The American crew is still regarded by many as having a very strong chance. Coach Krulak has given them a steady course of training znd they have responded very well They have recently been interrupted in their training by the illness of Ye 1. Turner, No. 7 in the boat, but it is believed that his ailment is not of a serious nature and that he will resume his place in the crew within a couple of days. Brockett, the stroke is showing a very sound all-round knowledge of slide control end the crew, even when raising the rate of stroke above 30 are able to event "rushing" which is a distinct advantage that the Americans have over the other crews.
England is keeping up her training. Her crew includes a majority of experienced oarsmen and although the eight is not as good as some of the crews that have represented England in previous years, there is plenty of power in the boat and much is expected of them.
The Scots have not been giving much away about their training, but keen observers are of the opinion that they will be very close at the finish. G. C. Forrestier's return to the stroke position in the eight has definitely made a great improvement in the crew and their eight travels very well. They also have a very strong four and the larier's chances dt winning the Internationals are cofisidered very strong.
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