The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
THE WATER WAS TOO ROUGH
SO THE FREsHMEN RICE WAS Posz-
YONED

Il u
PONED.
| This win be . Mig Day rsr the College
Crsws-The Three-eoruered Race VIII
be Rowsd Thir Morning., and the Var.
sity Race VIII Take piscs In the Even
| isg-osds OF 800 to $40 on Yale.
NEW LONDON. June 3o.-Tho Yale Harvard
Columbia freshmen two-mile strni3htaway
race. scheduled for to-day. did not take place
1t was down for IL O'Clock this morning. hut
was postponed then until this afternoon on the
| plea that the water was too rough. A blanket
OF fog hung over the river and at times
Few drops OF rain came down. The
| water. however. was barely rufled. II was
| much better water than many races In past
years have boon rowod In. Still. as the boys
feared ducking ~ they attempted to row,
Referee W. H. Meikelham humored them. and
postponed the race until o'clock in the
evening.
In the interim large crowd OF people ar.
rived from out oftown. and when the steam
ers started for the course the second time
they were heavily laden. Gov. Russell OF Mas
sachusetts has chartered the Wellington for
the races. To-day his wife Ind party on
board. The Wellington and the Mnnhansett
were caught In sudden and ter
rlfc rainstorm when abreast OF the
Navy Yard. so they tod IN ut the
Navy Yard dock until It should let up Thoy
had not boon there long. however. before Com
modore Fife. u g. N. the Commandment Of the
yard. ordered both the Wellington and the
Manhansett to throw of thor lines and leave
the dock. because they Ind failed to ask his
permission.
The Commodore's messenger intimated that
II the Governors wife would 20 to him and ask
him to allow n tic UP for minute at the unused
dock that the Comm odore might rescind his
orders. Capt. Jim Smith OF tho Manhansett
said that In oil his forty years experience on
the river he never saw such an exhibition
Of, petty tyranny.
water but The Wind TG lest 9pst tine
tRo rnss e ea Hs s sSds e. G
launch howeser Wien he came S ' Saes It Was
decided &c 10 to rostIone tho race again. 1t viii
This Will give the thousands OF people who
VIII arriyS early IN the morning some extra
this sts, wh Snt Tfn Up the the
evening In order that their passengers might
St botss tRR pp ISo the sna TsrEpS
SUM- Sun was trying to pound hole, through tho
O'clock and again IN the svennS. The u Harv.
ard crew was worke until the men looked and
fit farssh h StS in r the
ssry to do this TO keep their weights down.
me Harvard boys have a way OF gaining
30 pounds a.. day II their coach lets up
tr The Yale Grey we're aloEed to take things
right 9gain and in prime condition for the he
e nsy Y.,s caused y 5snns too
ess sads " Si"yP se5 $685. Ths % E
hn The Mhs few asrvs Wsrrers & t6s
alloy all Of the Yale money to 90 begging. ma
brother Of one Of the men in tho Yale boat has
to5ops the betting Is ese M.'' % VIC
callers today. and besides the poor sub HhH
i hands ds full Their duty consisted Of dipping
answer to the numerous salutes. Substitute
slade Of Harvard e nearly tuck cred Tonight
gave him ali day in the stiff breeze "' 0'k nag
rs sfpsss sssl E ILL., f.;
Columbia oarsman;, WI be- the 90; referee eh ee
f. ssSEs$$ss rs Esss.s s'G;s f$sE
Ssas s Hs
John Howland for Yale and G. 7. siade Tor
o% sH Thses viii be
the referees boat, an auxiliary boat. and the
Ias the
every steam vessel which has entered this
ss? ss ssF them sRs to Rs at rPsnG
adds that the United states revenue cutter
This is new departure and q good one. In
past years tlotilla OF steamers have chased
e a bs ae
nl1ss's steam yacht rnaaowa: is to Be the the
launch. the auxiliary boat However rev rn' Th ss
the engnes r and captain All the ?esIaeS
UnsaPxs;. Tho MunnatawEet viii Il be Dc" the the
pl Hs led Top" the Harhor quarters. they are
having great time tonight: The retinue Of
themselves are billed for parts, Acton is down
rendr seTera n whe
h1a sssn thsy espeGt Il ned
Phmse fem rscnSs poetry MS
sleep. He has been doing that every night for
QUIET tonsh Van HuyeF ANA ohnsoSS
is the first time for both men that they ever
ABOUT upon their beds tho greater part Of the
:. The personnels of the two crews as they will |
line up tomorrow evening with their cor
rected Weights is Us follows:
HARVARD VARSITY CREW.
Position. Name CidA and Home. Age HgLA Woht |
Bow....M. Newell %. Great Bar
rinGton, Mnss.........,....2l 5.O7 l72 |
2. n. Rantonl ~. Salem. Mass.22 S1l 1913
B. 5. Waters, - Boston NASH 5IIH lS8
Acton NJ s.. BUFFALO, y. Y Is GoO,u 1856
6...........C y. Cummings. V3,,boston.
Mass ...........,... .,.....,.!2 6.ol $50 |
6...-....F y. Winthrop %. New York 20 5llI1 1853
7.........G H. kellon. 'S3. Ens. Hub
bardston. Mass ..,,.........3 30 eco 1872 |
stroko... r. Lyman. NJ. s.. Bar Iarbor.
c...,.,,r,..,,t.... .,...'t''-O lOO
Victor Thomas. 20. Boston,
MASS. 1O2 |
Average weight. 1I71s
YALE VARSITY CREW.
Position. Name, C'aS, nnI Home. Age. HJhL Wight |