New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
SPORT At COLUHBI4.
OARsMsN To BEGIN PRACTICE on THE HARLEM
OTHER INTERESTS At THE UNIVERSITY

OARsMzN TO BEGIN PRACTICE on THE HARLEM
OTHER INTERESTS At THE UNIVERSITY
Oarsmen or Columbia VIII begin the second stage
in their years campaign for the intercollegiate boat
races tomorrow afternoon. when they Will take
their first practice OF the season ON the Harlem
River This decision was finally reached yesterday
when Edward HanIan. the coaoa. J n HerOy the
manager, and R P. Jackson. the captl5u. wade =
tour Of the Harlem River Eol-lous=s and CON-
pleted arrangements WHEREBY the university oars
men would nave the Use c- The h14-llJseS OF rhs
Crescent, Metropolitan and Harlem Boat clubs
located just above the Central Bridge on The Ha--
lem Coiumoias large aquatic equipment. con-
sisting OF seven eight cared shells Two f1lr cared
shells. four 1arEes four pair cared shells and four
singles, viii he stored 1T these three houses T5-
varsity viii be located ar the Crescent houses and
the freshman candidates divided between the other
two II has been decided that the oa-s-er Will
remain on the Harlem -iu June I, instead Of nov
ing TO the Hudson early in May. as has beer the
custom In previous years As Ions a. the praSt-ce
10 purchase the Lone Srar toa-h1uss in 1-ier that
The oarsmen may have exclusive quarters q th=t-
w When @ the ga. 9aTsea men go on The w5er . t2moEsoy
Columbia will not be pl- in commission for several
coxswains and by Edward HauLan. who VII occa-
Slloh4y accompany -h- Vl7A-S IN a.s single shell
and junior eights. bur the men in the other crews
displacirg the men in the main boats The senior
crew Will be made up II experienced carsnlen. in
the iTri9r 5Sats ~ CS-1en 5TS PiS2,1 + 20 men II
the SChuylkiU on May 3D. AL OF the crews. will
De disbau1ed after this race and the fnaI varsity
picked Until the men get on the water 10 Is
not easy 70 gain any Idea OF the power OF COlUn-
bias new rowing material as LITTLE can be judged
from the mems work on the gymnasium rowing
machines
The Athletic Council at Columbia the new ur-
dergraduate body 70 regulate the control of uni
verstty sports held its first meeting yesterday and
awarded insignia W L. Benham and J. C. Small
wood. os the gymnastic team, receive the varsity
CO.. for winning first places IN the recent inter
collegiate gymnastc championships at PhiIadeI-
phia. The following Members OF the freshman
basketball team. which beat Vale got the mono
gram, .ls'7. B r -. r. F. Hess. F. g. Cuttreu.
o.. B. Kaye @. @. BaUernebb and q A Hahn. The
sophomore basketball team the university inter
class champions. received the monogram. "Ig04-
r b. The team Includes ". ?. : Earle. J.
Fisher II was decided that only members Of the
blue jerseys with white stripes On the arm These
have always been the srtdron JERSEYS. but the
lacrosse players recently adopted them, and this
action was accordingly taken
The two under classes have decided 70 hold the
annual ophom0re-freshuau track games on South
Field on April 30. The following contests viii be
decided One hundred yard dash. 1-1-yard dash
+0-yard dash Ss-yard dash, oue-naiie run. two-rne
run. 120yard hurdle 221yard hurdle race put
ting I6-poUud shot. running high jump. running
bread 1umD pole vault and throwing l6-pOund
charge Of The arrangenents5 NJ l. Cornell, O5.
A ". Carlton. a. Science. r T. Williams 'O5
Science. and P. T. Dalsimer. d5. College
Within the next two weeks spring football prac-
tice will start for novice candidates at Columbia
William P Morley. the new Eridi-ou coach and
Harold Weekes. the captain viii be in charge