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...history books, Tom was an unprincipled wolf who tried to seduce the princess in order to maneuver his way toward the throne.) But there were complications: Seymour was already married-to Catherine Parr, widow of Elizabeth's father, King Henry VIII. The movie makes further complications by picturing Ned Seymour, the Protector Somerset, as a villain plotting to rule England by force and terror instead of by the will of the people. Ned had his brother's relations with Elizabeth investi gated, then sent Tom to the block and the princess to prison...
Winthrop Boatings-Cox, Frank Harding, stroke, Bob Terry; Paul Schaikjer, John Nash, Rod Park, Jeremy Paulus, Frank Kennedy, Ned Ames, and bow, Peter Duus...
...Wheeler moved his boat to 35. The Middle shell-which had been Coach Rusty Callow's third eight until this race-was two lengths ahead at the finish. Its time was 8:48.8, while the Crimson's was 8:56.8. The Jayvee boat included Dan Simonds at bow, Ned Bliss at two, Chis Halle at three, Bob Monks at four, Pete Simonds at five, Lee Rouner at Six, Al Dann at seven, Wheeler at stroke, and Ted Crowther...
...Stroked by John Humphreys, the Tigers grabbed a small lead after 400 yards which they widened to almost a length at the Mass. Ave. bridge, Princeton understroked the Crimson at 31 to the varsity's 32 almost all the way. With about half a mile to go, Crimson stroke Ned Bliss gradually increased the pace as the varsity closed on the Tigers. But Princeton jumped the stroke to about 36 as it held off the Crimson...
...held a four length advantage at the bridge. The shell, with Larry Brownell as stroke and including four other newcomers, finished five lengths ahead of Princeton in 9:23.4.The varsity heavy crew closes fast on Princeton at the end of the shells' mile and three quarter race. Crimson stroke NED BLISS raised the count at the end but the Tigers were able to withstand the challenge, and won by half a length...