New-York tribune., 1875-10-12


college to which the races were this year entirely
pc has already learned how 10 row, and this though
living L.. miles from rowing water difficulty WATCH
would have KEPT many students Oat OF the race But.
like several of the best American university crews. un-
usual obstacles have scemcd only spur them on TO un
u.ual efforts II the Hamilton not y,t well sup
Piled with boats L.. them daily ont in such whcrries
as arc available AMI after paying all The attention TO
coaching which in any way lies in their power and they
have hut ia remember how best o their recent rivals
rowe,) LEI them these single boats much among
themselves II j. astonishing how TINS VIII smash M the
idols bringing out the weak spots Of the seemingly for
idabie, and pressing To the front those "t less pre-
tension II the of any OF the crews would fora single
month roW daily hIceIGile whcrry race IL would btng
an improvement and ntniss for the great event which
would be most gratifying. aud wonli b. handed
down at the college as lut lhihg Whch
made il win Again. whenever l6j.pOund
man be substituted sr l2Opound man " ticie is
get the former thoroughly used to ms WORK when
maSng up the crew now "oud id-uc' thc chahst VIII
well. the record both hre and n England ~
racing viii De found 10 favor mol the htdNi, ou cttli-
rdv heavy crews The has to carry NOT ony HIM
self his or, aud sixth oil me boat bt n'teh oi ihc
Lone mile II tough, pat OF the weight Of one Of the
others, ad mere ir inIa loNu 'oIl' ; fSH'
water il scnrce at Hamilton land Is moi anu plenty o
foot work. including ioui-mc tro, tiucc evenings "a
week throughout the Nnts., ~ horrcear pace viii
bring Thighs and knee. will he most useful the
crew gets down toward HaulsdcIs I,mt. Inc athletic
nrk students Tor life ends Win their senior year
so The small piece they have 0l had better be- well done
NaAt e,n, another strong crew, one That promised
Ve,s es fn.d most crcdalc name, anl II rch- hard
that should fall back Sine also keeps her crew To-
gcthcr. cd fairly htaNy y and game dticrIin duJk ng
fellows thcy showed greatly Their need o. being
taught 10 one habit alone so scarce at sara
fng that all The in one boat had IT, Though Mr.,
osborne aud Mr. King uf Cornell had found It's virtue.
that OF throwing the head hard back and mp AT the end
al the stroke, woh hive cat down Their lime prf1eptl
liv. VI larger stronger man and good oar V"r PM
at boand there yrt ample time TOT hin in hiciI to
learn 10 seerjhi- alone would Eke thu boat go faster
while two other of The crew arr also qrsionaly iSh
II the best of their past oalnen could be with thcn
month hi. Fall looking sharply aitr ric !is ~ their
rowing and IL then incy would make unprecedented
record tins Mucr in the amount nf hard leg and back
work done they would br sr more likely to rcea tho
lriIlut prff1rl lanoc of 1872, when Amherst rOwei
down crew after crew, aud the finish left the best Of
tnrm ftr behind
YALE.
Three lengths or more ahead Of her, abreast almost OF
Wesleyan came Yale. PrThlp, equal care had been
taken with 10 other Certainly none other received
nearly 30 much public attention during the practice.
With capan of very unusual experience. and In many
ways the coach at Saratoga with nearly all of
one aud several of years experience an the Inysr