The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-21
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cfuws did wind M work This afternoon That
IL, Althou Rh They viii do llght work Tor tbs
neat two days IN preparation Tor the regatta
nest Saturday, they are practically through
with tho serious work. There waa no rowing
Al oil for Cornell In the morning, and In tho
afternoon, eXcep' for a brief dash Of about
tco yards he, vrrn the varsity and freshmen
eighta. there was nothing dcinR
Tho coaches put In most NJ the afternoon
doing what may hc called spy work Each
one was looking his rivals over carefully.
Courtney Of Cornell looked the Syracuse
eighta over when they came down easily for
the latter two miles Of tho course, Young
Jim Ten Eyck did not sic In his usual place nj
stroke In the Syracuse boat. because he II O
little under the weather. He was relieved Ivy
Butt, a sophomore. The change Ia only
temporary. Ten Eyck. Sr.. reported that
two men who have been under the weather
are oil right once more They are Rice, No, Z.
In the varsity. and Aradine. the bow Of the
freshman eight,
Columbia's crews practised star Ia on the
upper course in the morning. In the after
noon they had n lively scrap down the river
for about q mile and a half. II wal very
close bet ween the varsity and fresnman
eight. Wisconsin lid not go out in the morn
ing, and in the afternoon the Badgers fooled
around down by the bridge. They did not
changes that O'Dea has had to make have
put his varsity crew rather to the bad. 1t
Is not likely TO create a great deal OF dis
turbance in the varsity race. according TO
the wiseacres here.
In the afternoon. both varsity and freshman
eiRhts trotting a heat over the two mile dis
f fiIis had Ta es board tSSt , ,bs launch Ts5y j sasy' Ha GG"Gn
Champion char %o@ single soqlier many years ago.
Georgetown rowed three miles In the after
The story that Columbia and Wisconsin
were in a smashup on the river last, night
consin and Manager Bog Of Columbia.
The first prices on the races have been
m rorns,, by boo n %eeI1e a F1om Tie tbs T fls1,Tes
Fights, Syracuse in the freshman Fights.
and Cornell in the fours, strangely enough
The latter named crew. it is reported, ia the
selection OF O'Dea of WISCONSIN. although
the tendency, has been to disregaTd II in
Georgetown or Columbia. Both are held
S aitS pek &isSfEns1n1 Is !sr n tSIqd p sGSsl in 9hU thee
The plans are being made for the annual
oared crews. which will be held on Friday.
The crews win race about a mile and a half.
e eosR % and Penns s1 iTania viii W in start start o a%o "e"'
II is declared by those whe have watched
the tides here that it is doubtful II the crew
on the inside course In the varsity race will
have spch an advantage after all. The first
course. ia so far out in the stream that It Is
unlikely that 1t will be ia yored by the tide
differs from that in midstream for a distance
Of about tw o hundred feet out on either bank.
But further than that all oondit ions apparently
are equal. Inasmuch az course No. I is some
thing more than 500 feet out il is considered
unlikely In the extreme that there will be any
real differences in the courses. 1t Ia sure,
however. that there cannot he any fast per-
formAnces in any Of the races. the tide being
ad verse to record breaking features n every
raCa