New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
and sent the young man TO bis now post, where
us hope, he found Joy with his sweetheart.
TIE YALE CREW HARD AT WORK

Now.JIayen March 1.-The Yale crow has settled
down 70 hnrd dlones work aud from until June
there will he little PAUSE In the preparation for the
race The recent athletic difficulty. while prndihg'
made II hard for the candidates TO do much work.
~ the whole interc, was nj sorbcd in another line.
II was not definitely known whether thor" would be any
crew or not, and The enthusiasm usually manifested
nj thi, season Of the year was lacking. Now that
everything has been settled. however the candidates
are bending To hard work and the rivalry for the dc
sired positions Is increasing every day. The mon
are oiling with Il Will and from tho present outlook
the o3 crew bids fair to keep mp the reputation Yale
achieved last yer.
At present. however. the crew IS not what might
be expected or Desired AZ this time last year the
90 crew was far in advance Of the present men.
or course TO a certain extent this Is owing to the
athletic difficulty already referred to- but to greater
degree 10 the fact that the candidates themselves nr'
not so promising. In the first place. they are rather
scarce and those who have offered themselves arc
not up 10 tho usual standard Of lale'S crews. They
have NOT long been I'm the University boat II Is irn"
hnt all have rowcd before and haze had considerable
experience In hcir line They are all improving how
ever aud there Is doubt Int that several available
men will be developed
The crew has nj present thirteen candidates. THIS
time last year there over thirty. hut at present
there are only three t. I'll. lIartwell Is out
Of college and Ballet Is IN the Law school while
Graves IS In Europe. for which place b" started
Immediately after the new rule was adopted IN"
thirteen candidates rs follows: ''aland"'' ives
Van IIuyk johnson. Paine. Chaheld Iiowlnnd.
t,ootchIns Rogers Toneacic. Beard Gross. I"lG"r
and M,,sor: Of these CallauGc. Ives. Van iiuyk'
johnson and Paine are old men and sure OF scat
while nearly all the others have rowed before In their
class crews
The men are now rowing H. two crews. Galaud"t
strokes both these and viii. OF course. occupy
Tint position permanently. Ives has charge OF the
candidates, and does nearly all th" conching. DC
casionally Hartwcll comes down. usually on sa'ur
do, and George Adec Is also occasionally III the
city, 40 other coaches have yet mad" their appear
oncc. however. and will not probably for some time"
Allen and Stevenson will probably be on hand IN
Nav or June and will give the men the benefit OF
,boIr experience Nothing has Teen heard from
Bob" Cook though there l. general impression 'A"'
he VIII keep his weather eye Oh the crew MS has
been his custom for 50 long II Is doubtful u lac
comes 10 New-laven. however. hut VIII probably
visit the men nj New London in June.
The first crew IS made up follows: Gallnudct
stroke: Beard :. Goctchln, Il. Mcs-i'r ;. ram" D.
Van Iiuyk ,. johnson =. Roger. bow. H"nrd IS
rowing In Ivc,', place Will" NE la'i.F c"l'N, 'i'
crew In The other crew Ionsn, ]" ana F"s, i'M D.
FoIgcr Rowland and 'Aatn"li. bow; ~" m 'i""
/. The most PROMISING ana Lord ''," n iy '' ="
Ne,,lcr ar" regarded rs ''' 'i'" "'' my
T,c mcr hcrin practice every day at p NJ
and ON ~a'uirin,s II 20. IAc practice. consist
~ work fl ia. gym INN. u hV" M" run ana i"""H
IN IA" tank Last week ~" ere" to'N '.''" I'm.
Wcdu day March ]. the Will l' sent I" 'h'
training liable. Twelve m'n VIII rr%i%my -, ,',, ~
and porllu, the whole thirteen. ms J. 'i' Hr0'
wedding tie crow receive, and pr'ic'i' all, narrow
,ir candidates down t" this NUM-" r. ON WAY ~, w.,
rot,", l.y viii 20 10 the loaiAoI~" m" paper
Shell, liza, have been ordered will arrive In April.