New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06
TIE SARATOGA REGATTA.

From a review in The Boston Post OF the
preparations making by the NewEngland College crews
for the coming regatta at Saratoga the foo"s ia'''
taken:
The four best men OF Harvard's crew Of last year
again rake their positions in the University boat this
year Two new men, Walter j. Otis, who pulled star
board stroke in the last Harvard Freshman race ana
wm r. Taylor, added. 1t is hardly prooaoie Una.
Freshman crew will be sent to Saratoga Inc university
crew is as follows:
Bop-Walter J. Otis Scientific School, Of Chicago; age
q; highr, feet inches; weight, 1853 POUNDS ~ W
Port Bow-william r. Taylor. II. OF Jefferson ~ IL
Siarbord Wais-Henry L. Morse, "a, OF Boston; age,
q hight, feet weight, l7o pounds ,.u,o,o, plain
Port Wdist-Wcude Goodwin. "a, or Jamaica iialn
(captain); age, 81 hight, feet inches weight III
pounds. -, - ,.o ,,e y, Jamaica
Plain; age. 10; hight, fet liz inches weight L"
sSSroHc-Richard H. Dana jr.. IA. OF Boston age 23
hight 8 feet l0i inches weight l6l pounds
YALE.
The Yale crew as 1t stands at present contains only
two Of those who rowed in the University boat last
year. Julian Kennedy and Capt. Cook. TIE other men
OF Yales victorious Freshman crew OF last year.
Frederick Ward and G. l.. Browne, and two fresh men
The crew, four OF whom from the Scientific SCHOOL,
is composed as follows:
Bow-George L. Browne. Scientific School, To- ofEast
IIaddam. Conn., age 20; hight o feet ihcnes' "o'H"
Port Bor-Frederick Wood, Scientific School 49, OF
Star1oard Waist-Miles G. Nixon, s., 7e. of Chicago
Port Waist-Charies T. Fowler. Ac.. 10 OF Lena. Ill.,
age hight feet 10 inches weight III pounds gsr,tn
SiarbOard StrOke-Julian Kennedy - o., TO- OF 2trut
Ohio age. % hight feet III inches; weight l"1
Stroke-Robert j. Cook Ac.. &c. of Lafayette, Penn,
captain; age, IS hight feet inches; weight 1854
The substitute selected is David H. Kellogg. Ac e OF
spnyten Duyvl. n " age, 20; hight feet II inche'
weight, 1Gii pounds.
The following Freshman Crew will also go TO Sara
toga:
Bov-Chares r. lockwood, 8. g. Indianapolis Ind;
age. q hight feet inches; weight i1I POINTS age
ao 2 nghi 1% feet - w Sfs&,y IL N pounds M
Starboard Waist-CharIes $. Meryne, Ac, OF Milton
Penn age rs; hight inches; weight l7C pounds
Port Waisi-Charles A. Clahin, g. s.: OF Hopknton'
Mass age hight fee, inches weish WopceataS
Mass. age. %; hight. feet 10 inches; weight IVA
Stroke-wam W. Collin, Ac., Of Penn Yam, n Y;
age, 49, hight, feet 10 inches; weight. $50 pounds
DARTMOUTH.
