New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

stand damned and packed with the vFy Of
Never bfore DID four sister school, of mr. All mSe
IN friendly rivalry on that or any other piece OF water
FRESHMEN
The city Of Worcester offered local races VIII n
were soon and easily disposed Of after long delay,
during which the band at the grand stand entertained
the assembled multitude. OIt from little opening I'M
der the rustic causeway shot party % half dozen
brOnzed, ariy-ookng young fellows IN ifai slender
judges boo very quickly after three other crews look
ing not unlike THIS hisl one iQlO"cl h'I SA"P on.
hay on their oars until they hnd WIN po 5,iiui'
their representatives. have drawn for them ILc'e
class of each Of HewEngandsfour best known seats OF
learning slight accident to one Of the Harydrds out
rggers detained them few minutes longer. bUt ~ last
they were Oft In another minute they were dasaihS
past the aud at and and were soon hall way tie Lake
Amherst and Brown came near togcthcr and then again
diyorged ON the opposite shore Harvard and Yale did
likewise but not til after the former actually forced
boards Brown was first at the sthkc, but Amherst
turned inside Brown came in first, In 1921 1al' next
in 1915; Harvard thTd, IN 20 minutes, ana hherst ruu
deTess and last.
THE UNIVERSITY RAOE-A FOUL.
The picked crews Of the Universities came out soon
after the Freshman race, and backed up to the me- ar
ward at the inside The word came, and they boudded
away up the lake, the Cambridge men doing 70 good
strokes minute TO the 10 for Yale At the grand stand
Cambridge was almost clear, and in the second minute
they settled 10 49, in the next 10 IL, ana eld hs up 20
the stake, which they reached nearly three lenEIns
ahead OF Yale When half turned about the Cambridge
boat was down by that Of Yale, the tIer carried
His watch tumblCd the floor. Yale lead on the nome
stretch and her MANNED rival skittng along the western
Shore got home best she could The NewliaNeh nen
crossed the line in 1915, considerably In advance A
prolonged discussion the referee Mr.. EDWIN Brown OF
Worcester late in the evening the ags To Harvard
Yale's quickly following challenge to row tomorrow OF
next week is declined by Harvard Lyman OF the lat
ter possible remain The referee has not YET set
tied the less important fouls claimed in the first race
THE cREws-wEIGHTs AND CLASSES
The following shows the composition OF the crews:
Harvard UuversyR G. Lyman. Ho Sandwich Islands, class ~
weight j. stones, Tmon; class III weight 80 g. WI
lis Cornwall n Y; class '5O weight, Il. j. McCobb Portland
Me. weight l55 r. $. Russell Boston, class, ~, weight li5 W.
G.. Read Cambrdge class II weight, 49, -
Yale University. McCone, Petersburg, H. stroke cs. 20
weight, 100. W. McCook Psburg Pa class i3 weight 49, T.
Cooaloy Granville class. II weight, 100 W. l. Gushing,
Bath Me WEIGHT 100 W. W Fsgg YOnkers Y class
-, weight g. Phelps Coldbook Conn bow class IOi reght
l55
Amherst Prehuen-I Warner NORTHAMPTON, stroke Bradley,
Mehune G. W Hale Montague T. 7. Norris, solus " ~ 81
Bliss, Cambridge I. }. Gray Boston.
Brown PshnenA Cover Sdgewck, Me- stroke g. T. Brown
Nevport r. / Am smith Grafton Mass W G. Callw Providence,
r. l.; A. d Mcclellan Grafton T. n Luther worcester bow.
FreshmenJ Be- ant Boston stroke H. W johnson Bra
W Lloyd Pottsyie, PENN T. e. johnson, n l. Cy o. H.
Lyman. Boston. j. Milton, bow.
Yale freshmen-F w. Adee Weshester ~ Y C. Hemingway
Fahayen D. Davenport, Wilton, Conn j. Day OaAi ~ IL
NJ Browne, Garry, " Y; D. l. BOyce Chicago Ill, boz"
The single scull tWOmic when pleceded inc
University Regatta, was won by j. j. OLcary OF Nor-
cester In 6 minutes III seconds The Worcester four,
cared has not yet been decided on account Oh lo
claimed WILLIAM BLAKE.