New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
CORNELL. PICKS HER HENLEY CREW
NAMES or THE Young ATHLETES WHO WILL 90
ArnoAp-GRENT THINGS EXrrcrED



ithaca. y y May 1.-THE thirteen young mon
who viii - to Englani for cornell have been So
cc.-l AMI their names follow. Tho nist eight are
tho ones who now have seats in th" boat The nest
four viii Doe taken ~ substitutes. ana VIII s'li'
, chance - dlsIlacng any u the men BOW having
soats f, their work proves 20 be- better n the train
ing on the other side OF tho water The OH one
IS the coxswan
+ NJ Matthews. Buffalo. '9s bow. height D icef
o., inches. age tworty-one. weight l', NJ H. S''l-
man Tonawanda. =. Y. 20, 40. 2. height i''' ~
inches age twenty weight lG4. l.. G. Iiag"r BnnH'.
% No g. l0is inches. are tw"niy-four. w'ishl
l7s; f. ". Freedom. Ithaca. Sc. 40 l. he'kh' .
feet II inches age ninctc.n weight l7G. T. w ZEN
nell Elmlra g. No. 3. height feet. age nineteen
weight I76: T. Hall. Washington. ontario post
graduate No g. height feet 10 inches age twenty
three weight IT: G. A. Louis. brooklyn. n. NO .
height feet IL inches, twenty weight lo IL. H.
Hamilton, Saginaw Mich. 3d. stroke. height rect
az inches age twenty. weight le5; f. D. '"'''h'
Buffalo 81 c9xswain age nineteen. weight wv
northumberland F. Dyer. Washington. 30
height feet llia inches, age nineteen weight ~"
r. l., Shape, Milwaukee. 20 height i'e'. 'sc
,wenty-three weight lGj; VI. W. Roe. Chester y. -
a. height feet Ioi. inches age twenty-five weight
lGs: w Bentley Fluvanna. y. Y. 80. height ioe'
II inches age eighteen, weight l6'.
The whole party will comprise sixteen persons
tho thirteen above named. Courtney. the coach;
w T. Hastings. commodore Of the navy ana - -
Francis.
Tho stroke set by young Hamilton. OF IN" h'"'''
crew is Il terrific one. and there VIII be Few poa'-
men who will credi, the statement that the ere"
10 at ease when they rowing nfty strokes !"
tho minute A representative of some .hshsh
paper here few days would not believe inc
crew could row such high stroke. lie was TAKE"
out on the launch by Courtney. and the four crew
| ranged alongside and told by ,ouith,y ~ 80, 90
agoing and let fairly well but 10 Keep ro ',,
his tlmepiece and the various 'hpiess9hs od' ,nn
| face were worthy photographers ops s D"
| The Henley crew set the pace from the STAR -
dining with "A thirty-eight stroke. Hamilton -,
nnlly worked ND IN fOrty-twO then 10 orE,,,,
and when the stroke went To forty-'N tnr "a
became 80 excited he yelled out iinIps lS.' o,,,
was further excited when the stroke h.n,a IT,
| and exclaimed: when tell them TINS IN h"e'''''
they will say ne a.. ,,.. grovs
As the time the departure for the crew ssoT 70
near the excitement over the rae" con -,
| grow and the sporting element BEGIN 10 ION ,b,,
| For bc.s The local enthusiasts WIN was.f WI" III
| sands even on Cornell although me rei99rt'u u
| from London are to ! against 'prheIl' ~, -, n
! 80, confidence * placed I'm courtney, anu Il" -.
Cornell crew has already rovci iniic anu ~
in & minutes 10 seconds ard the pest UNI 49,
| on the Henley course IS G5l. ana TOT less YIN" =
milo and "A half II ia confidently nsScrteu ma ~
| c.nrne Henley crew conceded alfcady 70 DC III
hcst and spceliest turned out from nclr' ~,
| moi only run away from the EnS;isn, crews, ou'
| smash the English records for the he"'ey 'o'