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New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
BOAT AFIRE In RIVER
Three Fremen O0ercome Fighting
Blaze IN Steamers Hold.

fire broke out yesterday afternoon among
the cotton loaded lighters. wooden piers and
canal boats along the water front at Harrison
street and the East River. Brooklyn. that
threatened the lives Of the $50 passengers Of
the Antonio Lopez The hard work Of the nre-
men alone prevented disastrous blaze Three
firenen attached 20 Engine Company 1O4 were
overcome, and one Patrick Wallace, was taken
to the Long Island College Hospital for treat
ment OF the other two. Frederick schoenhut
was compelled to go hOne while Frank LVncn
was able to stay with his company, though lie
could do no more work for the time
The fire broke out in the hold OF the Antonio
Lopez, a 3.600-ton vessel loaded with oil and
cotton She arrived here on Tuesday from
Havana and was to sail to-day for Spain Her
passengers were chiefly spaniards and Italians
When the blaze was discovered First Ofhcer
T. Luarraza marched the passengers out OF
danger and took them all in safety TO the pier.
The fremen We're unable TO carry their hose
into the hold. so dense was the smoke II was
in this attempt that the three hrenen were
overcome. The freTaen were assisted ~ the
hreboats the Abram 5. Hewitt the New Yorker
and the Seth Low. The hold compartments
were closed and the burning section was flooded
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
GOLF AT MARINE AND FIELD CLUB.

The handicap and tourument committee Of the
Marine and Field club mas issued the spring sched-
10 ~ golf fixtures. and the first contest. ball
FNeepstakes, VIII DE PLAYED April Il. A rule has
been made that IN al regular competitions al least
eight members must fuish, otherwise the contest
VII be declared on. The Metropolitan Golf Asso-
c.ation handicap system win be used by the club
this season
The course Is being put IN condition and Will be
restored SIS fUii length IN a few days On April
= scratch eighteen-hole medal play tournament
VII be helE 10 establish Official club rating for
Tie members ana the playing Oryler established
This tournament VIII be changed IN the following
way.
Immediately after the completion notice VIII be
posted on the bulletin board 81 the gof house Civ
Ing each players standing IA numerical order. The
even numbered player shall have the right 20 chal-
lenge the odd numbered player Immediately above
him the list. >or a match 70 be played within
tWo weeks from April D The failure OF the even
numbered player challenge tho odd numbered
player above provided shall forfeit his right 20
challenge. and iu case Of such forfeiture the even
numbered player shall not again challenge the odd
fl'-oereo player until the former shall have been
challenged hy and won his match from the odd
A1i-5e-ed man Immediately below him on ths list
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
FORTY FAMILIES EYICTED
Pathetic and Humorous Scenes
City Marshal Threatened.

City Marshal Lazarus and forty negro assistantl
had an exciting and not altogether pleasant time
yesterday when they began the work OF evicttng
the tenants the property in West 32d street ao-
quired by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Before O'Clock in the afternoon forty families had
been dispossessed, but not without some strenuous
objections on the part OF the tenants.
There was pathetic scene az No. 439 West ara
street whers the funeral OF Patrick Flood was
being held while the eviction proceedings were
gong on The did not have the heart to re-
move an old who lay in her bed i'll. A
widow who said she had only IS and that It would
cost her s. TO get another room promptly sup
Piled the necessary s. from the city marshal's own
pocket. Merchants contributed their wagons to re-
move the goods Of OF the families
One woman was violently incensed when she was
told 20 remove. Grasping water pitcher she hurled
IL at Mr.. Lazarus from second story window. but
fortunately he lodged H. A small boy greatly
worried Mr. Lazarus by dropping bricks from the
roof Of house. but the negroes proceeded with
their work. apparently accustomed to having bricks
fall upon their heads
Kong Wong. laundryman proved tough Gus
toner. IN case Mr. Lazarus was forced 10 draw
his revolver when infur1ated Irishrnan rushed at
him IN a threatening manner with razor police
man took him in hand
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
SANDS BEATS FEARING.
Wins Right to Meet Jag Gould for
Court Tennis Cham piOnSh5p.

