The sun., 1892-02-07
comprehensive understanding By seeing the
Totals iTs l. s45 ro,a .16s 1s77Est ase.i7A 1880

Totals .17s 345 Totals. les 1877 Est ase1I< $50
These figures are interesting. They show
iss1,. the personnel OF which was the same In
e y he IN ~oS BE-
sf than s% that Isf fsss :i sstss,
Iounssr nns sTsS than sesf sSs sfsw q 1856 and I
fve years younger than this years candidates.
son hst az ass ,Mo
weight-hnd been pretty well shattered. And.
so far as the inexperience Is concerned. the
crew q issSs which Was prse.iealiy the same
the following year. distinguished itself TO
have the third principal factor lose its convinc-
The present situation a. Yale Is not so much
aQuestion OF the men as II is OF the coaches
no doubt that Yale is in very bad way in this
respect. The entire work q coaching rests
had no assistance. 50 Tor. and the chances, are
apparently very slight for his getting any help
ms the e S s Ss
out any Well-deansd system oi Coaching. and
they didn't see how such condition Of affairs
could exist Now. IL they will take time t. run
Nw asy.n they s S Yale in s aea
worse on. There is absolutely no one even To
help Hartwell. who has become coach from
necessity. He never did any coaching until this
Hartwell did not ,reaiizo, what a mammoth
Ioe be Was ~ nndsrtasins Thsn he scsensed sd the the
eN-Capts. Stephenson. Rogers. and Brewster
.or the early nart o! the season. with Capt Bob
ager Of the big Edison electrical manu'actory
at Schenectady; and finds It impossible to get
s ,Se rsssr ESsr hsn: a e VI SeT SSsf
Hospital H. thought that he could run up to
New Raven every Saturday. he told Capt.
Harwell. But he has only been able TO get up
once. Brewster has gone abroad for his
health. and will not return until some time 10
dence in Chisaco % and is M rrac.isins h ~ law there
The momen, Hartwei found that he could
PEELED to become coach himself until he could
hea. from Cart; Bob Cook. He is coaching the
his sst9 the a his 1s a. hs
members how he Was cnached himself: He
wrote TO Capt. Cook. Informing him, of the
and s,r"ishten natters @ % out He E could W get Ga no
satisfaction out IT Capt, Cook that way. how:
in The suS W o: last wednesday with the II ' pub.
lished result. Can't Hartwell returned TO New
Haven with heavy load upon his shoulders
attention to coaching now. and will not be able
to DO any rowing himself tor long time tS
DO anything % for the crew crew during & The @ sp1ins W at
There. Is no prospect either Of the crew 60
dd sn to
do that hut unfortunately there was no ready
money. The e1cheQuer OF the Yale navyis re-
ported to be in a rather bad way. 1t would
cost something like s.. 800 to send the crew to
the Quaker City to take a special course from
Prof. Cook. Consequently that ephereal idea
has long since been abandoned. All that the
undergraduates ask now Is that the alumni
take some interest," in the crew 8 present al
most helpless condition and do all they can to
alleviate II.
The regular daily work Of the candidates
consists o; short runs and exercise in the
gymnasium and in the tank. The men have
three movements in calisthenicS They are
the hack swing. the grassh"pper movement.
and the leg extension. They do each OF these
three movements seventy-fye times. Then
they row in the tank thirty minutes when they
cannot 60 OUT upon the river. 1t is Cap.
Hartweli's intention however TO have the men
out upon the river in the barges as much as
possible.
Chatfeld is being tried at No. g as possible
stroke. Ives may also be spoken OF as can.
didate for stroke. But II Chatfeld should prove
capable Of filing the place satisfactorily, Capt.
HartNell would probably prefer to have Ives at
No. I. his old place. Ives has done great work
stroke Of the shell. Hartwell will row at either
No. or No.3 probably the latter. owing to his
weight
But 1t will be many day before he takes his
oar. unless Capt Bob Cook changes his mind
and assumes charge OF the crew as its coach.
II behooves the alumni Of Yale to see that
either Capt. Cook or one Of Capt Cooks disci-
pies hustles right up to New Haven and re-
heavy load.