New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
THE. CREWS on The THAMES.
rproprs no KEEP THE COURSE CLEAR
OF THE DAY.


OF THE DAY.
yow.rondon Conn June 2s tSpecol).-The du'suoh
81, leaning tho course cear Of yachts, tugs ana eNur-oh
steamers has always been serious one IL 'e ""nu'
college races the Thames Last year i'''"'" "
not little because half her men had to hoist their vars
on, y, the water on account OF the proximity OF VIZ
Tho resu 81 iii. race not affected, but the incl
dent served TO the drre that both crews ou
have a falr field. A meeting was h'u NJ INV ''''N'
,d,v b take some step prevent the recurrence
., sucb a thing on Friday. Those present were Rooeto
= cok George ST. John Sheffield and george A. Adce'
f- vale. Thomas ". Perkins and C. f. ADAMS Tor mar
vsrd Ralph Wheeler. Mayor OF Ne"hohao"' "''' 'o"'
vcCiulcv and Edward Ncilon. OF the REGATTA committee
A letter was addressed 10 W. il. snNon 'o''''" u
customs Of tho port asking him TO direct all vessel, pres
an, ,r the uurpn,e Of witnessing the race, except te
Referees judges and press hoas. |" cone !" ""'"o
half an hour before the and not u get uuer way
again until the roe Is nnish'a Co..
Collector Saxton In his reply. says that the S'rr"'
,. ., the Treasury has directed the commanding
onccr OF the revenue cutter Dexter TO report " inc
collector and to give him and the city authorizes u'h
assistance as may be- required IN enforcing ''' N'
c,,io, laws just how effective the Dexter can D.
,Ios o. n, seen y. L. Munro has announced that he
,,,o,ds tn steam the Norwood ahead oil the TWO
Tvs or course the wash from the yacht womb
Interfere With The boats and there Is no te'ne now
many other owners OF steam yochtS VIII is'' '"'N' "
,oc,dnc the shells II Mr.. Munro does It,
Neither the Harvard Yale Varsity crews dd 'nuch
work to-day; Captain Haitwoll ana se'e"i o','r "
,,o y.ic badly last night aho ulJ "'''""
,,ot things ea.ier than usual today. Both crews
n,,i.cd starting little. "Bob Cook said to-daY that
mis- men were doing the best they knew how iufther
than that he would say noucht. While the oarSincn
rou, Cambridge have not by any means overcome ue'r
f,u, in their work they arr all in the best eoniitoh
,ossle the coaches can't give them enough WORK To DO
uoryard,s superiority In physical trim and faes at
vantage in skill things up
Tn. Yale men hardly expected their Dali nine 10 WIN
az Now Haven today and thcir jubioton tohghL i inc
,uo,e unrestrlned Peng training, they cannot cee
hate In the orthodox Of college students ot ,S
had a bic bonfire at quarters. The new waters
r,n,r she'll (, expected by the Yale oarsnen Tonight IL
arrives John Keefe old New-iia,en bodtnan VIII
,av M all noht getting H. In order. and the hen VIII uy
IL tomorrow morning.
rncou,aono rcprs about the Yale freshman crew are
mi, lacking and tho Harvard youngsters are also said To be
,or,ny we'll That is well for freshmen Columbia on
the other hand IS trine dsorganized ana several ehahs
o- nad in ,ho hoa, to-day. Hamilton Fish, third. has
been taken out OF the altogether ana u IL Freeman
suhsttu,o has been called into vacancy. Some OF
tho other men have been shifted Fish rowed No 4.
and the postion has been given to i. NJ. Cutler.
Who had been At No 9. Freeman is In The No. seat
now w. n Potts, bow; NJ. Ii. Spaulding, No %
n T. Douaherty n. 5: +. w. Shepherd, No. 8:
r. n. sturges No T. and p. " Richards stroke remain
in their old paces Guy Richards, whose brother the
stroke is has been directing the work of the Columbia
men hare snce last week. and Walter Peet arrived In
NewIondon last night The changes In the boat are no
GsuAs as outcome Of the consultations Of those tws