Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-26
IHoffPs SON, BELDEN & Co.

'9G varsity crew and was elected captain of
Eaward 4. Boardman of Boston stroked his
freshmen crew in the Poughkeepsle races
last year and rowed so well on the s"oho,,
more crew this spring that.Lehmah seleCteu
him to stroke the varsity crew: c,,
stan:ey HOLSTER Of santa BaF6aTa' par rowad Tai;i
with the '95 varsity. He rcwed on last
years varsity. =,
rowed ! on his freshmen crew and he'd the
same position on his class crew this year
W Whbeek of M RoshesreE SS nat row in hs is
class crew this year because of his being
selected for the varsity; ;.,.
last years freshmen crew, which won me me
class races, and rowed this season until
shortly after the crew came to PouShkeepsie.
when Bull was put in his place. -
r. S. Hudekeper lives in Washington p
C. Steered his FRESH men crew against Yale
and Columbia. and steered his sophomore
crew in the class races .ast year.
IN THE YALE BOAT.
David f. Rogers of New Canaan, Conn,
strokcd his freshmen crew. Last year he
tried for the varsity, but failed to get
place.
hi freshmen crew at Yale and was a sub
stitute to the varsity crew which went to
II. &. Campbell. jr., halls from Paterson
n. j. He rowed on his freshmen crew at
Yale.
sides now rowing on the varsity crew, is
! manager of the freshmen crew. c
PhtllD IL. Bailey OF w lnuSOT I%DchS, 'oHii,
rowed on his freshmen crew, was a substi-
tute to the '95 varsity and rowed on
the Henley crew of last year. lie was
elected captain Immediately after the Hen
Fred il, Allen of walpole, Mass, rowed
for the first time this year.
| w. f. S. Griswod of Erie, Pa, rowed on
George II. Langford of St, Paul, Mimi,
making the. varsity in his freshmen year.
Louis r Green of Abba n ~; y; was vas, coXs nd
| was chosen to steer this years varsity
early in the season ,rno, , oonta,n %
| his '9S freshmen crew, substitute to the
Henley crew of 96, and substitute again
p. D. Mills of West Point rowed on his
| freshmen crew. He was a substitute to the
varsity at Henley last year.
CORNELLS REPRESENTATIVES,.
s. Wiley Wakeman, Bridgeport. Conn.
was captain of the freshmen eight and
rowed AZ 3, both in this crew and the
Wilton Bentley of Fluyanna, N. Y, was
Annagolis race C09ntingent' 0i rowod :
San MS varsity TsfamS4 Of SES~ 5 and H Ae 6e S
Asa S. Carleton King, Johannesburg. n; y,
was No, on the freshmen crew and heid
same oRPS RS.2Sn IN 1as AnnSpos pSed
/ No. . on the Annapolis crew. =, :,
T. O, Spellman, North Tonawanda, y. Y,
I
! crew; was No. 2 on the Henley crew and
| No. q in the &c varsity.
| T. J. Savage New Haven, Conn. was cap
| tain and rowed at No. l in his freshmen
| crew and was at No. on the '96 varsity.
| Il. A. Briggs OF Quebec was captain and
| stroke on the '04 Cascade eight stroke on
his freshmen crew: substitute on American
| varsity of 80 and stroke on the 96 varsity.
| Il. D. Colson. Buffalo, was coxswain Of
his freshmen crew and held the place on
| the Henley 'S5 and the '96 varsity.
| William c. DalZel, jr,, South EgremOnt,
Mass, was No. on HIS freshmen crew and
| was put in the same position for the An
theodore l.. Bailey, New York City was
| No. on his freshmen eight and also on
| the Annapolis crew.
G. NJ. Oddie. East Orange, n. j., was al
No G on his freshmen crew and was cap
tain Of the Annapolis eight, in which he
rowed at No, 6.
Emmett b. Carter owego. N Y. was
stroke Of both his freshmen crew and the
Annapolis eight.
Lewis /. Tatum, Philadelphia, was sub
sttuted to the varsity crew in his freshmen
year; rowed No. ON the 'H5 Poug ghkeepsie
crew and No. I in the so winning varsity
S l.. Fisher, Cincinnati steered his fresh
| men last year and was coNswain OF this
| years Annapolis eight
| w. b. Stanford, Grandview-o -on-Hudson
| rowed bow in the 80 freshmen crew at Cor
nell and hled the same position on the An
| napolis eight.