The sun., 1893-06-13
uARvAnD and YALE ON THE THAMES
10th Crews show Up Well. but They SIN
Need Much Prnctice.

NEW LONDON. Juno 12-"Hup" "HupF'
"Hup!" Is Yale 'varsity's war CRY on tho
] Thames. 1t is yelled by the little coxswain az
| every stroke they pull at their practice. IL Is
an exclamation to encourage the men ana
stimulate uniformity Of action 1t Is sounded
| with a peculiar intonation that can De nearo
on the river for miles. Bob COOK aae
| veteran oarsman, arrived at the Yale quarters
| this morning bright and early. from Philadel-
| phia. His early appearance was joJiul sur
prise to the crow. and he was received with
huzzas Cook Ia not only here. but he Is going
to stay here. The crew will have no cause TO
complain OF lack OF efficient and vigorous
guidance now.
AT o:l5 o'clock this morning the Yale eight
shot down past tho Harvard quarters before
fringe OF field glasses held before Harvard
eyes. The crew pulled well over to the "est
bank in order to give Harvard as poora chance
to 500 them as possible. The Yale crew pnsseu
over the whole course They pulled SLOWLY
over tho first half mile so ns not to give Har-
ward any points. but rowed In excellent form.
AT the second half mile the stroke was QUICK
enod to 81 to tho minute. and the boat was
logged over the course at good lively rate
On the second milo Rogers. ut No. D, was Ut
tie ragged. as was also Galaufet: ~ stroke
who is said TO still feel the effects Q. ms reeSne
and, altogether. haze done about twenty miles
OF hard. steady pulling to-day.
The policy Of each 9tner tn oS sees eTews 80
4 pair oar. containing two of the Yale men:
hung about the Harvards quarters until that
O'clock. It followed the eight part way dSwn S;a
the course and did not return to the naie
The river was like oil and the sun was as
hot as mustard when Harvard reached me
sr ooHos E hP5 SsesT aown se
brown backs shining with heads OF persPtra-
tion. The men pulled beautiful st., strokee I,ne.s
recovery. On tie first half mile they pulled
80 to the minute. and on the second hal, 80.
bard bE beiore the S " crew came back to quarters.
and stroke Fennessey spashed quite badly.
oaeh perkns dd ome HnS se
The Columbia freshmen have put IN an3ther other
hard days work rowing eighteen miles. Their
OF both the Harvard and Yale |
Race Committee to- day. and Yale renewed her |
request tlnt when the course be tagged white |
be used % red a qnd bs IaG red sns .hs
blue flags cannot be seen distinctly,
The matter had not been decided uIon at
change: Harvard has proposed Mr.. Reeves. |
who refereed last years race Is referee again;
start the the crews f down the Course on the morn
80 or the
The ale university crew uniforms are cX-
,ected daily. They will consist OF white serge
suits. with q blue monogram on the coat
pocket. blue caps with white monogram. and
owing suits Of white shirts with blue Y, white
,aps. and blue Jersey trunks. Collector sax
on has been notified that on the day Of the
ale Harvard race the revenue cutter Dexter.
he police boat will carry guard flag" at
Ter foremast head. white square with red
Iiagonal cross. This will make the vessel
asily identified IL the Treasury flag cannot be
cen.
Bob Cook was seen by THE Sun Representa-
i've soon after he left the river and asked
What he thought OF his crew now as compared
'ith them when he last saw them in New Hn-
en-. His answer WAS in the limo Of iale's
sual tactics OF beittlinc her crews a hility for
ONO time before the race comes off He said:
hanges shall make3 1 cnnt tell Yet. Have
ut Just got here. Shall I remain until the
acsp Yes. IL l can possibly arrange my bus
,ess so as to do So lhad to fairly run away
} come"
There are those here. however. who think
nat Cooks determ ination to remain here un-
i! race day means that he Is really anxious
bout the welfare Of his college eight. George
dee and George st. John Sheffield. are also
mong lale6 counsellors here,