Charles E Sands. Of this city. defeated George
r Fearing Of Boston. in the semi-fual round OF
the national court tennis championship yesterday
Ct the Racquet and Tennis Club by a score of 6-S'
6-5 O. Sands who is the present holder Of the
title will now meet Jay Gould in the final round of
the tournament on Saturday.
Although lacking in much OF that aggressiveness
so noticeable in the Gould-Crane match on Wednes-
day yesterdays contest was interesting from start
10 finish. Fearing handicapped through hav
ing 70 play with borrow ed bats his outfit
having gone astray somewhere between Boston and
this city. There were comparatively few winning
openings recorded on either side than
three or four. While most of the work consisted OF
straight tennis the hoor Sands scored more
points places Both counted frequently op-
pOnents misses the
Sands won the first game in the opening set and
Fearing the second. but the New York player
forced matters thereafter and always held the ad-
vantage, winning finally at IS
Fearing improved in the second set and made a
stubborn fight. The play fast. with many
brilliant rallies II had been decided play
vantage sets and excitement high when the
quickly 4G-15 but Fearing was game and
brought deuce. This was called three times
before the champion earned the vantage point and
then the game, when Fearing missed a short chase
In the third and last sot the games alternated Till
the score stood three all Two games then went
by winning a love game all the points being scored
on misses by Sands The latter won the next
game. and match. however, after deuce and
vantage had been called twice
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
ASKED FOR Mr.. WALDO.
Trained Nurse One of Sisters
Charged zcith ShopliftiHg.

Miss Elizabeth Heist a trained nurse and
her sister, Miss Alice Heist. stenosraphes'
were locked up in the Tenderloin station Iast
night on the complaint Of Detective kast' OF
Sixth avenue department store. who charged
them with stealing articles valued az 500 40
He said the women carried a leather travel
ling bag and that after they stole an article
they would go to the womens retiring room,
where they would place it IN the bag. He said
the stolen articles consisted OF cheap jewelry
and women's underwear.
Miss Elizabeth Heist said she lived at the
Hotel Lincoln, where she nursed Mrs Gertrude
Stebbins and Miss Alice Heist gave her ad-
dress as No IS West 25th street Miss Eliza
beth Heist asked If Deputy Commissioner Waldo
was in the station. saying that she knew his
mother and believed he would help her. U7p 10
a late hour they had not been bailed out.
At the Hotel Lincoln Mrs. Stebbins said she
had employed Miss Elizabeth Heist for the last
three months, and had found her an accom-
plished. lOvable and refined girl Mrs Steb-
bins would not believe that the girl was guilty
as, she said. Miss Heist had frequently talked
with her about shcplifters-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
a. n. Il. DIRECTORS MEET.
automobile Topics Discussed and
Routine Business Transacted

The directors Of the American Automobile Asso-
ciation held lengthy meeting at the Automobile
Club OF America yesterday. L. r. Speare. third
vice-presdent. presided. and the directors who at
tended were w T White. G. z. Harrington s. Ia
Haynes G. A. Post. J. r. Edwards W E Edge
A r. Pardington Dave H. Morris. A G. Batch
elder and Sidney GOrham. secretary Fifteen new
Individual members were elected, and the Macon
Automobile Club OF Georgia, was admitted
The business was largely OF a routine nature
The resignation Of II. BartoI Brazier as a member
of the board OF directors owing TO the PHILADELPHIA
Automobile Club Withdrawing from the organiza-
tion. was not accepted 1t was the sense OF the
meeting that with Mr.. BTazier on the board the
gospel could be preached where Il was most need
ed Owing TO Judge ". Fl. Hotchkiss being unable
to serve as chairman of the highway commission
1t was found necessary to select another man. but
after the matter discussed for soma time IL
was decided 10 leave the naming OF another person
20 MI the chair until a later date
IL was decided to hold the monthly meetings on
the hrst Thursday. instead Of the first Tuesday OF
the month. and MIR. Gorham was requested TO write
70 the Automobile Clu3 of Germantown saying that
the association would help IN the building OF the
proposed road from Pittsburg to Philadelphia
The Automobile Club of America offered 50 600 FOR
signs 10 be placed along the New York and Boston
ana the New York and Phila delphia roads. These
metal, with white letters a dark blue back
The makeup of the touring COMMITTEES has MOI
yet been dennitely decided
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
GOSLIN PAPERS FOUND.
ETperts Open Inner Compartment
of SGfe-MOre Disclosures.

