ROWING
NEW ZEALAND CREW CHANCES OF THE EIGHT. WHAT SLOW MOTION REVEALS. Received July 28, 10.20 p.m. LOS' ANGELES, July 28. lhe New Zealanl rowing crew ii making good time in trials. The coach, Mr. C. A. Healey, is confident the technique will improve, though slow motion pictures have revealed faults. New Zealand has not entereu for the event for rowing fours without a costswain as it might jeopardise the chancel ot the eights, which race follows immediately, and the fours partly dcp t ni on the eight for crews. The rowers will leave the VillaM next week to live at Long Bench. “ New Zeaand has entered for the pairs, eights, and four with a coxswain.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 177, 29 July 1932, Page 4
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