The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-24
STdTISTiCS OF HARTARD CREW.
Three Veterans in the Boat-Not Man
 Under Six Feet.

New London, June23-Three veter- ans of last years crew sat in the Har- ward shell of 1901. Hugh Bancroft, with an experience of two years, occu- pies the most trying position, that or stroke. Bullard, until the last mo- ment a substitute on last years crew, is now a veteran. in view Of the fact that an accident to Captain Higginson gave him an opportunity to row In the varsity eight against Yale year ago. Shuebruck is the third veteran. These three constitute a nucleus. reinforced by James Lawrence, who rowed in the winning university crew in 1899, only to fail of a position in last years shell.
 The other half of the eight have all had considerable experience in class crew work, and are by no means ineX-' perienced.
 Not a man of the crimson eight is under six feet in height, and the aver age weight of the men is ITO 1-4 Ban croft. who fought 1t out to a finish in last years heartbrealSing climax, IS powerful and steady, and he is relied on to stroke his crew in masterful style. Tn the middle of the boat he has a steady trio, two veterans of last year s eight Bullard and Shuebruck and Law renee of the '99 crew. The crew is a well balanced one, and they are fight ters, every man of them. Little Jack son. "cox" of much experience, has displayed much coolness and good judg- ment,
 Hugh Bancroft, L., of Cambridge, stroke, prepared for Harvard at the Cambridge Latin school. He rowed on the '9S class crew in his senior year, and rowed on a number of Weld club crews He was captain of the Weld
 Boat club for two years For the last two seasons he has rowed at six on
 the university crew. He is 21 years old
 and weighs 176 pounds, and feet ? inches tall.
 James Bourne Aver jr., 1903, of Rox- bury, Mass. No ', prepared at the Rox-
 bury Latin school. He roWed on his school four-oar which won the B. A. A. interscholastic championship in 1898. He has rowed at the Newell club since entering college, and was No { in last years freshman boat. He is IS years old, weighs 174 pounds, and 6 feet F inch tall.
 Harold Bullard, 1902, of Dedham, cap-
 tain and No. S. prepared at Noble and Greenough's school where he rowed on the four oar crew, He roWed at in the 1902 freshman crew, which estab- lished new record for the two- mile
 course at New London. This spring he was stroke of the Newell junior crew which won the class championship Last year he rowed at two in the university boat after Higginson's accident last year. During the winter Bullard was | elected captain in place of c. M. Sheafe who was too busy in the law school tc row this spring. He is 21 years old weighs l6S pounds, and Is feet 12 | inch tall
 James Lawrence, jr. 1901, of Groton
 Mass, No. 5, prepared at Groton school l He rowed at No. for the last three l years. He rowed at No. 5 in the win ming university eight of '99. Last veal he did not get a place in the boat. He l is 23 years old, weighs 174 pounds, ane is 6 feet inches tall.
 Walter Shuebruck 1902, of Boston, No
 4, prepared at the Boston Latin school l where he stroked the school four-oar | He rowed No. 6 on the Boston nter scholastic crew in '9S, and held tht same place in the 1902 freshman boat
 He has rowed on his Weld class crew