New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14

COLU MBIA.

The one question which Is at present exciting gen.
era! interest around Columbia College is How shall
the college athletics BE- managed? For the last two
| or three years there has been much dissatisfaction
with the Columbia College Athletic Union. AMI lately
It has become woll-nigh impossible 10 collect money
FOR It's support. With the awakening OF the ath-
eilc spirit at the college this fall, It has become
apparent 10 those Interested in the subject that
some change must be- made. Many are in favor ot
recognizing the old c. c. \ L. under different
name and constitution. but the opinion OF the ma
lory - the students about college seems 10 be that
IL would b. better 80 back TO the Old custom OF
having separate clubs for the different branches %
ath,ctior II IS believed that II will be much easier
10 get the men g subscribe money when they know
what IL f. going TO b. expended for. The fall re-
gatta. which VIII be neld this autumn for the first
time In many years. has given the rowing interest
"A boom. and Il the scheme OF the separate clubs Is
decided upon the rowing club will undoubtedly be
placed on It's f.et--1r arms-wi;hout much trouble.
The freshmen have been the river for the last
week and VIII be In fair condition for the short
81 Jess than mile. when II takes place. week
from next Saturday The Will probably be
made up as follows: Plcrrepont. Morris. Capp
kcppci. Longacre. TEACHER. Howard and Richards.
The sophomores have also been the water for
several days and already picked for the winners.
"a they row In the same places as al New-London
with one exception The order will be as follows:
H. T. Plcrrcpont. jr.. stroke; J. II. Prentice I; W.
- i.JCw. T. O.. T. B!sse.. IT, =. + DDDolnS \, A W.
Putnam. 3. l.. Randolph. ?. II. ". Pressprc;, bow.
The Junior and senior cights have not been chosen
as yet. but the following will probably be the COM
pc;itOrs: Senior shel-M b. Spaulding stroke; f..
g. Surgs :. + ". Shepard. 6. F.. II. James s. q.
X I:cach. {. IL =. Brown. 3. G. Il. freeman. p and
Il T. Kent bow Junior boat-E. W Could, q. IL.
Carter F. Rice. G. G. Goldsmith. A. Mcneil jr ".
c. shoup. J. l.. Fearing and : VI. Cherry. The crew
OF graduates which VIII also row I'm the race has
not = yet been decided upon. but among the dozen
more who from time 10 time are several VINO
are well known about coIeg" as me oltSn'en VINO
ma IT, Coumba's name on the water The Interest
that Is taken In the race this year Is largely Que
Of course. 10 the prospects - a VARSITY crew out
another incentive has been added, the graduates
have offered 10 give each OF the winning crew a
handsome silver mug. The expenses to be borne
by the graduatcs. small entrance fee Will be
While the athletic interest OF the college is IN
doubtedy Iargey centred In crews sii.i me 9tner
rcsut ,ol pcI Is is receiving the entries
The freshman football team is also doing good work
ana has improved greatly the last week. They VIII
play their first game on next Wednesday az Garden
lowing game. have been arranged: October q
Flushing Athletic clGb at Frshns' October 2,
Metropolitan IAfc Insurance Company at Williams
brldse Hovember 70 Yale at New iiavGn Tne gate date
decided The team VIII line up as follows: Ends,
guards Ciurncc and lie Prince. centre. Beatty quar-
ter back. Bedon or WOtherspoon; halves. Mitchell
and n r S2k ha n2 yet FOR Ge the G mn
and are hard at work pT9csHg The ilee club Tli
men who VIII sing In the cub arc: First tenors,
j f. Bulen ~. law: f. G. Holden mines. and Ar
thur Knox '95 law Second tenors. Il VI. Schell. '95.
mines, l.. y; Chase. %, arts; r. s Corset y and
s: Frederick Derrckc. 49, law. X. b. Whitman.
9s. mines: Il +. A. Montgomery 80, mines. and
David Armstrong. 20. arts. First bass D. II. Tay-
lor o. arts: Donald MactiregOr, 80 mines; Phip
Rlssel &C. arts: E r. Jones. o. mines. and w 9.
shoup. 81. arts. Second bass. p s. Castleman 5.
a5 law: f.. W. Davenport. mines; II. W. Heylman.
81 law: J. T. Pope mines and Clarke VOORHEES,.