The New York herald., 1878-03-24


perienee TO oes,ow much time on mo men ana pc
cause Captain North himself Is inexperienced. the
their stroke aud ia their use Of thor boat They 20
out pretty Regularly IN one OF the numerous shells
belonging TO the Varsity out there Is mo- that system
an1 uusiness-like way about their movements winch
the uuvsrsity crew has, and which only An exper'-
enced coach eau put inIo them The men SIM trying
lor the crew are:-W. h. North. cAptuib; HAWKINS
Bnpey, Brexster Branuosee, stephens, Bell Ham
mood, Stewaruson. Whiting swan aud Frceand.
Bnney ana Brewster eiI the while ago, de-
term,ned give up boating Dut week before
last and are now hard work making ur Tor lost time
Frceland Is a new Candidate aud slroug, well built
man. oder than tue average Freshman. He comes from
Syracuse, y. Y. New York Is aoiug very well In
furnishing material ior Harvard crew. ha"kins.
brand,gce, Grswoid anu Tue last man, Freesno iep-
resent New York state among tue csndidates Tor Tue
Freshman crew; and Litt.uer, W. rriinoie. ~ aud
H. irimDie so, are trying Ior The University crew,
ana also from New YORK The Freshmeu row
several miles every day. aud run IN addit,Qu In the
aDscnce oi coach tno Freshmen ioow 10 closely as
couvcpicnt IN tue wake oil the Univ.rsiy crew. and
the'r ira niu. wii ou tue whole. be the counterpart
oi The parent crew. Both tue Fr.sumau and uni-
versity crews III 20 INTO strict raulng some ttne IN
May; Dut NV Tie crews are pursuing oHIy tue ordi-
nary care IN ns,p'ng tneinseives well ana IN good
form.
Ine Freshman captain received u letter IRON Cornell
last week, anu tnis letter Harvard was notined
that, a Uvrneii had yielded Ii H,rvard tue de-
mand Tor eignt oar Instead SIX oar race,
Harvard snouii grant Corhelts aem.nd az 10
pace. nlnted uiy last vt,er thai lhese counter
ueinan Is nisnt arise ana that ,ney are present
trouoie may come from tnem Cornell wants 10 row
the Cambridge rresnuien at saratosl, Uut Harvard
crew rows iai ward Will be al New London,
and then tne Two Freshman crews wLi meet tuerv
Too But IN any otaer case the narvaru Freshmen
whi not 'ow Cornoi un'ess Corneh VIII row at New
LUndop.
Ine suDsctip ipuons for the Harvard Freshman crow
are increasing RAPIDLY IN nunoer s'nce Tue last Fresh
man meeting, anu tuere is non no danger that money
WI! be waning 10 senu ON tile crew Comfortably to
tue racing grounds.
rmE RACE WITH YALE
Mr. DduI Ortn, fIesuuut OF lne harvard University
Boat U.uu WIN Captain Bancroft went down 10 New
Lon las. VI rll .,G 4 ~
tiencD, the PtesIdenl oi the Yae Doat Cu3 ana
Captain inompson, oi the laie crew. mo arrange
meuts made between the men sent from Harvard ana
Yaie we're very satisfactory. Inc men from Tue .wo
eo,ieses chose Professor A. Al Wnee..r vi iaie, 'oy,
feieree in tue race. aud the Judges are 70 We APP
poiated by the Presuents oi the t~o clubs Tue time
oi the To DC ca June Is, two Gays after lhe
Harvard COMMENCEMENT Everything thus iar lnd
GATES most pleasant meeting Ds.weeh harv"ra anu
Yale, ana mere NO" s.ems 10 De lett no opportunity
tor any iilIeeiins 10 come up asaip
HELD T. CoNsIDEn THE PROPOSITION voTEs
STRONGLY AGAINST IT.
BY rELEGRAPA TO THE HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, March %, 1875
The project Of sending a iour-oared crew 10 Seneca
Lake to represent Yale in contest proposed by
Watkins Boat Club, the piize being the privilege Of
going to Europe as American champions at the Wat
kns Clubs expense, has been nopeIcssly terminated
by OF the college. IL has been thought that Hart
OF tho Centennial Yale crew, would row, but letters
have received from Captain Cook, 10 and Captain
Cons IT. both saying that Is impossible Tor them
row. The meeting Of the University was held hi.
evening. Pres,dun, Hte, OF the University Boat Clup,
presided and the Attendance very FULL Alter Mr.
Hite explained the business OF the meeting Captain
Thompson that he had heard from Cook having
ceived TWO dispatches which read Cook ADVISED OH
the whole, uon-particlpaton in Seneca Lake aIaits
aud estimated tho cost u, between $500 und 800
should crew be seuL lie thought the col.
lese had acted wisely IN selecting Kennedy
for It's representative SINGLE sculier aud stated
Kennedy would be at practice mere early MONTH
IL rnompsOn's view that II would be- Dcst Tor
any OF Yae's eight TO attempt to pun III the four
all the practice WAS needed 10 ueat Harvard, und bee
whiio the term lasts Kellogg, ol tue Philadelphia
crew. had not been beard from. Kennedy could iow,
aud Thompson suggested perhaps Browneil, OF Yale
University crew OF IA AID rs. might row. Tue
TACT thut several OF the crow had not rowed
IN shells particularly urgent that they should
lions the one oi expense. As the navy has some
debt lett from last year, the cost must fall on the
students. He thought the expense would bc about
$1,000 tor the crew.
Alter Thompson's statement II was voted upani-
mously not 20 send the four, aud the PROPOSE
ton 10 send double souls was similarly disposed
or Collins, In . letter, suggested That Wood,
'7G, could pull in the crew. but II WAS thought I'M
probable, ana II has been known Ior several aays by
thu navy officers that the scheme was dead, though
the ofor was tempting, and before Thompson's stale
ment there was some feeling favoring sending the
proposed crew. The expenses Incurred Tor konnedy
will be betrayed by prvate Subscriptions aud seven
collectors werc appointed 10 solicit iunda