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_Gardner, Kansas

varsity crews have come in fifth
once, third once, second four times,
and first twice. In 1933 there was no
Poughkeepsie race, but Al had his
second best crew that year (his best,
of course, was the 1936-37 Pough-
keepsie Championship shell and Olym-
pic victors.) In ’33 they won the
National 2000 meter race at Long
Beach, California. In 1936, the var-
sity crew won at Poughkeepsie, and
at the Olympic trials at Lake Car-
negie, and at the Olympic games in
Berlin to become the world’s champ-
ship eight-oared crew; they re-
peated their Poughkeepsie victory
~ last month, five of them finishing
their college rowing with the great
finale of setting a new varsity course
record at Poughkeepsie.

Washington crewmen are kept in
condition by rowing long distances
on Lake Washington and by super-
vised training at the Varsity Boat
Club, a crewmen’s cooperative resi-
dence hall. Their style is taught in
the Frosh year when they serve their
apprenticeship as a galley slave in
Old Nero, a barge training boat in-
vented by Hiram Conibear, “the
Rockne of Rowing.” Old Nero has a
/gangway down the center for the
coach to ride beside the slaves cor-
recting their mistakes and teaching
them the Washington rowing style.
Old Nero seats sixteen, the equival-
ent of two eight-oared shells, eight
on each side.

Ulbrickson’s greatest record, of
course, was sweeping the Hudson two
years in a row (1936-37) winning first
in the Varsity, Jayvee, and Frosh
races.

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A Method of Relaxing
Thigh Muscles

While working in the training
rooms at the Kansas and Drake Re-
lays, we found a number of our ath-
letes whose leg muscles were tight
and_knotted—especially in the back
of the upper leg.

All.that, was needed to relieve this
condition was a little manipulation.
With the athlete on the rubbing ta-
ble lying face up, grasp the ankle
with one hand and the knee with the
other—bend the leg at the knee and
push the knee across the body gently,
continuing in a circular motion up
toward the face, then to the outside
of the body. Now while the thigh is
extended in this perpendicular posi-
tion, straighten out the leg.

Three or four rounds of this easy
manipulation seems to relax all of the
upper leg muscles leaving them loose
and pliable and ready for a rub
. down with Athletic Liniment or Anal-
gesic Balm.

—
Athletic Inhalant, used in the nose,
promotes easier breathing and helps
prevent irritations. On the lips it will

prevent drying and cracking from
wind burns,

 

 

 

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Equipped

This is the New Chief Kit.
It is built solidly of wood-con-
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It is made so that the cans
and bottles stand upright and
are easily accessible. The oint-
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compartment, which is closed
when the lid is shut. When the
lid is open—they are exposed
and ready for use. The lid is
made with straps at each end to
hold a large roll of adhesive
tape. Take the case in which the
large roll of adhesive comes,
cut a slot seven (7) inches long
and three (3) inches wide. Re-
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Adhesive Tape
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CONTENTS

z. Red Hot Ointment
z. Healing Ointment
z. Foot Ointment

z. Analgesic Balm
air Bandage Scissors
1 box Cold Tablets

1 1 oz. Smelling Salts

1 can Antiseptic Powder
1 pair Tweezers

1 oz. Cotton

1 doz. Safety Pins

1 doz. Applicators

1 4 oz. Nitrophen

% pint Liniment

1 4 oz. Stringent

1 100 Aspirin

1 2 oz. Inhalant

1 2x10 Bandage

1 doz. Depressors

1 4 oz. Eye Wash

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