The sun., 1902-06-22

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the h--t Z b.. vuh thu QlsAsrs b-ssiinx
CuhtuiHa
Pa-.lrs un,i~r th~ brisis- N. C"rnsi
fsa.f -l,..d iasn in their -,roks 20 ~ and
hsd four b-us'h- 90 gars he oassrT.
l,i IN On. r,.,ntims rU~-i sssy out 81
tb.ir ,y.i,r-s over into CohimSt.- wster
an.i p.fsr-, John y E,i-,t- q WESLEYAN
rap ar IN fta lslnrh ~ cSition them. bat
tb.v g-f. vel sisad ~ IlAn sn' . u-n snsi
th.rv va rY ctan~. II tpAl Aner thsi
the tpffs.'. men ruvet Easily AMI -i~aiilr
du~n to tn. hnt-h lin- .shsre hey r-re vet
t,s,uis-l Nth bsHuulnE cannon anu sfrran-
ing whi-ik-- unfu nuhins els eOuh 10
heart Tho yf.r.u time ut the winning
or.w va 10 inmate, 81 IS -~>unts When
the O,Iaksr~ cto-as-i the llhs their time
VA i0 INMATES 81 - -~Sonds, ~hi" Iouim'
-. hx1lr,-- Uefr ~ minute, So seconds
~ limo va loot IN hu-ilinz up stream
frr ID. starring point of ~" freshman
rae. On the way up the ram feu IA -h'., =
AMI everybody 81 drrhehlnk, yr' ,h"
.nthu-asiu did 40, nag When the young
sirr. Iiu..i W. their five shells. Cornell had
the fq-itiDn nsar.-t IA" west shore. WIN
Pcnnsvlvania. syracuse, Wisconsin and
Columbia outward In tho order named
IL wa- as O'Clock When the referees nr-d
his pistol The sun Was trying 70 cOnre
out ami the water vAs riul Ilacld Again
Columbia caught The water hrst, the New
Workers b.atins tho pistol by second
In half dorm strokes the Crows we're
alsn.si with Columbia and PennsyiNAnis
hitting the stroke Up to -. uorn-ll and Wis-
con-in row ing 2d and SyraCrI-s -.
For ono hundred yards Or 81 they rowed
on even tsruu-. Then Cornell, with brautl-
IIl s'yle and a mechanism that made the
rowing rharps cry out In admiration. drew
ahead Nearing III. half mile marx The
ithacAns had lead of hall a length and
wers rowing their 81 to tho minute as "
they we're simply Ir1c'isnf Syraouse
then was quarter Gi l-ng'h b.ioIe me
Bade.rs. who ~~rs half length before
the Columbia students. who we're having
A how and huW Contest with Peunsyl ylVanla.
A. they approached the hridFe, Nhere tnr
half way mark was. Cornell S'iil lei nv halt
a length ~ easily were Cnurtn.v's men
Gliding along thai Their followers were
laughing AMI indulglns in goodman ufed
EIyins OF the adherrnt ofthe other crews.
IT'S a clean sweep said the Comedians.
'for this u Courtney's day
Wisconsin, youngrter by this time had
found the Syracuse boat was hlled with
giantA. The hnys from the salt City had
both musTle and skill and a. they got 10
tho crucial stage of the race they brac~h
up with a spurt that cut dovr Wisconsin
advantage 20 about -four feet Columbia
Was three-quart-rs of a length behind and
was leading the Qusker- by half length.
CHAScK ron COLUMBIA HOOTERS.
Catering the last hal mile. Cornell still
rowing 81, l.d the Badgers 10y three-IuAr-
tiers OF a length yet the lthscAns appar-
entity were not over-eIerting themseives
and had plenty To spare In point OF spe~d
and endurance in cs~~ Of emergency. Wis
,onsin. rowing SO, had drawn away from
Syracu-e, and a. the latter logan TO tire
Columbia spurt-d. This vas the first
chance the columbus rootcfs hsu hAa 70
cheer, ard thsy l-t loo-> the college yell
with a will A. Columbia gradually passcd
Syracuss and went after Wisconsin Han
lan's boys r~,"iy~d encouragement from
oil sides but their task was too great,
espccially a. the Western crew had COM
siderable lef'. Crossing the finish line,
Cornell sIur'ed and had a condorabl"
margin. Tho l'har4ns' time was . minutes
~ IS seconds with Wisconsin s~'0nd Ia
0 minutes ~ IS seconds and Coiunoi2
third m v minutes ~ -~~onds. Then came
Syracuse IN minutes 50 se"ouss with tie
QuAkcr- bringing up the rear in 10 minutes
o seconds.
Their. was another volcanic ovation for
the winners and then another hurried trip
up stream to get the -ii VARSITY crows
ditlons might arise. Pennsyivsnla had
the position nearest the w~st bank, with
Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown. Wiscon-
Elm and Syracuse stretched out IN order
90 the middle ~ the river. The shells were
backed up To te starting doric- and with
maIvsllou-ly short delay the referee got
them away In p~ffect style. With Wild
cheer and song- that hoaied over the water
in musical harmony the crowd on the cars
started with the crews. II was 50 clock
whom the pistol went oh and all Of the eiGhts
sho, away
with quick stroke. -oms splAshing because
of oV.r-anN Nie'y and not a little yelling 10y
the diminut.y" Coxswains, Who all wore
megaphone- strapped Ia uen mouths,
the sturdy oai~m"n began a struggle for
which they had ha'n preparing for nsnth-.
Half n dol"n pulls lad propelled the frau
boats through 'h" water when the cNI>rts
timed 10. strokes m this way. Cornell.
Genrgetown and Svrauus- - each; Wis
cousin. 80 and Pennsylvania and Columbia.
81 each. II was u -tIrring sight a. they
went on With bTouzed backs sinewy
arms and strong legs the young men ruw-d
~ n their lives Depended upor their Efforts.
Every movement vas watched from the
shore with keen interest and sharp criti-
cisrn For ~ yards Il VA possible 20
pass a wire through the bows Of the -lN
shells. Then with 10" same powerful stroke
the uniform body swing, 'he nethcsl'csl
sivle that had swept th. four-osred crew
and the freshmen 10 victory tb. Cornell
VARSITY went To the front Tia. lead was
not secured In a jify, but u vas gTssuAl
piece Of work In which knowl~dg. OF row
Inf ard crater strength pr.ysa,I"dh p..,.a 4. o,.,
from Ithaca, for this u Courtn''y's day
TrHAcAss INCREASE THEIs LEAD.
II was 10y Ave fs,', that Cornell lad at
the first quarter pcuusylvanla rowing
at fast clip. and Columbia. showing snap
and pretty Waternau-hip were practically
on even terms The Bads"r-, With plsnty
Of beef In the boat and u-ing the N~ll-kbown
sYarra laTTa' stroke. 49, taught by An
drew OD-a. were hurrylug along, too,
With the bow 81 their -holl only few feet
behind Tho Gcorg~'own eight. composed
OF big, husky fellows, who apparently
cared little for form, ru~'d hov and hDw
with SyraCuS.. Nhp-s' r"pr"~' utativcs we're
srttliuz down ~ sttuse Of H. A. the
nrst half mile Corn-ll was rowing 3? to
the minute, and had by that time increased
the lead to nearly length
A the shell from Ithaca forged To the
front - noticoablv therr was another goat
outbur-t from the crowd and a general
den.onstratIon - enthusiasm that became
infectious Ni-cobSiu's mon had increased
their stroke o. - with the idea nf killing
on Columbia. but HsnlAuS m"H were not
90 H. denied They Mere rowing flllv IS
20 the mlnui" aLi all tho tim were di.-
PLAYING Dcrfcc' form sin the lack ~
weight ~ 'he she'll NAs a drawback aud
even at this earlv s'age toluu hia par l-su-
had no hop 81 winning Tho PRdger-
bed Columbia by q few i-ot a. they al
preached th" thr""-gusf 'r-nli!r mark
Pennsylvania, ROWING IS, i"i G"orss,own
by half n l"nC'l with SyucIse -'ill lASt.
a length b"hird Then Wisconsin i-.sau
Co gain on cornell. and fof thr 'iua h-..ng