The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-16

Port Boo-L. II. Bradley. Ac., Of Hastings N
Starooard Wdist-Cnarles s. Mervine, Ac., o.
milton, - age. g; heigns, IT, in. weight l7o
Port wafst-Charies A. Claim. 8. a, Of Hopkin.
ton, MASS age "A height. II. In. weight LA
Starooard Strobe Ebridge O. Cooke, Ac.. OF
worcester MASS; age, y; height, T. " H.
SSoSe-wiiam ". Collin, Ac.. OF Penn Yan N.
These men do the Same amount OF work as the
University crew, pulling In the harbor and on the
Saturday AFTERNOONS. As the weather becomes
warmer and the season advances both crews wiz
make Lake saltonstal their place Of practice.
the crew win row In > new shell OF saratoga
which has just been ordered.
SINGLE SCULLERS
Yale WIN also send one or two single scuiien .o
Saratoga, ana II rumor Ia true these men VIII %
Ansley Wilcox, class OF 10 academic who pushed
Captain Cook 80 lively IN the two mile soul race
year r on Iass sStonsss and " 9. Han class d
'75 OF the scientific school, But In the coiiego
ynss the I on
honors Will then be tried, and those proving the
better men win be sent to Saratoga, and tne,r
tofore been done 1t is thought BY the club that u
these gentlemen strive to uphold the beating nonor
Of tine s nss sn sS Be no Deu
niarily a. che University and Freshman crews.
YALE VS.. ATALANTA.
Cuouiu tHo Atotont1 Ciuu III uoooi
the invitation extended, conclude TO visit this city
and row the Yale University crew Just before they
depart for Saratoga, the race will be Witnessed 0y
thousands. The promised contest mas excited
much comment, and many DO not approve or II, a.
there are chances OF accident IN such race That
might not otherWlS0 occur. Ag for the fale crew,
they seem glad OF the opportunity to test their
skill before the all eventfui day, claiming Il may
do them good and cannOt result In any harm. be
Haven Will be provided with real and unmistak.
able sensation, ana her otherwise quiet streets
Oyerrun with boating men and students from all
sections, who Will, Tor the nonce, turn the place
tOpsy turvy.
YALE's BASE BALL NINE
The exp0nents oil the national game at \ ale VIII
accompany their fellow students to Saratoga, ana
augment the amusements by playing series OF
three games with the Harvard nine at Glen
Mitchell. The Yale nine IS now constituted IS as
follows: bentley, catcher; Avery, pitcher; Scud.
der, first base Maxwell. second base Nevin. third
base; Osborn, short stop; Foster, lett field; f. q.
Smith, centre field; s. HOtchEiss, right neld.
OFF FOR SARATOGA.
The crews Will leave New Haven for Myers,
their headquarters on Lake Saratoga on the Atn
OF June. The club has not yet settled upon which
OF the hotels they will select for their friends to
congregate and make the place of rendezvous for
Yale, but 1t Is pretty certain that Congress Will be
the place. One and all Of the students are en-.
feel well assured that Lake Saratoga there will
be room enough for all and that the "Dest crew VIII
win" They cannot see in what particular the
arrangements can be improved, and are proud
thai the College Rowing Association have so many
friends, who have been working IN their behalf TO
insure q pleasant annual reunion and successful
regatta.