The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-26

rowed with the '95 varsity. He rowed
on last years varsity.
( Henry McDufiie, of Manchester, n.
H., rawed Z on his freshmen crew
: andtaeld the same position on his class
crew this year.
five on his freshmen crew but did not
row on his class crew this year because
of his being selected for varsity.
Clark Thompson, Philadelphia, rowed
six on last years freshman crew,
r. S. Huidkoper, Washington, d. c..
steered his freshmen crew against Yale
and Columbia and steered his sopho-
more crew in the class races last year.
YALE.
David F. Rogers, of New Canaan,
Conn, stroked his freshmen crew. Last
year he tried for the varsity but failed
to get place.
Payne Whitney, of New York, rowed
on his freshmen crew at Yale and was
substitute to the varsity crew which
went to Henley last year.
II. G. Campbell, jr., halls from Pater-
son. n. j. He rowed on his freshmen
crew at Yale.
]. C. Greenway of Hot Springs, Ark.
besides now rowing on the varsity
crew is manager of the freshmen crew.
Philip H. Bailey, of Windsor, Conn,
substitute TO the 'S5 varsity and rowed
on the Henley crew of last year. He
was elected captain Immediately after
the Henley regatta.
Fred Allen, of Walpole, Mass, rowed
for the first time this year.
W. E. Griswold, Erie, rowed on the
freshmen's crew.
George Langford. ST. Paul. Mimi,
stroked for the varsity crews of 80,
SO and '97. making the varsity in his
freshmen year.
Louis f. Green, of Albion, n. Y, was
coxswain of the freshmen crew last
year and was chosen to steer this years
varsity early in the season.
George T. Marsh of Troy was captain
of his SO freshmen crew, substitute TO
the Henley crew of SO and substitute
again this year.
p. D. Mills of West Point rowed on
his freshmen crew. He was substitute
to the varsity at Henley las year.
CORNELL.
S Wiley Wakeman of Bridgeport,
Conn, was captain of the freshmen.
eight and rowed at No. both in this
crew and in the Annapolis race.
Wilton PenJley of Fluvanna. n. Y,
was a substitute on Henley crew and
on the Annapolis race contingent.
c. S. More, clean. n. Y, rOwed on
his freshmen crew, 3 on the Amer
lean varsity Of 50 and on the '96
varsity.
Asa Carlton, King. Johannesburg. n.
Y, was No. on the freshmen crew
and held the same position in the An
napolis race.
Nj. NJ. Odell, Baldwinsviile, n. Y,
pulled No. on the Annapolis.
E. Q. SDillman. North TOnawanda,
was captain and stroke on his freshmen
crew, was at No. on the Henley crew
ard in the SO varsity.
T. a. Briggs, of Quebec, was captain
and stroke of the "a Cascade eight,
stroke on his freshmen crew; substitute
on American varsity of '95 and stroke
ON the SO varsity.
f. d. Colson, Buffalo, was cOxswain
Of his freshmen crew and held the
place in the Henley '95 and 80 varsity.
William C. Dalzell, Jr., South Eyre
mont, Mass, WIS No. on MS freshmen
crew. and was put in the same position
for the Annapolis race
Theo. L. Bailey OF New York city wa
No. on his freshmen eight and also
ON the Annapolis.
c. NJ. eddie, East Orange. n. J., was
at 6 on his freshmen crew, and was
captain of the Annapolis eight in
which he rowed No. 6.
Emmett b. Carter. oswego. n. Y,
was stroke of both his freshmen crew, |
and the Annapolis eight.
Lewis L. Tatum, Philadelphia, was
substitute TO the varsity crew in his /
freshmen year. He rowed No. on the /
IS Poughkeepsie crew and in the Sc |
winning varsity.
S. L. Fisher, Cincinnati. steered his /
freshmen last year and was coxswain I
)f this years Annapolis eight
W r Stamford Grand View on I
Hudson. rcwed bow in 95 freshmen |
rev al Cornell; and filed same position /
IN the Annapolis eight.