The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23

tho Eureka Club the Myscs and rritous not putting
W Yoap pg bow: j. B. Anrsm.a stroke; J. r Con.
troll, coxsvain. Crew No. ?, William Porsil, bow;
William Glars sr s's soa together over Inc
course, tho winner being crew No oy aosu' nsi'
boat length. Time, I'm. S5s-l2m. 37a !,
The second race was tor JUNIOR single SOULS ~
was divided INTO TWO heats, really making two races
There were four entries Tor each heat In the nrs'
heat there were John Young Eureka, and Joseph
lalon Mystic. Samuel A. smith. OF tue Tritons, and
George Clark, OF the Eurckns did not appear Young
won tho heat, after good tug with his COMPETITOR,
by about four boat lengths Time lin. 6os.-l2m 02s.
The second heat WAS won BY Frank Phps, u me
Trisons, tour having started. Fronk oampoe o, ane
quarter, when he "windcd' ana had 10 withcraw.
Phillips time was Ion. rs.
SINGLE ScuLL RACE
Then came the OF the Gay. This was for senior
single SOULS. OF Ave entries only Two nppearea-
From beginning TO end deep interest was ielt IN This
race, the contestants mokng reasonably gooa Time
snort quick stroke. On the nrst halt mile they Kept
well together; then Small snot ahead ana kcp. me
lead TO the end, coming In Ave boat lengths ansao
Time, 9m. SIS JOIN BIS.
Tho NTH race was really no race At AL u con,
sisted OF walk over by Philips, OF the Ir'tons. IN
the nnal heat oil the junior single SOULS
rno sixth race was between two six Dared gigs-ons
OF the Aystics and one Of tho Eurekss II was
GOOD and was won by the Eurekas. The crews
were:--
J. Young DOW Watson Ryno, No. s.
=. Young, No. 8. J.p. Control, coxswain.
W 3 Fisvoll, Nos. v.,,,
Il. l. Phillips, bow. &C Frcng nuyssn, No. 5.
NJ. L. Hayne, No.. J. a. T. Dunning, stroke.
X. W. Adams, No. 3. Z. Is. Williamson, COX.
On The nrst quarter the Mystics had the lead, but
upon the second the Eurekas shot ahead ana Kept
that position Til the close passing the home line
about boats length and hall ancad. Time, sm'
2Ajzs.-Sm. 30s.
The stroke Of the Eurekas was 81 to tho minute,
while the Mystcs rowed short, quick stroke.
The seventh aud last race was between two crews
shells. On the first half mile the TWO Eurekas led
but touisd at the Triton house. The Triton crew,
four lengths behind, shot ahead, but soon they
too fouiod with canal boat at anchor and Withdrew
IRON the race. Tho Eureka crew took new start
Tho winning crew consisted OF Potter Young, bow (;
W. Ryno, No. 2; w. b. Flavell. No. 8; J. b. Angel
New YORK Athlete Cluo. acted as referee, and W. A.
Brn zinghsfier, Jr.; Manning Force, +. K Fort
meyer and 5 A. Leihrop Us judges and time Keepers
THE HARVARD cRxw-THEIR CONDITION, WEIGHT
WITH THE YALE CREW.
CAMBRIDGE, June %, 1873.
The Harvard crow now At New London. Most
Of tho attended the exercises Of class day, and
stser pull on the Charles River they shipped their
boat and lett quietly Tor the scene OF tho struggle
They wen, away their contest With Yale with the
finest repusalion Tor good MATERIAL hard work and
honest training OF any crow sent under GRIM
son coIora Captain Bancroft ana Mr.. Watson have
rneritsd tho highest praise from everybody Tor their
CONSCIENTIOUS and satisfactory efforts The crew thsm-
sevcs go or in excellent spirits and with plenty OF
modest confidence. Even osss day they took
their regular pulls ON the river and they may
almost be said have stepped out of their shell into
the train. Why amount OF coaxing Will get q man
TO look a. glass Of ale except At Bancros bidding.
"No," said ono, whom heard urged very strongly;
"pcrnaps we shall get some Scotch ale at New Lon
don This simply ypihes the faithful spirit
OF the crew. since my last letter The crew have
trained down about ne as could be wished at this
day. and NOT One either. Bancroft has had extra
hard work to do, being class day marshal but while
last night no might have been suspected OF being
little on there fear that he will be anything
but ia excellent order the 2Sth. Tho weights and
ages OF the they werc last night are given
herewith Tho averages OF last years crew were 20
years, l65 lbs Yaie's crew o. last year, 2lx years.
l63 los; Of this year, 20x years, 100 lbs These
figures decidedly suggestive IN view Of harvard's
astv EAR an