The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

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down on tho railroad tracks In front Of Tbs
Oaks. thgir quarters. lie has. forbidden
them walking on the track, and although
tlsro Ia Q fine gravel spot up near tho house
for rttohinE pennies they oil want TO got
down by the tracks.
The discipline in the quarters differs i'm
mensely. Around the Cornell boathouse
there IL complete quiet. Tho men are not
u bois,srous lot and they do not take any
liberties With their coaches. Courtney .is
Mr.. Courtney to all Of than nD, s1oG \, M me
Colson-tho Freddie colson who was a
coxswain years ago, when Freddie Briggs
was strobe. Pennsylvania Ia moro Lax and
the coach and his boys are on familiar
terms. 0'Dea L. rather grim, and Good
tlon with hls crews. Ten Eyck is some
thing Lille Ward. Dempsey and his lads
are a regular happy family.
Aside from all other unusual. features
about this regatta. there 10 one other. Mrs'
Courtney, wife Of the Cornell coach, will
see the raoe for the first time. Except for
May 80 last she never has seen a college
regatta. On that occasion Pennsylvania
second Grew rowed against theCornell second
crew nj Ithaca. Mrs. Courtney has not been
in very good health and has not travelled
around much. This year, however, she
will he at the races, and II 10 hoped by all
the Cornellians that the boats will win II
onlv TO give her q chance TO gloat over her
husbands skill.
There will be what Is called q gentle
mems race here this year, II l. expected,
between the substitute fours OF the colleges
Cornell, Coach Courtney insists. can furnish
the crew for last place. He has the men
rowing every day and they are showing
a refreshing deterioration in their work.
This race always causes a lot Of amusement.
II gives the substitutes something to do
and they use it as an opportunity to break
training. It probably Will be held on Tues
day next. The distance Is a mile or 90:
tho race and making q standard event OF 1t.