New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
HARVARD.
PLACES IN THE UNIVERSITY AND FRESHMAN
CREWS NOT YET FIXED.

PLACES IN THE UNIVERSITY AND FRESHMAN
CREWS NOT YET FIXED.
Cambridge. May 90 CspccaN.-Now that the work
OF the Mott Haven team and the freshman nine is over
for the year. the athletic interest Of Harvard College
centres in the two oTcws-unversity and frc,hman-and
the university nine. While the crews are practically
OF first importance. yet yesterday and today the nine
has superseded them popular topics OF conversation
For tomorrow, Princeton comes to Cambridge and
Pitcher Young viii make his final effort 10 win for
Princeton. As Harvard look at IT, the crimson
team is bound TO win, although the score will probably
BE- cosc-much closer than It was three weeks ago In
Princeton. The battery will In all probability be
Highlands and Mason.
The university crew is SIN In confusion With the
placing Of Lyman at stroke. il Thought that the
mai order OF the boat was settled But II was not
Bond and Sade are alternating at three and Winthrop
has been put at four. The order at present is
stroke Lyman; :. Kciton 6. Acton o, Waters; A.
Winthrop; 3, Bond or Sladc; 2, Rantoul; bow Newell
The problem to be settled during the next week Is
whether Cummings, who has been laid of temporarily
for sickness, shall his old place In the boat at
or D. In ease Of his going into the boat. he and
Waters viii row 3 and . las to which will which
has not been decided, and both Bond and Slade will
then be substitutes. This uncertainty must be de
cided within four days. for by June the crew hope
10 go to Ncw-IOndOn for goM-a week and a half
earlier than usual. The principal thing about which
the crew is worrying at present is the possibility Of
Mr.. keycs not being able TO coach at New London.
II Mr.. kcyes could not coach. Harvard would be with
ont a coach, for both Perkins and Adams. who have
been In charge q the crew, In the Law school ana
cannot leave Cambridge on account of the cXamna-
tons.
With the freshman things hive been going only
fairly we'll The crew took to the shell a week and
half Tuesday. but Of late the work has not been in
the nature of an Improvement. The makeup Of the
crew has not been materially changed ard il Is still
exceedingly doubtful whether Cook will be able 70 row.
No changes will be made, however EDDY continues
TO row at o. and Lambert will take Cooks place as
substitute If the latter is put IN probation since
Thomas went 10 the university crew, ~. Frazier has
been cONswainng the crew. and has been doing good
work The makeup Of the freshman crew. together
with their weights. is follows: stroke. Davis ijG
. Pardon, l52: &. Eddy, 10; D. Grant. 173; 4,
Potter. III 3. Briggs. i56; > Richardson, l5l bow
Cameron l52: substitutes Cook 10 and Nindc. l32
The crew hopes to 20 to New London abon Jnnc 10.
The list OF u>hrr> for The Memorial nay service at
Memorial Hall is AeasNiz, B"nncr FOlanshee. torhi
CUmmln. Cardcll. FORBES Gray. Hunt, Lake Newell
RholdeS, sil,cnsta. Thondikc. Waitress. Barlow.
B!ayden, Conv re, Cumming. Fclhn-, iri, Town
send, Moody G.. WalcOtl. Schrz. Parker, Bcals.
sherwin. Lowell Mills. Wad,war,h
on June 10 10y the Rev. Or. Edward Everett Hale.