New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

nihcent showing The crew unanimously agreed
that they would have won but for the TACT ''a'
kellogg. tho stroke. caught crap aoou' '''eo
quarters Of O mile from the finish. winch c"oSeo
the crew to drop several strokes oeh'ho No'"e!''
Referring TO this incident Captain Eosoli ea'a
IF that crab had occurred little sooner 'iii''"
we could have caught and passed Corhe'' pei '
the finish fer cur boat seemed 10 nave i'ioie 'io
In u after the occurrence than 1t DID pelore'
kellogg is not to be blamed for Catching '''e o'"o
He was very sick when he came mere from Nv
Yor], and had never fully recovered. Eruai' ~.
Ia entitled TO O. great deal Of credit LOT tlie ICY
IN which he acted at that crisis anu alo" sror.c
iogg to recover the stroke thlnk oui to,mS
put up a very good race, sna ~ IDS" think we had
one Of the finest coxswains that ever s'eereo
Columbia crew.. ,,, s..tament.
W. 40 nerfact,v satisfied with what our crew
dif and more than pleased with the show,ne
made by the other crews we oen e',o ~. rowed
is the kind of race that should always ~ oweS on
and think 1t was the pest '"'e WV
the course" . ,yorocc.s crab
made any difference with the result % 'i'e law
inc coach said that he did not th,nk So ~
,,nvswojn Bocue said: THE men oDe!eo ever!
c,,n,nard. and showed. a great deal OF pluck ana
determination. The last twenty-nVe s'roHVS a.
the end have never been surpassed ,
The Columbia freshmen did not go OUT c. ', ram
ing Tonight all Of them having agreed 10 KEEP .s
i'm condition until Saturday. in order 10 pace TIC
University crew iN their practice rows. ,xos.
When n representative of the Assoclateu rieeS
reached Pennsylvania's boathouse after the race
MAS over Coach Ward vas receiving the Soli
Yratulations of friends His race ialri! peaIieu
with the pleasure he felt over the ilSit put up
nv his freshmen. He had honestly leit th'.t MS
youngsters stood practically no cnahce az an
The hard tusse they gave Columpia ior seconu
place. and their time. 9:2312. placing then d
boats length ahead OF the Harvard lr. .Sn ,n
IN last weeks race. 1861. worked together 70
make Ward feel that he had every reasoii ~ ''
extremely proud of his boys .,s,.rs
''I'm so surprised at the scrap my !ouhss'eiS
rave EN- l do not hardly know what 10 say,
laid the coach. 1T was the nnest race e.ea
Jaw or anybody else, guess for that h'a..ei,
The crew were being rubbed down Ill one -
Two CASES and the two or three otheiS VIZ
iressing as rapidly as possible Coach Wala
pointed to them, ana added: 1he' ie J." s00N
ihape too every one , ,u,ou;ors
Coach Courtney OF the victorious Comedians
WAS preparing for bed when seen at ABOUT y
o'clock. ut was fine" said he, put me oo! s
ought to have made better time. couiuh ses
very we'll from where was on the lauren 'en n
them but had my watch in my name. ana wile s
n went on to 900. or nearly that Wohue .t
what was wrong They've told me Slice ina .iie
reason they didn't dare hit her up !ttie petteI
during the second mile was tha' ->'' wa
afraid Of catching a crab. ,,.,o -,
when reference was made to the condition OF
the freshmen after the race. Mr.. Courlhe! re-
marked: "Why. they wouldn't stop rowing Az
thew crossed the line. / drew up win the iauh.n
and asked them to get IT., and he taken over "
thr toathouse but they laughed at ihe anu
pulled away at top speed trosh-
Following are the statistics OF the three lresh-
men crews: