New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-30

eleanest stroke the river. Cornell men n
their eight Is stronger than last years and co sd1:
that they are in better physical condition than
dencs in the reported marvellous time rows Of
Columbia Rowing against crew and rowlns
and the Ithaeans are ready 70 bet that the race
the raw boned Wisconsin crew will beat the Blue
and White. II think will VIM Courtney says,
race as good as and better than last years eight.
don't think we have any one to fear nns WIS MIS-
ably the fastest crew she has had in many years.
standard. Time rows don't worry us.
That is CornelIs position. but her work on the
IRENE confidence The men LEI themselves out re
1875 The same afternoon Columbia, at a thirty
two stroke four points lover than GTrnelrs pare
for favoTite is perhaps due go9d ID, deal 70 sne
manner of it's Execution The stroke is long and
sWeeping with ceans6iade work and spIashing.
whole who f boat goes ahead Ike a piece Of well oiled
those who have followed rowing question whether
the present Cornell crew Is capable OF KsSepahIs
ing miles There are many who think that tns
Comedians will lead for perhaps three miles and
year-one man will faint or go TO pieces, and
some other crew will push it's she'll to the front
WIsCoNsIN's HARDY CREW.
Wisconsin, too. looms forward as factor in the
race not to be ignored but to be feared respect
fully OF alumni and students she has few here,
but she possesses many friends, who support her
stanchly. and hope that her long trip in the IN
terest of sport is TO meet with success at last.
1t is not to be doubted that Wisconsin must have
strong capable crew, for she would certainly
not have sent mediocre eight here 10 meet GER
Fights Wisconsin has great, strong men. phys
ically head and shoulders above the other egnts
10 pounds in weight Wisconsin has a splendid
f to Suppose that this years eight viii be fully
up the standard of last seasons crew that came
so close behind Pennsylvania Henley eight This
year, however. IL has in the opinion or OLD oars
men here, two big handbags TO overcome one Is
has unquestionabIy hurt the mems physical con
diton according TO the statement or Captai o me
presence of a freshman stroke oar Wisconsin mas
Champion freshmen eight and three new. men in
this seasons crew All O'Dea will say of his crew
he t dxped hs is 70 RsT TG SSe VII" " anu
CANDIDATES FOR LAST HoNORs.
Pennsylvania rowing interests must this year
look to Henley for glory the water, for she can
expect no from her varsity crew mere
The eight that went to England took nearly all
the beef and sinew and skill. and left only bit
TO be divided among the three crews here All the
ability seems to be in the four-Oared and the
varsity eight will be satisfied TO make cIeaIaole
and inexIe rienced and very raggediy.
Joshua Ward. Pennsylvana,s coach sums up me me
much from my varsity crew, but / expect my
the front when the finish line is crossed. The men
are all willing to learn, and capaDle, put SOu
Complains WIN , % an beet rowing timber i'm the
GnlTer5 tn w t0 "i'N7 '"'
s9 5;eorgetown men say they have good deal
will be TO defeat Pennsylvania, Ieat Wnlcn ti tne
is possible The Quaker eight has not yet done
the course in twenty mintesiI; - and makes her
first appearance in intercollegiate ROWING IN nSr
mits She has no hope of finishing better than a
good last.