New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
HARVARD.
A BRIGHT OUTLOOK IN ADVERTISEMENT
REQUESTS.

Cambridge JAM 10 (SpeciaD.-The contrast oc'"c'n
tho lag. week Of college before the Christmas recess ana
the first week since the Is strongly arEco' ic
there a noticeable apathy in NIL atnlcu''' p" Nv"
therc has been a complete reawakenhs IN cNei' '"n
All the candidates for the class crews INC "' ny
crew. the Mott Haven team the HosI''"" ''''''
ALI out and at work-and next Monday the ba'coal' men
90 into training. Altogether IL haS "oo" 0'' WIN
in athletics al Harvard.
Harvard feels pretty confident OF her aD'iN 10 Dea
Yale In the three athletic contests III te
athletics the baseball games and the crew" IL II vi '
last more particularly. that Harvard neh pm "'n
faith for tho outlook for winning ere" i oliHh'' vi
sst wears victorious eight every man Is DacA III coeSe
and at least six Of them are sure 10 row" NaP'ai nv
ION himself Rantou Newell and Cummings are already
in training Powers will be as soon rs he returns Ho'
Rochester, where he IS suffering from 'c Grip anu
VAIL the rcioubtable No. of last wears crew VIII DC
gin work on February for b. that time he VIII Dc
wholly recovered from the injury to his knee which ne
sustained last fall while playing football Ihe otci
two men Of last years crew. Perkins. the eN-'aptI'
and LYMAN will not In all probtbily-PcFAih' De
cause tho doctor does not think his Injured arm can sunni
the WORK. and Lyman on accom-, 81 TOO mu'h "o'" III ~
Medical school although the latter has expressed ms
willingness 70 out later In the year III case Oh hcV
nal necessity This leaves practically Only TWO places W
be strlven for by the numerous candidates SOME VI
whom however are doing such good work that they
The best Of the new Ninde. 49, nnd Acton
NJ s. entirely new men, but promising, 80 Captain
KetOn SAYS BOND. ~, who ro"cd on his class ere"
last year Sade, 49, who has rowed on his class ere"
for two years and Canhorn, c. who trained tor the
university some months Inst year captain
Keon has had the In the tank for the last four
days and under the coaching OF {. I. Adams aud OK
Captain Perkins the work was prosecuted with Ngor.
larry Keyes expect to be here next week {" give his
rffa pfiop IN flp n =
rowing follows Stroke NInde, '93 T. Ranton %
g, Cummings. '03 ;, Newell '0i; T. Bond, 81; ,.
>lndc. 'G3 = Acton, VI. =; bow, Canho.n, g. MI of
the class crews hard at work; the seniors under
F. " Wariss. the Juniors under George Burgess. the
sophOmocs under l., Loring, and the freshmen under
". VI. Brigss-thc captains OF the respective crews
Davy, ths Cambridge boat-buldcr In, already
started ON the frame Of the shell for thi, year, uni
vcr,ty The line, ot last year, boat VIII be-
reproduced. but there viii be several new feature.
the principal result OF which Will be to make the she'll
lighter The first point where new idea comes IN
1, IN the space between the gunwae and the ria-
ing This piece Of wood. which i, parallel with the
gunwac. usually stops at the cockpit; bui in the n"
hn ii Is carried end Of tho boat The eunwulc
70 H. made five pounds lighter. \ thin brace /, Ia
be liked the square spaces and to the rlb,
II the craft. which Will than make up the loss
In strength. Tie boat will probably weigh only 30
pound, and VIII be- the lehtcst eight cared she'll ever
mnde.
The outlook for the Mott Haven team j, good Al
most all II The Old mon are back In college. fact
the only prominent track athctl, men who have not
returned iin!ny and *. II. DAVIS. When the
ne, iIr lie hlst TIM" TIC other ia, 1t vas found INA,
over 40 candidate, presented thcm-elvt the largest
numb there Nas ever been. Is number Of prominent
freshmen are among these. ana u'r" !, every lndirA
l.In Of strong team. Tie work j. l.ht for the
present. and tAr loo men are divided into seven or
eight smaller squads.
~ The viii 81 Dr. HuclminStcr Brown. Harvard
g,f T., hc tool s.,,l
Tie tcsiator has given 10000. for the purpose of
founding prufc,,orlnp IN DIthOpcdc surgery and %
the College Library he has etveu his medical books.
The HarVnUl Val" joint debate Will be held In
sander, Theatre next Thursday evening. O'Clock.
and the anticipation & at present tht the theatre Will
q" ov'rcroWdcd. Governor hu.-oll VII preside. and
the subject for debate viii he That . young man
,ast.n. BIZ, Ar-i ballot IN lao. should cast u iDr III.
nominees ~ the Democratic party Yale ha. the
Affirmative and Harvard the negative.