The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-18
YALE TO MEET WISCONSIN.

stall This Afternoon-Last Practice Held
 esterday-Make-up and Statistics of the
 Two Crews.
 fbe Yale freshman crew went out to Lake Saltonstall yesterday afternoon at about o'clock and rowed until dark, that being the last practice they will have before the race which is expected to start at 5 o'clock this afternoon, The Wisconsin crew was also out yesterday afternoon and took a spin of about four miles. The western men are in prime condition for the race and are confident of success. A good race may be ex- pected, .g.-
 It had been the idea of the manage ment of the race to enclose that por- ton of the lake near the finish line and to charge admission, but as this would involve fencing in the highway the peo- pie of East Haven protested strongly, and so the management has decided to make no attempt to charge admission. The public may see the race without paying anything. The New Haven Street Railway company will provide all the cars necessary to accommodate | the people wishing to attend the race, and cars will run every ten minutes; fare ten cents.
 Dr. r. R. Bolton was yesterday se- lected as the judge at the finish for Yale. MT. Whittlesey will be Yale's timekeeper and Guy Richards of Co., lumbia will be the referee. The Yale crew was coached yester- day and Tuesday by George Adee and by MT. Knapp,
 The personnel and statistics of the two crews are as follows: WISCONSIN CREW. A. r. Alexander '9S, bow, of Meno- mince, Wis. weighs 15l pounds. He rowed bow in last years crew. Walter Alexander '97, No. ?, of Mil waukee, Wis, weighs 160 pounds. He | was captain of his freshman crew and
 a member of last years university crew.
 Marshal Seymour '9S, No. 3, of Beloit, Wis, weight 157 pounds, He roWed stroke on last years crew. Curran McConville '98, No. 4, of La Crosse, Wis, weighs 174 pounds. This | is his second year on the crew. Lee Austin '99, No. 6, of Danville, Wis, weighs 164 pounds. This is his second year with the crew. 1 William Deitrich '9S, No. ', weighs 1 1531b pounds He was a substitute on | last years crew.
 Lester Street '98, stroke, of Dixon, III | weighs 159 pounds. He was stroke or his freshman crew and substitute or 1 the university crew.
 1 The substitutes are Kinnaird of Me 1 Gregor, Ia, and Daniels of Madison Wis. Harry Crandan of Milwaukee
 coxswain, weighs 109 pounds.
 FRESHMAN CREW. The following are the statistics of the 1 freshman crew:
 Y. H. Hewitt, stroke, of Brooklyn, N 1 Y, is IS years old, 6 feet in height
 weighs 156 pounds. Prepared at tht | Brooklyn Latin school. w. E. $. Griswold, No. ', of Erie, Pa. 1 captain of the crew, is 19 years old,
 feet inch high, weighs 163 pounds, ant | prepared at Black Hall. | N. A. Howard, No. 6, of Brownsburg Canada, is 21 years months old, fec 11% inches high, weighs 163 pounds, ant prepared at the Hopkins grammar l school
 l H, Parkhurst, No. ,, of Hartford
 Conn.,, is 20 years old, 6 feet high, weighs
 163 pounds, and prepared at the Hart ford high school
 c. w. Slocovitch, No. 4, of Brooklyn
 N. Y, is 20 years old, 5 feet inche high, weighs 166 pounds, and prepared
 at the Brooklyn Polytechnical school A. F. Way, No. 3, of Westfield, Mass
 is 20 years old, feet 101A inches high
 and weighs 153 pounds. He prepares for college with a tutor.
 T. Wright, No. ?, of Buffalo, N. Y, i | IS years old, feet S12 inches high, am weighs ITO pounds. Prepared at tn
 Buffalo high school.
 w. K. Sturges, bow, of Providence, E IT,, is 19 years months old, , feet inches high, weighs 155 pounds, an prepared at St PauPs school. 1 c. P. Barker, substitute, of Union, N
 Y. is 21 years old, feet 1f1a inche
 high, weighs 166 pounds, and prepare at the Genesee State Normal school. A. Cheney. substitute, of South Man
 chester, Conn, is 19 years old, fee high, and weighs 142 pounds. He pre- pared at the Hotchlziss school A. B. Marvin, substitute, of New Ro chellc, N. Y, is 19 years old, feet III inches high, and weighs 156 pounds Prepared with a tutor