The University crew Of Dartmouth will reach Saratoga
about June o. with new racing shell 30 feet long
Freshman crew will not be sent As at present const
tuted, the University crew is as follows
Bon-Willis G.. Eaton. ir 49, Ac, OF lowell Mass;
age q hight. feet II inches weight, l65 pounds
POrl B0p-Wiam L. Wcsfglte, rs, Scientific school,
of H,yerhll, N H.; age, 20; hight feet VI ncnes;
Siar5oard Waist~Benjamin F. Robinson. IT, Ac.. Of
Manchester, n. H.; age, 81; hight Ieet weSht' i0'
PORT Wast-Charles ". Eager, IT. Ac Of Manchester
NJ H.; age II; hight feet inch weight, l75 pounds
SLarb0ard Sroke-Alexander X. Archibald IA, Ac., OF
Musquodobolt. n. S.. age, %: hgat, feet INCHES;
Siroke-Chares o. Gates II, Ac. OF somerville Conn;
age, 81; hight 6 feet inch; weight $50 POUNDS. .,
Tine s starboard waist T9 Frank Mitchell TO- S. Of
Manchester. n. H.. age, 81 hight, feet III inches
weight, 100 pounds
Only one member OF tue Wesleyan University crew OF
last year remained at tho College this year. j. E. Eusts
lie has selected the following for which shell 40
feet long by 19i inches wide is building:
Bow-walter H. Downs. rs, of South tn Berwick Me-
Port Bo,c"Iohn W. whitney 10 OF spragues Corner,
H 9s ss! 10 ~ %srTen S 81 ps
Island. Mel age, a. hight, feet inches; weight, l55
PORT Waist-Clarence A. Waldo. rs. OF Gouverneur N
@ hsh feet = inches MaT,S Weight i Ws pounds sw
ton Penn; age. %; nights feet 81 inches weight 16s
pounds.
| %; hight feet IL inches; weight, l6s pounds
SubsdtIte-Harry c. Heermans. rs, of Corning. N Y.
age, %; hight, 8 feet; weight, 166 pounds
The Freshman Class will probably send the following
crew TO Saratoga:
Boo-wnam S. wnans, If. Of Franklin. n. Y. age 90
hight p feet psss J. Wsrd Of
age. 40; hight feet inches weight, iiS pounds; II
age a. hight, feet inches: weight. l6S pounds
Port Waist-Wiliam C. Strong OF Andover, Conn.,; age
nSS isss IT. Smith OF churcnve
Nd; age, al hight feet weight, is2 pounds 900
% nsS feet weight IS POUNDS
Total weight, $50 pounds; average, 1861 pounds.
TRINITY.
Trinity College will not send Freshman crew to
Saratoga owing to the time and required for the
proper training Of the University The University
crew. as given below, pulls from 80 to "a strokes, and
will use the shell in which the rowed in last year
Bou-Grenville Kane, rs. OF Flushing n Y. ; age, 90
hight. feet II inches; weight 1883 pounds.
Port Bor-sidney d. Hooker II, Of WATERFOWL, n. y.
sSarboard Bast-John De +. MeKennan 70, Of Wash.
ingon, PENN captain; age, Il hight feet inches
Port Waist~William j. Roberts u.s. of Detroit Mich
~ nsh HSpsG ass
town, N. il age q; hight feet; weight 1877 pounds.
age, 40; hight, 6 feet weight. 100 pounds.
OTHER COLLEGES.
The colleges in addition1o those already mentioned
that are expected send representatives to Saratoga
for the University race, are Williams, Cornell Columbia
aud Princeton. while Brown University expects send
crew TO the Freshman only. The latest advices
from williams College to the effect that she will
send Saratoga this year the best that has ever
represented the College, The following have been
IN training during the Winter j. Gunster and G. b.
Hubbel, IA II. A. Barker, Gilbert, J. H. Haynes and
b. Norton 70; A. 3. Keyes aud G. b. Washburn IT.
The is certain to be selected from these eight men,
who are described the most muscular that Will
iams has yet sent to the regatta From Princeton and
Cornell definite tldings have yet been received,
although at last accounts both institutions busy
preparing for the contests This will be Prnceton's
debut in the intercollegiate contests Both University
and q Freshman looked for from Princeton.
The Cornell oarsmen are also hard at work with
determined to give their rivals hard rub on re-
gatta week. The Columbia College crew, under tho
tutelage OF Mr. Benson experienced and skfu
| man, 10 likewise hard at work.
The most notable omissions from the lists OF this year
the crews OF Amherst College and the Agricultural
College, The oarsmen Of the former institution With
drew from the College Rowing Association when Sara
toga was SELECTED IS the place for holding the regatta
and feduesed mat her be stricken from the rolls
II quite possible however, that they may change
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