The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-28
YALE 0ARSMEN VICTORIOUS
(contlnued from Third Page.)

1OHtiuueu lIoll hllu | a5t,l displayed much coolness and good judg- ment.
 Hugh Bancroft, 3 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 sea sons he has roWed at six on the university crew. He is 21 years old and weighs 116 pounds, and 6 feet 2 inches tall.
 James Bourne Aver, jr., 1903, of Rox bury Mass, No. 2, prepared at the Rox- bury Latin school. He rowed on his school four-oar which won the B. A. A. interschoastic 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 # inch tall.
 Harold Bullard, 1902, of Dedham, cap tain and No. 6, prepared at Noble and Greenoughs school, where he rowed on the four-oar crew. He roWed at in the 1902 freshman crew, which estab lished a 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 to row this spring. He is 21 years old, weighs 16S pounds, and is 6 feet F inch tall.
 James Lawrence, jr,. 1901, of Groton, Mass, No 5, prepared at Groton school He rowed at No. for the last three years. He rowed at No. 5 in the win ming university eight of 99. Last year he did not get place in the boat. He is 23 years old, weighs 174 pounds, and is 6 feet inches tall.
 Walter Shuebruck 1902, of Boston, No. A. prepared at the Boston Latin school, where he stroked the school four-oar. He rowed No. on the Boston nter- scholastic crew in '9S, and held the same place in the 1902 freshman boat. He has rowed on his Weld class crew for the last two years. Last year he rowed at No. in the university crew. He Is nineteen years old. weighs ITS pouIuS, dllu IS D 1eSt ldll.
 Robert Fulton Blake, G., of Boston, No. 3. prepared at the Boston Latin and English High schools. He rowed on his class crew in his sophomore year, and on the Weld senior crew. In '9S he rowed Mo- in the university crew, until illness compelled him to stop row ing. In '90 he stroked the substitute four-oar which established the pres ent record He is 25 years old, weighs 160 pounds, and is feet tall.
 Dallas D. L. McGrew, 1903, of Cleve- land. O., No. ?, prepared at the Uni versity school in Cleveland. He rowed four in last years freshman crew and six on his class crew this year He is twenty years old. weighs 16S pounds, and is 6 feet 1-2 inches tall.
 Roscoe Harris Goodell, 1902 of Wor- cester, Mass, prepared at Worcester academy. He rowed Mo- on the 1902 ! freshman crew and on his class crew | for the last two years. Last year he l was taken to New London as an extra 1 substitute, but did not row on the four. He is twenty years old weighs 164 | pounds, and is 6 feet tall
 B. w. c. Jackson, 1902, of Dorchester, | Mass, coxswain. prepared at the Bos | ton Latin school. He was coxswain of l his school four and of the '9S interschol- astic eight. He has been coxswain on his class crew for the last two years. He is 21 years old, weighs 107 pounds, | and is feet inches tall