New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
SHAKs UP IN CORNELLS CREW.
THE gAsEgAIL TEAMS SUCCESSFUL SOUTH
ERN TRIP.

y,haca v April 90 (SpeciaD.-The long expect
ed shakep in Cornelrs varsity boat came this week
when Charles Courtney. the coach. told nVe soph-
onores to take seats in the second varsity poat
and replaced them in the first with senior ana
sun.or class oarsmen OF the fact that Cor
nen has to develop particularly fast second crew
TO defeat Pennsylvania and Columbia in re-
gatta TO be held on Lake Cayuga on May 80 may
have had something do with the change IS gen.
orally believed that not few of the men who have
been relegated the second boat Will hnd seats
In the first boat after Memorial Day.
The change In rowing order affected the work OF
both crews for a few days, but the boats are now
going smoothly and in excellent form Ihe high
water has kept the crews off the lake and pre-
vented scraps" which would give an indication of
the faster combination. The second varsity will
have TO work their best to keep some of the third
varsity from crowdng them out. The crews
now row follows
First crew-Robbins stroke: Petty, No 7; Captain
Nande-hoef. No. G; Rhodes. No. s. Smith, No. 4;
Edmonston. No, 8; Powley, No. 2; Haziewood. bow.
and Long, coxswain.
Second crew-Merrill. stroke: Kusehke. No. 7;
Saliinfer, No. 6: Lueder, No 5; Van Alstyne. No.
= senring No. ?? English. No. 2; Osborne, bow and
Pratt coxswain
eefhelfs heavy batting aggregation of baseball
payers returned to Ithaca on Thursday morning
Noh thsif annual Southern trip, with a record of
winning seven out of nine games played. The team
oS' 20 North Carolina and TO Georgetown by small
olens and defeated the University of Virginia for
ice hrst time since the colleges have been meet
s on the diamond This is much better show
"'s than Cornell teams usually able to make,
Nld is away ahead of the work of last years team
,sh raieh lost more than half the games. The fact
80 elinost ali of the teams practice work before
sSg sSsag South was done in tbe cage makes the good
iSrnowlng more remarkable All of the men were
g coed condition, except Captain Robinson, who
Grained iieament In his back while sliding 10
ISe IN the Georgetown game.
va,.ueh Jennings coach formerly of the Brooklyn
~ ,beuo.ai League team. and now law student IN
shsn University, Is more than pleased with the
iaaSS~ihg made. He notices vast Improvement ana
HsaSv.ss mat the team has an excellent chance Oh
err1.hg The season Well up Ia the ranks OF East
Ess.colieees There are games with Pennsylvania:
Noots;sfd, Princeton. Columbia. Georgetown and
ha,aAigan on the schedule. which is somewhat
ASIsusr than usual
Mn Late" Lyons skill IN the box continues he
nave star record for hts last year In college
rstee who played centre field last year, Will be a
az alternate, and will doubtless succeed Lyon
re,,i'e1 'e1 pitcher next year WINERY Will be the
Brsssi, catcher with Tydeman as substitute
anS SoL s mas several good curves, plenty OF speeo
ma WIZ more development Will prove valuable
tr.. Robertson. Brown and Costello will con-
ionee i,ee to hold down the three bases They have a
~ sirfng Of double plays their credit alrs ady
ttc,, work Of the team at the bat has been par
sfo.,aasH gratifying. The majority OF the men
basa~H every pitcher on the Southern circuit and
Of sha number, including Georgetown star, Out
strore vox Base running and stealing IS anothef
basess point In the Virginia game alone nfseen
- were stolen.