The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-09
STATISTICS
OF the Yale Varsity Crew,


business at New London in final prepa
ration for the races with Harvar
| Thursday, June 2S.
There will be three races on tn
| Thames on June 2S. The four-oaret
race between the substitutes of the two
university crews will start at 1880
nj. and row down stream with the tide
| The freshman race will start at ll;4o
| but If postponement is necessary, vii
row on the next day between the hours
| of eleven and two.
The university race will also be rowec
| down stream and will start at 1915 p
me. In caseof rough water, the race
will not be started after seven O'Clock
that evening, unless by mutual consen,
to the contrary, No boats beside those
carrying the officials will be allowed to
follow the crews. except the Yale and
Harvard launches.
Two observation trains will be run,
one on each side of the river. The New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road on the east side, and the Central
Vermont railroad on the west bank.
Applications for tickets on these trains
must be sent to w. j. Scheppe, 379
White Hall, before Tuesday, June IL, at
6 p. m.
The statistics of the men who will
compose the university eight and of the
substitutes to be taken are as follows:
Frederic w. Allen, 1900, captain, of
Walpole, Mass, No. 6, prepared at An
dover. He is twenty-five years of age,
weighs 1870 pounds and is six feet one
and ana hn1 ir1nhpc IN hntobt
Alexander Cameron, Jr., 1901, stroke,
Pauls. Height five feet ten and one
half inches, weight 100 pounds, age
twenty years.
Augustus S. Blagden, 1901 S., of
Washington, ID. c., No. Z, prepared at
years Of age, weighs 172 pounds and is
six feet two inches in height.
John w. Cross, 1900, of New York
city, N. 8, prepared at Groton school
He is twenty-five years old, weighs $50
pounds and Is six feet in height
John P. Brock. 1900, Of Lebanon, Pa,
No. 4, prepared at st, Paul's. He is
twenty years of age, weighs 12S pounds
and Is five feet ten inches in reight.
James H. Nedecken, 1900, of Milwau-
kee, Wis, No. 3, prepared at St Pauls.
He is twenty-five years Of age, weighs
IT'S pounds and is six feet one inch in
height.
Henry F. Wickes. 1900. Of New York
city No. 2, prepared at Andover. He is
twenty-one years of age. weighs 1853
pounds and is five feet eleven inches in
height.
Paul L. Mitchell, 1901, of Cincinnati,
O., bow, prepared under a private tutor.
He is twenty years old, weighs 40
pounds and is five feet eleven inches in
height.
George P. Chittenden. 1901, of New
York city, prepared at Hill school. He
is twenty years of age, weighs Ill
pounds, and is five feet eight inches in
height.
The four-oared boat will be selected
from the following men:
William B. Williams, 1900. of Phila-
delphia, stroke. prepared at st. Paul's.
He is twenty-one years of age. weighs
100 pounds and is five feet ten inches in
height.
Henry S. Hooker. 1902, Of Washington
d. c., prepared at Groton school. He Is
twenty years of age. weighs ITO pounds
and Is six feet two inches in height.
Philip H. Kunzig, 1901 L. s., Of Phila-
delphia, prepared at Delaney school.
He is twenty years OF age, weighs ITS
pounds and is six feet one inch in
height
George G. Lincoln, 1902, of Washing
ton, d. c., prepared at Friends school.
He is twenty years Of age, weighs $50
pounds and is five feet ten inches in
height.
Hugh Auchincloss 1901. of New York
city, prepared at Groton school. He is
twenty--one years of age, weighs ITO
pounds and is six feet one inch in
height.
Morgan X. Armstrong, 1901 S., of
Hampton, Va, coxswain, prepared un-
der a private tutor. He is twenty years
Of age, weighs 106 pounds and is five
feet seven inches in height.
FRESHMAN CREW
The coaching has been done entirely
by F. G. Brown, 1901 though J. A.
Hartwell, SO S., looked the men over
Monday. Mr.. Brown will leave with
The crew today, and will remain with
them, to have charge of the coaching
The statistics of the members of the
squad are as follows:
r. Bogue, 1908 of Brooklyn, N. Y,