The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-11

portant position. {; j. nor new 70 MIN. az ne sat
there IN last yesr's struggle when green saplinF
OF much muscle all acquired BY hArd work IN the
gymnasium and outdoor sports. lie Is the pitcher
81 the college nine, good boxer and very quick
and agile IN all mis- movements, although his figure
demonstrates solldltY, sturdness and power
we'll Tnis clty bred Lao IS TWENTY-FIVE years 81 age,
feet II = inches In height. ana will weign TO-DAY
about 1855 pounds. He Went into the struggle LAST
year Al $50 pounds, but hopes 10 be one or Two
pounds heavier IN the coming contest. / think
Eaton Will suck TO the end, anu II Of beaten
crew bear the III luck manly, but II OF tne veto
rious shell wear his honors with that mode-ty
which generally cnaracterizes winning college
SIX.
sumner Wallace, No. . rom litte Rochester
eular and bringing with him the hardness VI con-
stitutIon found on farm, the boating boys Of the
college asst year picked him up, put MIN IN
SMELL when he r0wed In the class races, proving
one OF the winning crew. or very broad D OK,
SOLD. compact cnest and hardened muscle wallace
looks as If ne would take n0lo oil mad dog ana
TWIST It's neck II required. lie Is the youth oi the
crew. having Just turned tweny-one, Is .
liz inches ugh, and Will weigh, without gar
ments, about 15S pounds He Is. \ good new man.
Benjamin +. Robinson SITS next, pulling No. 3.
he IS the captain OF the six and in last years.
boat occupied the same seat. Mr.. Robinson Is the
nBnteSt Oar among them and doesn't look as II he
had the muscle and hard snnAI column required
10 keep lime with his cast-lron associates. He
has, however, and beside IL possesses good dea!
OF caution and Judgment which must be OF
service 10 Dartmouth. He has an excellent idea
OF work ana fair form. Possibly with less strength
than some OF the rest ne will Jay over them IN
No. 4, Walter Y. Frost, OF Dublin. n. H., is the
other new man. He born and reared on a
iarm just under the browning heights OF old Mon
adnock. ana seems as rugged as its SIDES. Rowing
in class races, he promised well and was taken
into the boat, time demonstrating the wisdom Of
the selection In Mr. Frost Will only combine sklll
with MS strength he might become Sader or a
BagnaL He's ''rouser,n every inch or nm He
asconisnes you oy the masslveness OF his rib ana
beam. His arms are Ike the steam pipe or an en-
CINE, and MS cnest shows hard work, Walt. don't
take 10 shirt collars kindly, but their absence sets
nn m hal oil nc
throat. Frost Is q mature man OF twenty-four,
stands eet IL inches. and, when ne went into
training, weighed lS4 pounds, meantime reducing
IL TO ITO pounds
Frank w. Mitchell, q student in the Chandler
Scientinc Department OF The college, VIII occupy
seat No. and help the boat on It's course, 10
whatever the end may be. There Is much pleas
ure III looking at this oar IN the SHELL as the ruddy
face, great broad back, OF the same number or
inches across rom shoulders To hips, ana the
knots or muscle Standing out all over MIN, demon
strates mis- immensely ana strength. Frank has
been farmer though born in Manchester, and
varied tRe tling OF the soil by equally hard work
boaring and Is one OF that kind VINO
would daily work to exhaustion II It We're
possible IN MS case TO insure success. Sucn a
ticty OF recovery with II, must prove almost In
valuable. Mitchell rowed In the same position
last year, ana Is now a better man than then. he
Is twentythree years OF age, JUST tops six ieet ana
viii weigh ABOUT III pounds ut present
Cnarles w. Eaaer viii Rlye the crew It's stroke,
and he Is confident that he WILL give IL right Last
year ne sat ID the waist OF the boat and did some
/ .talln pulling down Lake Saratoga. He Is also
| from Manchester, making the third from that
town. IS another six looter, ana has a stock OF
CURED muscle that must prove OF good service IN
/ the task he has before him. Eager thinks the
crew VIII creditably acquit Itself, in which your
correspondent JOINS
rms YEARS STROKE.
Initiating the less exnaustlng and slower stroke
OF Yale aud Harvard this year, the Dartmouth
have better chance OIL victory than ever before.
Mitchell picked up many points while at Saratoga
last summer, ana III he and Robinson can give
themselves the same skill as Cook, OF Yale, c n
teacn mis- crew, why shouldn't they win / say,
IL they can, which Is slightly improbable; but the
practice stroke OF this year IS more III conformity
with ideas OF sensible rowing than they ever be-
lore practlsed, and they will prove no mean an
tagonlsUs I'll Dartmouth don't pull IN the nag
this year, she never Will, said the Junior and
really am OF the same opinion.
Elliott, OF Greenp0lnt, 10 building the racing
boat. and the crew Will stop at Curtis on the
lake.
rhe Freshmen will not send O crew to Saratoga.
Will the college pc represented In the sculers'
race.