Experts who have been working ON the E4fs N!
the office OF Alfred r GOsItn. the fugitive from
Justice, succeeded yesterday IN opening an innsr
compartment In this was found a number oe
papers which. the District Attorneys oics thinks,
viii prove OF great value. Assistant District At
torney Lockwood. who has charge OF the case
against GOslin said yesterday that he would spend
last night in examining ths papers He would not
make any comment from cursory examination OF
them, but expected 70 do to-day. Goslin Il "a
believed by Mr. Lockwood. Is In Canada and ths
authorities are making strong efforts 70 find him
From papers which have already bean found the
District Attorney thinks he has evidence OF a
numher OF contemplated successfully carried QUE
swindles by Goslin- One found. and the only
one which Mr.. Lockwood would make public, was
one IN which Mrs. Frances J. Crosby. Brooklyn
woman. was the intended victim She advertised
property at No. 1O7S Degrax street. Brooklyn, for
sale, through her counsel. Charles Green. GOslin
show, through Bernard Chren had partly succeed
ed In obtaining the property N exchange for three
bogus certificates OF deposit, aggresattng 1900 OF
Hanover Bank stock. The Hanover Bank"
swindls exposed before the deal
pleted. however. and Green stopped further negO-
tiations From copy OF q summons and complaint
found IN GOslins desk. IL appears that he endeaV-
ored to frighten Mr. Green into transferring the
property. Documents also found which in
dicated. the District Attorney said thar the con-
tract OF sale nad been transferred 70 Miss Anna
Neue MeRgher This young woman, investigation
has shown while apparently only GOaln's stsnog-
Tspher. had. IL Is alleged. business relations with
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
POLICE CANDIDATE SHOWS STRENGTH.
Performs Feats in Auditorium Of High
School Of Commerce.

Just TO show S37 young men who want TO be po-
iicenen what few weeks faithful practice in the
gymnasium OF the High School OF Commerce. In
s6th street west Of Broadway. viii do toward help
ing them pass the physical examination. candi-
date named Mcmahon. who weighs less than loo
pounds on the stage OF the auditorium last night
put up a sixty pound umb-beH ten times with his
left arm and the same number with his right He
also raised 1OO-pOund bell twice
Fred Kirschner the master OF ceremonies after
calling on several other young men 70 perform the
swinging dip" the parallel bars, told those pres
ent who had come at the invitation of the Board
OF Education that all welcome to the
gymnasium and the swimming tank on Thursday
nights, TO qualify themselves for patrOlmen- A
mental test was held. IN which all present We're
CURED to answer questions similar 70 those OF the
Civil Service eXaminaJiOns-n arithmetic, city and
federal government Miss Evangeline Whitney,
Superintendent OF Special Schools was present
Police Commissioner Bingham was invited. and so
was Dr. Maxwell. Superintendent OF Schools. but
neither appeared
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
". K. Wood Plays Uphill Match
and H'iuS at PinehurSt.

Pinehurst. \. O.. April 5-The sixth annual united
North and South amateur championship golf tour
nauert ended to-day with thirty-six-hole final
rounds in al divisions and the most brilliant
teur golf in the history OF the tournament.
~ X Wood. of the HomeWood Club. Chicago
was the winner n the championship trophy, de-
issJing C. J.. Becker. OF the woodland Club, Au-
ourndale. Mass 10y up. The match a stroks
for stroke contest.
~ The end OF the morning round Becker had
Wood down. and Fl was generally conceded that
the Chicago player was practically defeated. Wood
however started the afternoon round in record
form, taking the first I'VE holes in order and
'ng up The score on the eleventh green. Becker
gained lead Of ] Up al the twelfth hole but Wood
squared the match again the thirteenth and took
Command 81 the fourteenth. The fifteenth EiK-
Iefntb AND seventeenth holes We're halved. and
~ COD Then won the last hole and the match
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
NO SESSION OF AUTO RACING BOARD
Meeting Postponed Until Monday-Protest
from Abroad Too Late.

