stream, and returned in time for a considerable amount of pair-oar work. The University afternoon practice came at 4 o'clock, two hours earlier than usual. The eight went over the course at low speed, showing excellent form. The Yale coaching launch followed in the hope of seeing a time trial, but was disappointed. The second University and the Freshman boats rowed at the regular hour.

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