New-York tribune., 1902-04-28

down, and fills the eye as more bloodike . man
he did It is manifest, too, that ne IS d steet
deal more forward in condition than he was at
this time last year, and he has need 10 De IL ne
is TO win the City and Suburban he haHuLeo
hard and healthy. and Will, in my JuasnleL.' @ ne
fit enough TO run really good race tnousH We
NAV not see the best OF him till later or course;
there is still another week before the race ana
two or three more good gailops VIII nave d
bana6cfaI effect He is as quiet sheep in
the stable, and goes quite kindly IN ms "orh,
but has of late been somewhat upset py otlei
horses passing MIN on the Iodu' iHol' No"N'N-'
is of small account
The situation in college rowing so far as the
,,nior varsity race among Cornell. Columbia
and PENNSYLVANIA is still apparently IN a. mud
died wav. The race is scheduled to take place
on the Schuylkll River at Philadelphia, on May
3o but as Cornell has scheduled a race with
Harvard at Ithaca for the same day, the junior @
race at Philadelphia is likely to nave Only 20
lumbfa and Pennsylvania as entrles uiliess 'iie
present situation changes
(ornelI has invited both of the other colleges
also TO row Harvard on May oo at i'naGa' iS ~ mu
not have the race at Philadelphia at all lhls
inx,,tation however has not been accepted by
either college, as the stewards OF the ihtelCoi
leriate Rowing Association agreed that tiis
race sbould be at Philadelphia this season AS
the race was at Ithaca last year ana at f%hiia- %
delphia the year before, Colunpld hau IL tiiI III E
of courses this year. Believing that the f1di eIi
I9iyer course was not 81 fair one Coluiflpla chose
the Schuylkll course, and TINS oeclsioh W ds IN
frmed by the intercollegiate ROWING AssoSla S1
40 80 consequently Pennsylvania does not feel
a, naosssarv 70 row the race at Ithaca, ana Whlle
Columbia would be willing to row on Ldhe a 90, Say
upa n the Quakers did also so long as .,1
xrania maintains her present attluuo sH' "'
have Columbiais support ..,.o Co,uno
When Cornell discovered that heitheL ~ ~,
bia nor PENNSYLVANIA would come to ithaca On
No 20 the ,p State rowing mana agernenI pr
nneed that the difficulty be obviated by noiuihs
~ i,,nior race on May "a at Philadelphia, pul
this Vas impossible, as final examinations Aoi
CoIun,bia's oarsmen come during that mseh
That is the situation at present, ana tle o.lIS a
iso nav ont of the difficulty seems TO be lot
Pao.I, PEI, ~ send her best junior crew TO Philaoe-
Sta on Nav 30 and get up some sort Oh a sciup
pi. PIC. 20 row Harvard at Ithaca Many teel tnaI
se,edrIine the Harvard contest after she hau
adv nromised TO enter the junior regatIa o,i t
~ 90 Cornell was rather guilty OF d pieoo
- " ;.h With Columbia and Pennsylvania
..,,-a,,v m william r. Morley. Columola
-, graduate football coach, the football scheo-
-. ., the university this year Will be the pes'
r-,r,bia has ever had. While 1t Will De hioi
geous for the Blue and White, IL may pe
az si- ssfd that 1t will be DISAPPOINTMENT w
Nswyorkers in that il viii give the me- me- ,ba1
rroha bly only one big game next seasOi'
with Princeton -, p, games how
=. viii not be only the local Dig games; ~
,,,ar that Columbia is to decrease uN' .Ir,.T
. ecbedule of important maIches- MoItsy'
~ ~ aoacb nv reason OF his three years sApe,,L
tiIe . IN rba Nornir gside eleven, reanZeS heeiiy
enc @ ,nder such dficuit schedules as tne ;i asai
S si bad IN the last three years II is iiiip
m iias h;sye consistent success. CoIumpia mas noU
aach season five big games