The racing board OF the American Automobile
Association did not meet at the Automobile Club
or America yesterday as was expected. The meet
ing Will be held on Monday. Jefferson de Mont
thompson. chairman of the racing board and
William X Vanderbilt, jr.. met. however ana had
an informal conference. Mr.. Vanderbilt said that
while abroad he had talked 10 the directors OF the
Automohile Club OF France as TO the Darraca car
!Lot hdE!lg any dinerential gear when IL competed
IN the vanderbilt Cup race but they were not in
cIlned 10 discuss the matter
Inc protest from the Automobile Club Of Great
BTitaln and Ireland against the Darracu car in the
fIoTlda meet for not having dfferental gear will
PfooaDly De talked over at the meeting on Mon
GAY II Is not likely that the protest will be taken
seriously, however, according to the American
Automobile Association rules q written protest has
TO be fled, with fee. not later than tWentv-four
hours after As far as could be Isarrsd
yesterday, no written protest was filed.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
FORT NONSENSE TO BE HOTEL
Historic Site in MOrristown May Be Trans
ferred to a Bonifaoe.
fBy Telesraph 70 The Tribuns. !

nardsviIe is negotiating with the Sims estate for
the purchase Of the Fort Nonsense tract. in the
centre Of Aforristown. This historic hill is the
site OF a fort erected by the soldiers during Gen
eraI Washington's stay In MorTistown in the win
ter of 1880. II built 10 occupy the soldiers
time and was called Fort Nonsense in consequence.
TIE site Of the fortihcaton is marked by a mon
unent erected by the Washington Association OF
New Jersey. Mr. Schley viii build private drive
way. II is said. the hills from Morristown 10
the Somerset Inn at Bernardsviue he has secured
practically all the property necessary. and with
The purchase or the Fort Nonsense tract will have
ideal location for big hotel That he intends
10 avail himself OF this opportunity Is conceded.
Il IL said that the building hotel 10 be run
similar lines the Somerset Inn is under ssri-
GUS contemplation.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
FEARS BLooDsHED ON DOwIE's COMING
His Wife Collapses-"ApOstle" Deprived of
S53, 600 by Courts

Chicago April 5-The physical collapse OF
Mrs John Alexander Dowie to-day followed
runors that the party in favor OF the first
apostle" had grown strong that serious con-
fict between the two factions in Zion City might
follow the return Of her husband Friends Of
Mrs Dovie say she expressed a belief that
b1oodsbed might result. To-day she swOOned at
her nome and IL was feared for a time that she
mad s.1ffered a stroke OF paralysis. II was re-
ported later that she was suffering from nervous
prostratiOn-
The Appellate Court In a decision to-day de-
nrfved Dovie Of $4,000 which had been left 10
him by Frederick Sutton, a New Zealander-
The heirs OF Sutton brought suit 10 have the
will set aside on the ground Of undue influence
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.

