New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
COLUMBIA FhESnMEN.

K McCook was referee. Harvard came III winner ainld
tremendous uprOar o. steam whistles ana cannon an"
the enthuastc shouts OF the spectators VINO ned the
shores and covered NJ large feet OF yachts
and excursion boats on the river The WAS ant
mailed EVERYWHERE cleaned the bright costumes ana
gay parasols OF ladies, and the college boys VINO
have completely inundated and overwhelmed lhs
usually slaid town. shone forth To oalges' rio'
bots han kerchicfs. blazers AMI caps glowing Win
The coors OF tho three coutssng COLLEGES Tue
Yachts saboats aud steamers were covered with nays
NJ red ,us AMI blue and white. one tuS with cargo
Of Harvard freshmen aboard blaze VI req n"gs anu
when Harvard came winner the young gent =ineh on
the nery tug shouted, danced Dro"Auo""s "n "uh9eN
o." AIt.rthe race Harvard challenged by Yale ana
Columbia to row tne freshman race again. naIvaIu.
however decnnrd the cnaengs. Iho feeling between
Y.le ana Harvard Is sIrJn- tni' ye.r An "a. @ an
the Harvard freshman crew TO row INC arc in1 ~ m
na. mere .sed leelins. On the other manu- ne re-
marks made Wy Robert J. Goo. im,HeO''' tns
U,cyard men, There mas been considerable
comment OF uulavorable nAtaro BECAUSE cue 5
started the race ~ water pat Ia MS u-toiu
IL mus DE said tn,t all Of csp.ans we're ASKED
tney wanted 10 row ia such water "Hu ''oy al ''1
Atrr the race to-day Yale sent down the Harvard
quarters ana asked that II at the time LOT std'
lace Tomorrow tne wafer shou't oc ~ IN. Harvard
on as II was the race to-day tue ~
men would not 10 have The race started va" ,n,
row up tue RIVER O'Clock IN the e'ehlnE .o's
Harvard repiiri that sucn an arranseneh' 49," vh"
great uI.a ppOlntneu ~ ne e"lonuon P'oPu' ,rs
nd handsomely coward the expenses OF Tue
races IL WAS l agreed thai II the WAFER was
i A.
tue mere tue review Ol to-ua, & ths
owing Mace 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or O-inOrrO" race NV
grrat VARSITY contrs. Inc pOlcits oi ia'o so
| Harvard setlu To nt III To each Olher "e- ~,
serus ANXIOUS tbat Harvard shdll start on
ory-two stroke take the iost Ihey hoPc tn"' w
Harvard crew VIII he unable hUId their pace anu 1u11
,ffrr IN. .,cnnd mile The Yale can pick ln'h w
anu pass the M. The Yale men assert tnat Do'
ran row a., fast tue last Iulle as on inc hiSt
Na.e -ai he IN excellent c"sdltoh 'u 90
Generality IA confident OF victory On tue othrr s'"e
IIryrd wants 10 take lead AZ nssi, believing tpa AZ
Inc end OF thr second iir, tney VIII be so lar a"eau
/ I nat .le cam
TIE victory o harvard lrt sAinah ere" h'5
! Harvard stock Dei tng lrblKht Is eEeh :
,nl To-day that II were ahead Al tue t""''
nag Yale could never eaten them IN tue woIu' F'" -
| IA. cuurne instead O Iour. Al Viu oo"S
| ing .umuus OF Harvard sail tDlS evening. -. =.
came down Iele WITH tue Idea that ndI'di" Va"
h..ier rrsr but have been Ia a launch On tue
river for days watching the crew anu pe"eno ~"
tnal they ,iand au excellent chance OF WHILE ~.
rrnnhl, with tue Harvard crew seen- 10 DC lhhe
two OF the men, Remington and colony, arc ono
framed and that only been ia tue po~'
month ana has worked too bard IN 100 snort nni'
II In,s men should be abe To Keep up the laPi
.lokr IN, rae. Is alrs There IA SOME Tear that
vii pei r,ttleI wnen the Harvard crew gel "hcai
ami los, the race that The Two varsity crews
an for spin ast even ~ or them rowing 10, NJ
| teen uIunirs. Harvard went mp the river anu l",c
down On pubic form tue Yale men ought To win o'inr
vii, ru.I too much To HarvardS gong 10 pieces ~ Tue
second mile lax rue Harry, men deny mat 'ne
Faulkner stroke II any suorter thhn tue oiu nv,
srosr Dut every else drcHrrs mat ~ Is TUG "''
and Columbia freshmen crews are frying 70 aff"uso
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