Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-05
AT THE UNIvERsITY.

The Grew Still Hard at Work-Rob
Cook May Suddenly Appear Monday
Stevenson 'SS VIII Coach the Fresh.
mon Nine.
The University crew has been rowing morn
ing and afternoon since Wednesday, under
the coaching of N. James 80, but to-day
most of the men are out of town. Captain
Allen allowed those who 30 wished to 60
away yesterday afternoon and return Mon
day. There are at present eleven men at the
training table, and this number will be kept
for some time~yet. The makeup Of the
crew has not yet been decided upon. Rogers,
who will row in the bow, weighs 1875 pounds,
and Is q good oarsman with experience In the
boat: Brewster, who rowed No. last year..
weighs now 100 pounds and pulls with the
most finished stroke in the boat. Hartwsll
and Captain Allen are two Of. last years.
crew and will pull No. and stroke respec-
lively. The four other seats will have to be
hiied with new men.
Newell, 1S5 pounds, who was substitute
on last years crew, will occupy No. This
year, and Ferris, 1872 pounds win row At No.
9. There will be ''acrap" for the two re-
naming places between Simms, Bullet
Hsffel6nger, Ives and KEmpke. The aver
age weight of the crew as 1t has been rowing
for the last few days is about 1856 pounds.
| the heaviest crew that Yale has ever turned
out. The launch was used Thursday for the
first time. The new shell that is being man.
about the first of May. Although Captain
Allen has written to Bob Cook
to come to New Haven, NO
word has been received from the renowned
Yale coach. It has been Bobs usual custom
to never answer the letter, but to pop up In
New Haven unexpectedly, and therefore it ia
| supposed he will arrive In town on Monday.
'68 crew, will spend next week with the crew
and show the oarsmen their faults from the
bow of the Yale launch.
Several members of the Yale athletic team
have remained in town until to-day, training
FOR their respective events. Trainer FitEger.
aid has been preparing the track at the field
| so that when the candidates return next week
they may begin hard, faithful work in prep
aration for the meeting on May 30. Captain
Robinson and the men on his team have left
town until next Wednesday.
The freshman nine does not promise very
we'll this year. A picked nine beat them al
the field Thursday by score of 10 to IL,
and considering that some of the men on the
picked nine have played hardly any ball this
year, it looks very much as If the freshman
team would be badly beaten by Harvard.
For Non-Support.
Louis Cohen of 1873 Lafayette street wal
arrested yesterday charged by his wife with
non-support of herself and wife.
Stole White Horse.
white clipped horse with dark tail wa
stolen.from Eaton street where it was stand
ing last night. It was attached to sidebal
buggy with light robe.
The CITY Missions.
At the City missions hall, corner of Cour
and State streets, at 2:30 this afternoon, tn
entertainment of last Wednesday evening
will be repeated for the children who attent
the usual Saturday afternoon exercises.
A gospel temperance nesting will be hels
at the hall this evening. The hall is ope
every evening Of the week for meetings Q
other exercises, to which all are freely we
come.
Sunday morning the Sunday school ant
Bible class meet at o'clock.
On Sunday evening there will be service
appropriate for Easter, with addresses b
Messrs. T. q. Root and E. O. Whitney c
Yale seminary and others.
The hall will be open throughout the da
to-day and also during the evening for tn
, convenience of any friends of the City mis-
sions who wish to send flowers for Easte
use. Those who send plants in pots may oil
tain them again any part of the day on MOI
day. The children who attend this aftel
3 moons entertainment at the hall are ais
requested to bring with them cut flower
3 from their own homes and the homes
| friends.