fAltl NrOONIS SUMMARIZES
n FTs Fs race q s is ana rs6 ha a 5 & Jos
o.sia 80 70 J. SgSond PancTeatis loo tAubuchonJ.
yoltaie Simplicity Bernlce AIists Bone6raSs Hanter
second zone mile seventy yards,-Loulse Mac
eehu 20 70 second Daniel E 90 Nf5'{ 8 Ra2 Pi21esr ~
Jhird Time i' LADY Ethel. Paul FIavigny and
az ThTa ,C race '9ae on mile and seventy Gem
i4Ss Hyacnt1 Fertr r s- ~ 70 l. third Time
Fourth race oae nsaeo H. i61 Iorsiand) II
70 10 Won A4rGIn2sier ld8 u Jones'. ]. second
a1yd6 ss % 'f Hafa6e to Felix iaa aorIf Ee ana 4q Avoid
rsa anu H1'A1 @i'o
Fi[1h race Caye and halt t4rlongs,-cons On sam OF
70 q" second Lsav Henrietta 10 LAuhuchonl l6 10 l.
Centre Cay A5eaiae sweet Favor swell Girl Bin MAY
sixth race ,mle ana seventy ysrds)-- -Aainsprng 10
sscon4 BsrEeors ia 6 riley ~ iaeaanafT 10 fS3 T,i e l.
coeEan berry Wldde Lady FreeknEt E9beI 4SgT sT hgEs
Beechwood and ThanE Haven also ran --'''s' ''@'N'
CITY PARK SUMMARIES
First 56 5as , zone and a5tsen5 gssMsj9F ds T car
25 to !. second shawa los SWAIN. ?. third
veiile Telsphone Mynaeer ana BIZ carter also nan
Seeont race ,sE iuT;9nss,'5oid Way III .NieoR 20
Reliant, ~ IarrgsHl 70 l. THIRD Time 1-l5 oleasa
Pisbeian and oak Gin also ran
Third race tn4t & ~ 1o evs T Al 100 g. Hennsssy
Alyth lds Cw Daly} Il to l. third Time me- O. 4ss spider
Year an. Laura z. also ran
gam, 5 Reticent ZOE lMahoneyi o / second
Lady Lavish fffennsssyl. To l. third Time 2S2s
Blue Blaze Man Tapiela Maceona AID Federal
Rough and Tumble left az the post Harvest Time
Il Rev LAneal feN.
fifth (hve furl5ngs,Robin Hood "a (NieoD. .
70. Precious Stone I0S tW. Daly 10 20 second
Bensonhurs IA AIahoneyl, 10 70 J. third Tine 1OO4s
ustsd Lucy Young Astarita Della A. and EsterTe also
A.a a o3s sos and b.s.sa 81 lc.P 70 ~ @
ond. Welsh. CAiahoneyl 8 J. third Time. 20t7s
Janeta Eclectic Morend0 John Garner and sanction also
seventh race seven furiongsPat Bulgsr. ~ CDealy!
S 10 8 won; Capano. Allen. 80 / second
Percy Clark. 100 (NcoD. third Time. .sfa-
Mary Worth Lieutenant Rice Kargut and WOoltessa
also ERa- ssA-s-ezzt,is LETT =. the post
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
RANK OUTSIDERS WIN
JENNINGS CHOICES FAIL.
Rettie Landon, at 100 to I, Brings
Jon to FaUored FeT.
- - . 20 rr.huns.l

-,-.s,,rs-on Arril GA good sized crowd at
-. Fs.,nfnrs racetrack to-day got a shock which
.1 not soon he forgotten. Bette Landon won
"a, second race at the lucrative price Of 100 20 1.
,...,,nr me odds-on favorite. Al Powell 4 short
- hard drive. A few lone pil1ers set up
/. VIA cheer. but those who protted by the vic
- could be counted or the fingers OF two
,snss II was the possibility Of what might
tsxe been that shocked, as the opportunity for
.aerinr on q winner at that price comes sell
nom IN the course Of q season
~ pov,eu was much the best, and should have
- easily under fair handling, but Noone, who
- che mount was Of little or no service when
a. enc 20 g drive IN the last furlong Miller,
- rose FsathIuaris. the well played second
,o,ce went into the stand and made claim OF
4,,,r sesinst The winner. II was not allowed. al
.,o,,rb lhe interference. as seen from the grand
stand seemed 10 justify e.
me- racing IVES spirited from END 20 end and
-. e,isbes were closer and harder fought than
%, a,,v other DAY OF the present meeting. Ihe SKY
=, ,,sr,sst and a light rain fell after the third
-soe but did not have any effect on the track
,rs .be going was fairly fast Out Vfve which
,or ire afth race IVES the only favorite 10 score.
60 those who were able TO pick the winners
were well repaid.
ne staeplechase. that was substituted for the
,-o,,a~on Run Hunt Pink Coat Steeplechase'
which FAILED 10 I'll proved a good race There
we're only TWO falls IN a field Of eight, and the
aulsb resulted IN "A drive between Black Death
,-s Ca-rr-lznot IN which the former won by a
short head. Garterlznot made most of the run
rinc and led 10y q 1ur six lengths on the second
turr ~ the field. When safely over the last jump
Slaughter her jockey, took matters too easily,
and Black Death closing with rush. got up in
rhe last few strides Life Buoy, the favorite'
was well UP most Of the way and fenced well
hut tired IN the last haIf-mile Mr.. Kerr rode
Follow on, hut lay so Ear out Of II in the early
par of the race that his chances were practically
ruined
Chieftain and Lackey were equal favorites in
the hrst race. but Chieftaiu stopped in the
stretch while Sterling, closing fast, beat Blue
Coat g head. Lackev made up lot OF ground
from q had break but the effort told In the run
home Nonsense. at 70 10 ]. won the seven fur
long selling race. third on the card, for Pa
Bradley. ReGnoOrs ran out on the stretch turn
when he seemed 10 have the race in hand. Those
who had played him AZ odds-on turned away IN
disgust. BLl Curtis took the last race, hRndi-
CAP. 81 ! mile and 100 yards he was all out
70 Ein by two lengths from AmberJack the
lukevGTTr fav0rite.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
HUMBLES YALE.
!" chea's Pitching Largely Responsi.
BILE for the Victoru
tBy Telegraph to The Tr,b.In. !

