LEADER 00000ngma 2200445Ka 4500 001 70915685 005 20060816 TAPE OCLC0816: 0268 007 mr ba--dnnarannac------ 008 060817s194u xxu015 mleng d 009 Reclvl: f Addate: 060817 Addid: OCL Moddate: 080603 Modid: XRF 035 (PFA-FILM)13827 035 GLADN152122786 040 CUY|beng|cCUY 090 |b1606-81-3975 245 04 The crewman|h[motion picture] /|cAssociated Students of the University of California ; produced by Norris Nash. 257 United States. 260 United States :|bAssociated Students of the University of California,|c[194- ] 300 1 reel of 1 (522 ft.) (15 min.) :|bsi., b&w ;|c16 mm. |3print. 506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating.|5CUY. 508 Photographed by Norris Nash. 520 Documentary about the rowing team at the University of California, Berkeley coached by Ky Ebright. Shows campus and campus life, crewmen getting up and arriving at the club house; many scenes of practice on the Oakland Estuary; newsreel footage of past victories. 520 8 Intertitles: Keen competition in a spectacular sport inspires the crewman to a healthy and interesting daily life -- The crewmen assemble in the club room for Coach Ky Ebright's instructions for the day -- Our crewmen contribute one practice each year to "The Adventures of the Newsreel Cameraman" -- Newer recruits are at work on rowing machines as their first lesson in oarsmanship -- The recruit first feels the water from a wide sixteen oared barge -- A house full of racing shells affords many an aspirant the thrill of the fastest rowing sport known - - The sleek shell is propelled by brawn applied to these hand made tubular spoon-bladed oars -- Power is developed from leg drive made possible by the free running seat or slide -- The oar while being securely locked in the outrigger rotates and turns freely -- The coxwain's functions are many and important -- He manipulates the rudder by long tiller ropes -- He uses the grips to pound the side for beating rhythm and attracting attention -- He carries the stop watch which aids the stroke oarsman in establishing and maintaining the pace -- He calls instructions through his megaphone -- The eight oared racing shell represents the most refined development in "paper-thin" boat construction -- Slow motion reveals 520 8 errors and perfection in rowing form -- The crewman learns his skill from coaches who follow near at hand -- Racing starts are practiced -- Short races such as the 2000 meter Olympic Games course are rowed at high speeds--36 to 45 strokes per minute -- Our crewman proudly strives to follow California towing ancestry which broke Olympic Games records by twto successive victories -- Amsterdam 1928--California wins over Britain -- Los Angeles 1932-- California wins over Italy -- Paramount News, Sports hit 1939 high; Rowing's big classic; Voice, Bill Slater; Poughkeepsie, N.Y. -- With his eye on repeating these epoch making feats our crewman completes his practice with keen anticipation. 546 Silent with English intertitles. 590 PFA 1606-81-3975. |aCONDITION NOTE: Last inspected: 2006/ 07/25; Fair condition; Kodak positive print (A-wind reversal and B-wind positive) on 1939 stock; numerous sprocket repairs; start up damage; multiple splices; poor image quality; 0.85% shrinkage; fair to moderate scratches CONDITION NOTE: Last checked: August 15, 2006 ends abruptly, may be missing some footage, however appears to be complete. 600 10 Ebright, Carrroll M. 610 20 University of California, Berkeley|xRowing. 611 20 Olympic Games|n(9th :|d1928 :|cAmsterdam, Netherlands) 611 20 Olympic Games|n(10th :|d1932 :|cLos Angeles, Calif.) 650 0 Sports. 650 0 Rowing. 655 7 Documentaries and factual works.|2mim 655 7 Shorts.|2mim 655 7 Documentaries and factual films.|2mim 655 7 Sports event coverage and commentary.|2mim 700 1 Nash, Norris. 710 2 University of California, Berkeley.|bAssociated Students. 935 GLADN152122786 956 20140224|bPFA migration/merge load 957 OCLC xref loaded 20160117 994 02|bCUY