New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
HARVARD.
AN ATHLETIC ssHAKE-UP-BArTLE BALL Will"
ANNEX GIRLS.


ANNEX GIRLS
Mace May 70 (SpeciaD.-Some radical
,- 80 l,een made in the Varsity poat tl'is
o, altering completely the makeup Inc 0
-.oas brought out the 96 crew as "''ne'' ~ =
.,oa,lent crew II proved 10 be- AS ioS"'
the oarsmen have been put directly lh'o NV
49,, hoot and the men shifted about IN uneNpeV'e
,oys Waters wasuirst Of all taken ou' u VI.
- u,rdor % moved from bow 10 NO. l. steven
or nc .os nlaced at No. s. instead or blake o.
rrownsend go. was moved from No. /" ~
,,hle Rullard. go, who had been rowing DIT W "
was nut back to No. ?. Lewis 49, va
,rovnsend's former place at No ana foroes' V"p
- - ~, sonbornore crew went in at bow Such
- "a mis- was never dreamed OF three "eehS
- when the crew was supposed to De ro"l"s ."
ats final makeup. The fun order no" - .
1ennessv sc: No. Z. Purdon, 70; NO o. N 49,. =,
,aa. No 3 stevenson, sc; No 4. TOWNSEND w. ~ ~,
. az,is ,os: No 2 Bulard. 90; bow, FORBES 70
o. % =. s,-onea. coincidence that both the HarVaro
"a vale crews,have six sOphomores ID the poa~
A innovation was Introduced on Ihursody IA
the organization Of the so-cailed coilese ~
II was made up Of those who had Oeeh pu' oI
the Varsity crew and Of the more pro"ilie"t .ns
s,,t,,,es The order of rowing was hales' 90
80. Cameron. '95 No I; Wilson. 81 NO. o.
waters. 81 No ;: Hoag. 81 No I: AtWoSd ~ TS SI
crew VIII remain fable II viii row under the coach
snS Of WatTass 90 who had charge OF the SUp"c
ECU AMI made 20 much OF success u IL
twon1ile race will Oe arranged about Jun JUN tbai
two- iWrsitv hut II Is prohabe that before tha'
zine there will be several interchanses OF ZIG" w
tween ene from today Harvard will compete IN me
INTERCOLLEGIATE sports at New ork AInSr the
feated at Yale she mas I d lose - men from other
colleges many of the events IN "Inc.i n,bor hand
place at NewHaven HaTvard; on On ne mai ori;y
" hsr winning events she has mao recOr1s VI.
VI nber college has equalled. II Harvard uoes NJ
at NewYork. the results OF cnT rSversed as last
me me- YsIe won the.Mott Haven cup and iost IN 'ne
The baseball nine keeps pegging away with PERM pann
ne 20 80 look forward but final defeat rem.
syjvania has is believed mere me oess Vale
OF SoI,iiS ce,on are both supposed 10 be stronger
than the Crlmsons. but Il Is hoped Una. a. r. tro
succeed in winning at least nose saIe S,,ds Hard
series which are PLAYED the home groulus - ~.
~ ANYTHING better be expected, as tle my ~ nc
apparently failed 10 improve enough " NC " ~
piosHWp ad0esday for the first time perhaps In the
n,storv of athetics in this country, genuine CT
test took place between college men ." Or. ~,
and Annex girls on the other ~ wds Toe naed
.hattie ball" and introduced II both IN tne i1eir .
and IL b 5Ss f far Gas FOUND favor
only with the grind" class, wnIie the S,u s nuse
look on with supreme contempt 40 ga W "a tea m
unpallant enough to win by score OF 70 20 90
The Harvard Dental School has caught 'he oase
ball fever and and 1g org PeTcval n as manager
p Upton for three years tackle on tne MAJ
eleven, has been engaged 10 coach the Ohi'eiS''' "
Michigan football team next year. -.
Harvard has won the first Of the two CORE,
coincidence games which the chess CLUBS OF fhrVaru
and Yale have been carrying on for several months.
was the Scotch gambit $500 .oe l., -. ,o,,o,s.
The first seven Of the Signet from 70 IS as oIIo"
ardson, W. r Dennlson. P. D. Mason and r. STOCK
ton.