New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

ALL THE ATHLETES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF The
wEArHER-cHANGEs IN THE CREW
New-Haven March % (SpeciaD.-All Of Yales
athletes mines, crews and track athletic team nave
ortoved their first entire week Of outdoor practice.
with the baseball men and track athletes tho
change was most marked. Light practice on tho
diamond TO avoid sore arms and short runs on the
cipder track were the order the first OF the week.
hut the exercise has now been heightened TIL IL
is as rigorous as it will be for month. Inc hihe
is showing up in the most encouraging iorh Oh
any of the Yale teams Carter and GreenWay' ths
star battery have been out with the rest Oh lhe
candidates for three days. and are limbering up
for the first game OF the team, which takes place
March 30 at Hartford. with Trinity college. Cum
thor Trudeau and simmons are improving as
pitchers the work OF Gunther being especially
good the past week. De Forrest is making the oess
fight TO relieve Greenway as catcher, although 10
is not strong enough hold Carter There is prac'
ticallv no doubt that Fred Murphy. who mas re-
fused TO play this year. will be called upon IN case
-, crao,u.,v's in Jury as there IS no other candi-
,at, who can possibly Ill the position. stevenson
Il, rIaving cleaner bail at first base than ever
before. WA,
,rt. crew is rs unsettled rs the weather. With
, etrcle exception. the only men who have not
- shifted the past week are those whose seats
~ - h,,t are known to be insecure. Beard. at
-. r,t,ins his seat and will probably row In
,+ nosition a last year. Miller still remains az
,rol<e and Wheelwright at bow. but both are DONG
t,or,or work ana neither is thought 10 De sure
- - ror,nanent seat. Both are lightweghts ana
-, hort reaches and As soon the better oars
,, who are being daily shifted. are disposed OF,
Miller and Wheelwright may drop to the i'ss oi
substitutes Captain Armstrong has not ro"ed
rho mast week, combining his work 10 regular
coaching, as none OF the graduate oarsmeh are
here The principal change the past week was the
transfer of Treadway, who has roUed No. ior
TWO wears to ). where with Cross he Is alternating
for a place both dividing the work at that posi-
lion Langford freshman. has taken MS Sed'
at No Z and Is doing fair work. Cross has peeh
deposed from No 6. and taken 10 the other s'de VI
the boat. He never rowed well on the port sue
Longacre has been showed down the boat 10 10
L. he and Dater changing places. pater II latnI,
heavy for No {. but is not expected 10 remain
there long Judd has secured place IN tnt poS,,
AT least temporarily. lie has again sIpHldhtru ~
veteran, Hoicomb. At No. :. although hoicomo
used as substitute in rnat PG , a. the boat as
follows: stroke Miller: No. T. l2ngiord; No y
Longacre: No. :. Treadway and cross; NO
Dater; No. 3, Beard; No. ,, Judd ana holcomo'
bow. Wheelwrght m ., ..
Who will be the stroke Is still as uncertain az
ever Bailey returned to college last Thursday. on.
to 20 out with Captain Armstrong IN the pair car
Bailey will not be In shape 10 row again al s"0"'
for Il month. $500, -. 80 aim.
rho TACT that the crew Thursday, took its firs;
four-mile row OF the year. The day was warm ana
the ice has disappeared from the harpof ne eis "a
sned over the distance in fair time. The stroke
has been quickened the past week from about
twenty 10 twenty-four and Will be even faster
as soon as the crew recover from sore arms and
the weather Is warmer. -
Mike" Murphy's track athletic team has been
on the cinder path three days.