New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
TILFS CRIPPLED CREU.
THE MEN vACClNATED ARMS MAKE IT NECEs.
sARY TO TRAIN GINGERLY-THE BASE
BALL TEAM At PRACTICE

THE MEN VACClNATED ARMS MAKE IT NECES.
sARY TO TRAIN GINGERLY-rHE BASE
BALL TEAM AT PRACTICE
New Haven March IS (SoeciaD Arms not oars"
is the song OF the Yale Just present every
member OF the crew is passing through the most
painful period OF the The late smallpox ag-
tation at Yale caused some stir on the campus. and
among other things responsible for what has
not happened to Yale before. the vaccination
OF the eight in a body "Phl' Bailey. the former
stroke OF tho crew the first subject TO be at
tackled with varloioid. and Captain Armstrong de-
termined TO risk further chances OF losing men
from the boat but required all the TO submit to
vaccination Thus far the has stopped train
ing owing 10 sore arms but the work Is still light,
and will remain until the swollen biceps have
decreased in size. Extra precautions have been
taken prevent colds and other trouble from ex-
posture of the arms. The crew has been on tho
harbor all the week this being its first full week
of the out OF doors. and heavy banlages
have precluded danger from the wind and water
The oarsmen have rowed about an hour day
being compelled 10 limit their work by the
turn of flood ice to the harbor with the tide. Spins
OF about a mile have been the order. and an i'm
provment is noted. The visit OF Rogers, Aiee.
Messler and Hartweil in a body last Saturday was
effective and the team work in the boat has been
better. When he has not coached captain ARM
strong has been I'm the bow OF the boat and Miller
has been retained at stroke. lie is doing fairly good
work. but the return OF Bailey will probably make
a permanent change at this position A. present the
men are rowing as follows: stroke. Miller; No. l.
Treadway; No. 8. Dater: No. ). Cross, no I, Long
acre: No. B. Beard; No ;, Holcomb. and o9w
Armstrong and Wheelwright The went 70 gre
regular training table for the year last Thursday
According the Yale tradition which allows t.e
unlucky number thirteen - be taken 10 the iaoo
with the following men: Armstrong; LanSiort
Coonley. Judd. simpson Daier Cross Beard ard , LGns
acre. Hocomb. Wheelwright Treadway and Miller.
II is said that Yale crew ever lost a race Win
thirteen men At the training table at the beginning
OF the season. Bailey will go TO the table at once
upon ms Captain Rustin and Pitcher Carter the
baseball nine Is doing its first field work OF the
sa son ON the diamond. on the first three days II
The week the work was limited to catching long
aies batting and sprinting but since then the da
mond has been in good condition enough 10 allow A
hrst nine the substitute battery has been used !
Ciunther and De Forrest. Gunther pitched on the
freshman nine two Years ago but dd not train itsi
year. Greenway and Carter. the varsity battery,
have not begun TO train. preferrlng 70 take 10
chances In the rough weather. The inheld OF The
varsity is just made up follows: stephen
son. first base: Redtngton. second base; ouinpy,
shortstop: Jerrems. third base. Speer. Keator ana
ball word Is the favorable development o. simmons:
the freshman pitcher from Andover. lie ga TAR
work for Phillips Academy last year In the oox.
but was played in the outded, as there were three
excellent pitchers in the academy Under Carriers
chances are tha, he viii be Yaes substitute in the
The edIct Of the faculty abolishns freshman
games this year has led Captain Rustin to take 70
the varsity squad the most promising OF me iresn
man candidates The acton OF the facuIty was
nns is 00 great ca FEEDER FOR the Varsity while
n: ss %sy nSa
freshmen Will arrange series or games Win os"A
mines In the city.