The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-13

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fall. A place as bow oar of the varsit
eight was assured TO hsn. before he was de.
clared Ineligible. The place now will gc
TO Is. j. Fisher. who rowed in the freshman
eight two years ago.
Tit Syracuse varsity crew az II will az
pear on the Hudson on June 81 to practls.
Tor the race Of July 2 probably will be
b. j. Fisher. bow: Guibord, 2: Putnam. 3
Gere, 4: Hemenway. 5; Sinner, 0: ". C
Fisher. Z: Champlin. stroke. b. j. Fisher
as said above, rowed in the freshman eighl
In 1897. He was at seat 5. Guibord was at
IN the freshman crew last year. Putnam
rowed 0 and Gere was stroke OF that crew a..
b, e.. Fishers crew finished second to Wis.,
consin two years ago, Last years freshman
boat, In which the others OF the bow four
were. was second to Cornell.
Hemenway is as much Of a veteran as
Capt. W. c. Fisher. Hemenway was at 3
In the freshman crew In 1905. Fisher was 7
in that crew. IL won. Hemen way had seat 6
IN the varsity crew in 1907 and 1908. Fisher
rowed z In 1907 and 1908. The 'O7 varsity
crew did not finish. Las years boat wa a
winner.
Sinner was 4 in the freshman crew two
years ago and was ? In the varsity crew last
year. ChRmplin stroked the 1910 class boat
two years ago and last year sat at 9 in tho
varsity. When Jim Ten Eyck, Jr., quit
being In college regularly his place went 10
Champlin. The latter Is a very strong
oarsInan and as good a stroke as Ten Eyck
has had. although Packard and Young
Jim are among them.
The Syracuse crew has had one race this
cary. Init the NAVY was beaten me- I.nr,hs
in two miles Th. in. ~ ,sI. 'ehe'ns
,,i,,.aa &c ~ 'ace was ~
minute . seconds Tor syracuse and 10 min
utes ~ for the Navy. This may we'll
be compared with the olose race hetv..n
the Columbia second crew and ~. ~,
boat soms tims hs1ors 10 xSi"h cue Nayy
ooa Soihe 'iihe oefore' IN which Columbia
was beaten about a length. In this race the
Navy finished in o minutes 10 s-s seconds
and olumbia ume was IN mI,u,ns '
SECONDS.
The Navy folks who saw both races say
Tb dinnrsnce in tins latuse :.
no .'me pe.toI n,ances hasn't
the Sisniiicance on water that 1t would have
on land. but at n event it is put forward
had bsen s sn, , Was no. a, ns pest: The men
hanamso ~ 30 .hIss or Iour Gays
y u"u ~ea,ner ana they iretted
themselves into bad condition. the story
The Columbia cr.x that rowsd .n.,
a. no. nn' 80 .u"eu 4ea,nstt the
na.y was NOT .ne one ina viii row at Pough-
tons OF a first varsity boat. II contained
900 m.n who 80. 70 neontaineu
sham ND n,nhshh. .;v y. III ,he varsity
comes along, but not all OF them will make
the frat crew. They were taken TO Annapo.
other crew, regarded ali along as a the i'sH h ise
We're able to force the navy .or ' To row eTsp a fa. =. t e1in
y Ss1s s s{.s sss I q f K 6 : q dd =: "a fs {. !hs { ,sss
G GGlSmH stow wss e ms,; d xssi mere r. 's S.1. : 6 ssii
diIi9p Is. es SaTH s IS 80 ~ r al Z iS Ss;;a... -
Columbia crew was fully as good II not
not Dot' seem men exactly s c I riEhf 10 r nSTt of I ,hs S Sess
f eut t R09 IS e eSmiorfins Of to 'h sho Ss~ who SSorkse nrs
keepsie that viii tan their jackets as he
With he SaSy .nd was beaten s'e ens-a ffss
q, as,,! SSiS Ss.; ' sRs.f ISs '6 ssm Two niles
f. sSsI, The II Nay 4 m STsw sasdiIy; ssyssI%s
i e, Say ssSS,d SSa' ~ VA. s:sshi IN e %.s"!ss
ike his c Years. III" ihhe s sSs s.ss s1sT s srestIy
decided stnperiority over Columbia 1 n t6e
results Of that race. arc to be REGARDED.
kk et at +, p= you. . sss| e, n!mo 9sc. every 9Ps
feet ahead NJ CoIumbis'e IF iast
vear's ,ioe ,s ana iuticstinn m =: ~ last
this time CoIunibis ne.d ~ ma h ~ 20
al isconrassd oxer ,Hn nsrI not De az
races win he Nsvv comn, I'd I'LL ner
cuse's ~ ." ''fa-
The victory that stanford.s v.,or,
crew WON over U.shin 1ton.s tMatsity
In Ston rac.r'iv q ain. 49, IKE asn.
Inc poiicv n thn :, syorI "a" ~ WAGON
colicnaEe Rowina eScn ths inter.
linz II uss tft.,'onW ~ one
ss IL. Ia All snuppnC sna' "Sshknei9n
"oas, .homi3 hs ink SS"ttccsS =. Vac racinc
Hudson regatta. The stewSrds p sus y III
.ne ostteI pian wpuio pc Le nave formsd
,nsr ~ ~. ~ the ,aS.nG cosst tne
~ rssns " X y tar n.ns2n IsSstta.
q me associstl9n held up this plan.
u 'wa1IS ~ "tSuIora snoweo nov
Hnwise " woYip Dave peen 20 have invited
,nissral,x xIn on t tHs sI.snStn g. tnst
w s,tp."' nA''us oseh 'pe winner 10 former
reffh.Las
tnefeIs no chfnSe tnht SIAntord wiz make
= UP 70 the fiuaeon. mere was hardly
n msEs ~ " tfie TO 90 c bfsm,s f tos X, {rsce ne. 70
games ano tney hsd 70 exc gut expenses by
nold'nR meets N CtAh ana Colorado on the
ne rspoEt !, that mere wasn,t
enough money lett sftsr ne meet to permit
the men going back ia slespine cars, Fur
% ermore, by ruling 81 tho athletic govern
lng board at Stanford no more than 81 900
ls TO be spent next season on rowing, aud
that Is the very lowest sort OF low limit for
his most expansive OF ,al college sports.