The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-11

NEW HAVEN. March l0.-Capt. Payne Whit.
noy took the ale crew this evening to the
regular training table for the season. For the
| present o novel sch,auc has hcen adopted. The
| oarsmcn in the first boat will BE- kent regularly
| at the training table. while the members of tho
second boat will 90 to the table for only dinner.
There are sevente Oh candidates for both boats.
The first eight are rowing as follows: Stroke.
Flint; No. :. Groenlcaf; o, Groenway; ., Cross;
McGeo; 3. Brock; 9. Capt. whitney: bow,
civilians.
ITHACA, March 1Q-Fou crews were out on
tho water to-day in shells. two green ones of
this years freshmen. last years freshmen crew.
and tho varsity CHEW. Several hundred stu
dents were crowded along the shore intensely
interested in tho work of the crews. Some of
tho Freshmen are promising. They all worked
and acted as il they were doing the most serious
thing of their lives. But they were verv nwk-
ward and found it very different from rowing in
the mNlohines fastened to the floor OF the gymna-
stun ON the campus. About 2:3Oa shell was car
ried out by eight young follows and no instruo.
tiops wore given to them. They handled the
boat as II they had been there before many a
like a mtShine. 1t was the varsity crew. five
Of last yeaa.r's champion eight. with three others
who were. equal to the occasion, Dnlzel. stan
ford. and Oddie in the places OF Savage, Wake.
man. and Spillman.
we'll after Being ont Of eii it IN for o S" si1 on" or eie a.
months as that crew is doing to-day" said
courtney, hNs race Tightening up with JOY. Tho
green freshhsen were forgotten for awhile and
Soon another she'll came out. 1t was last years
freshmen ere H.. They were ready sor a brush
with the varsity boat. and 1t called for an
expert eye to Ndiscover any room for improve.
ment.
PRINCETON. March lO.-The sixth annual in.
terscholsstic tennis tournsment for me cham
pionship OF che Prt1ceton League in singles will
be held on the University Tennis hssociation's
grounds Saturd ey. May 81. The tournament
Will be open to mennbers Of the Princeton Inter-
scholastic League only. and no limit will he
placed uDon the number Of entries from each
the Princeton Association, which will be held
for one year by the school whose representative
10 the winner Of tho tournament. This cup will
become the permanent. property of the school
holding the champion ship fo- three years, not
necessarily consecutive. Prizes will also be
nRment.
The National Associsa ion. in order to encour-
age the sport in preparaio DRY schools. has offered
q prize representing the interschoiastic cham
'pionship of the United States. to he contested
for at Newport next sumnler by the winners of
ward. and Columbia.
NEW HAVEN, March first practice
baseball game OF the season was played to day.
Two mines were formed. Tine Varsity defeated
the scrubs. 20 to 3, in a sevS'n-inning game. The
second team played loosely: Hall and tearrl
pitched effectively for tho rtwulers. Robson. "a
freshman. put up u star game at third base.
The Varsity played as follows: Pitchers. Fearri
and Hall; catchers. kiefer und Sullivan: fret
base, Nadsworth; second base. Hazen: third
base. Robson; shortsIop. Camp and Desaulles:
outheld. Greenwsv, Wear. Wallace. and At
tains. Practice games win be played three
times q week till the team leaves on its Easter
trip on April Z.