New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
COLUMBIA.

Webb has been in entire charge OF the crew can
didates this week Justus A. 2. Cowles. the coach.
having appeared but twice The men we're not
put upon the slides until yesterday. and as re-
suit much better reach. catch and recovery devel-
opments TO be noted than a. this time last
year The only change IN the method OF the stroke
has been shortening OF the reach. thus consider
ably raising the tension on the abdominal and SIDE
muscles With the exception Of Elmer. who IS
suffering from a cold all Of :he candidates are II
good physical condition. After a few hours at the
chest and weight machines and long. STEADY
pull. the men sent for mile run. This. con-
tinued throughout the recent zero weather, mas
toughened the students beyond danger OF colaise
The only change IN any of the boats has been the
Advancement, Of Henderson from No. on the Sec
ond freshman crew TO stroke OF the frst
The recent edict OF the intercollegiate Union tnat
all candidates must pay their own training tao!e
expenses will not affect Columbia. For the last
few years her men have each contributed s. A
week and It will probably not be necessary to IN
| crease that amount. Captain Longacre has NOT
yet determined upon city quarters" Macy VITA.
formerly used is now College Hall. the home or
the departments OF Latin. Greek and mathematics
Midyear examinations. which began on Monday.
viii continue this week On February u the
second term will begin
The following freshmen allowed 70 wear their
class numerals: G. W Buckhol'z. G. ?. Prout. G.
!. Fox G. L. simons J. h Stuart. a. NJ Henoer-
son, L. Livingston. jr.. and 3. ". Newman.
Columbia will be represented tonight at the an
nua meet OF the Boston Athletic Association 4he
feature NJ the evening will be special mile relay
race between Cornell and Columbia. The let'e7
contestants are NJ W Long. g.: f 4. 5 ,lalt 81
Captain Harry G. Hershheld. '9s and A q Belts.
p c. Columbia men have also been entered IN
the spirits distances and weights
The most important in;ercoiieg ate hockey game
Of the year Is scheduled for tonight At 81 Men
olns Rink between Yale and Columbia bo'h
tearc are in excellent condition and the contest
should be interesting one nc o, ,!,,, an 81.
whites CHAMPIONS VIII D., h2ueIs' II - l,-tf
Bclden. Van Voorhis. Pcll. Henderson ana ..,..''
WHO defeated the Naval Reserve on
~ TIE last meeting OF me Ln'oh 'n' .t--estrsa
team vas admitted e memee r., ,Eo vs,ropo,ltan
permission 70 send a s This I. IN lire with
Co1m6ia's policy Of 'oiring only such 'ssocia-
u0 or a. 1,crtr~, Nortby'' has elected George
HsIrar 90 editor-in-ohef. and Melville Il cane
T.,ts annual change in The spectator Board.
made necessary by the retiremen, O. no , sni
members took place this week Mot 'uIIn 80
pvsrs Edwin Taylor Iglehart. H. y ran -, ~ 70
eri. paul Keope' W A Smith. ir.. and w -
symmes retire. There are oyer 49, .S Sor he
Following year Arthur a. GS" Easlrts. manager.
and W. ,..S ~ for he varsity ana class base
bell teams are now gettng No liver viii nee
the candidates IN the latter part OF 'ns mere
/ u,iu coach them until the last ol arr '"''
are tbirty-four candidates for ne VARSITY, -,
| TIE committees which will have chafs" IN
/ ,,,-'I. ,-ti-r 20 the 20 class plner C'',-i-N
PPI,iav NcHerTr Moor" Letsrt. SRI or So, al
De Nie Their publication Is 10 rye I'VE a, 4. ner1.-
S .sousd bv bong published only monthly .,
Tha nr,t lacrosse team s1ua1 i ool ~ n Noson.
,baI 9 .oS. Il ". Znsscr go e Blgms g s. II
Jones. 'oi 5 J. F. phillips, D =; - "a a r
f. R and i Gei IsTT 90 o. s 51d
$: = Kelly %. P ana ana s Z; 9 smith 20 !
F Randolph 20 /; R = F. S psT1a f2p'2c5"I
l. 6 = kite % Ii ana %, T. fc,s T MIL be rcd iA.
The taFd IN o. Havemeyer Wall he facgl,Ss o..
! chemistry. metanurgy and architecture nouns
h4,b s Art Committee has accepted nc mat9 }rer,
| - r'-lrrs cesar. presented 70 Columbia ~ "''''
/ watts De Peyster.