- f1@Yen' April b--The Yale batters failed 70
oiie0' win MeRea's pitching to-day and The
team was beaten in the second game 90 the 60
~ amherst by a score OF l to O. McRea strucl,
ouI @ nine men and kept the four hits scattered
y Srlen was caught in Yale's only chance for =
@ Iun IN me fourth inning by trying 10 stretch a
stolen base into a run
amherst played an errorless game bur the credit
% tne victory was almost entirely with McRea.
BESIDES striking out nine men he had one nut ont
1ha seven assists, and then won his own game with
sg uiiieig single In the fourth inning that brought
nome the only OF the game
Harold Jones pitched two inn,nr. ,o- val. -.
: 5 Iso9s, freshman, finished the game He r,sda
rs SiL Lresslon as only two hits were made on
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
WESLEYAN WINS OPENING GAME.
new York University Loses Because of In
ability to Hit the Hall.
" 7elegraph . % Tr1bun.. ]


"IL Conn., April 6.-Weseyan easily de-
1eS'eo New York University in the opening game Of
nv As."DH season here to-day. The score was :
:" o S1ohroe was In the box for the home team
and with excellent support. proved effective we~-
Ken Was Iie only man who could do anything with
ms delivery Lilis pitched well for the visitors.
but received poor support
One OF the features ~ tts SAM. ,,,.. q. 49, -
S-i,L - .-tn - .Hltklns by Cunningham. a freshman
- 81 oese made pretty catch Of hot
lows: S1-S ~ innings Ao4-
MeSleyan ---.-...-..o ? c o o ? o % 10
y 4 O.--------'--t-O o 0 o 0 0 0 O-s 3
baAIeI4es-Monroe and Taylor LAuis and Jackson
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
PETITION TO SAVE FOOTBALL.

Chicago April 5-A dispatch 10 The Record
Herald" from Madison Wis. says:
At a meeting last night the students ~, +t.
lhlNerslty OF Wisconsin adopted resolutions en-
GIalcS4Iy declaring Tor the retention OF football
Petitions 10 that effect Circulated ,tr,,,pE ~
GaIheT1ng ana every one present signed
ct special meeting tonight. President Van TTise
said he had held conference with a COMMITTEES ~
students and FOUND that the sentiment is largely
IN 1avor Of the retention of football under certain
regulations. he frankly admitted that he favored
the sentiment or the student body. but he would
the faculty.. - V
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
KENTUcKYs RAcINe coMMIsaIoM.

Frankfort. KY. April 6.-Governor Beckharn last
night appointed the State Racing Commission pro-
vided for by the Chinn bin adopted at the recent
legislative session naming E. F. Clay. Of Bourbon
County. Colonel Milton Young. Of Faverte County.
State Senator J. Chinn. of Mercer County repre-
seutins the breeding interests of Kentuczy, and
ex-Mayor Charles F. Granger Of Louisville and
Louis Descognets. OF Lexington. well known men
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
TRAINING TABLE FOR YALE CREWS

for both the Yale varsity and freshman crews was
started to-day. The varsity table IS made up Of
Boulton, Bigelow, Chase Graham. Morse, Noyes
Rogers and Weeks. The freshman crew consists
% Brooks, Dominick. Howe. Mayer. PeytOn, Rice
Robbins. Stokes and Webb