Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-07

college management which selects tho
coaches, forms general policies and
puts into effect the more important de-
tails of administration. While posing
as profiting by the light of experience.
these authorities fail to regard that
light with the lessons 1t teaches. They
are influenced by ideas often as i'm
mature as they are pronounced, and by
policies amateur and unreliable because
not based In the groundwork of ex-
Eperience. The ancient adage, Too
many cooks spoil the broth, was never
better applied than right here in this
instance; and another trite phrase,
TOO many irons In the fire with the
customary results, will equally apply
1t has remained for a correspondent
of o New York paper. DR. Walter b.
Peete. an old time oarsman. to size up
the situation in its real light. and lay
the facts before the public. The Cor
nell system makes MS its first and car
dinal point, absolute control by the
coach, with no interference from OUT
siders or Insiders This, for one thing,
does away with college society pulls
to get certain 'favorate sons on tiie
crew Secondly, there is no captain.
Cornell has not had one for years,
though 1t is obvious that some discro-
ton In the interior 1nanfa a4 OF 'is
boat when In motion must be left to
some one IN ~ an hstt y ~ a ~
rs given 10 inc strohe oat; i'it VIZ es''
captain ~ tefle eotLcfi sleshns ~
iautich CLOSE py. ne ouliu e ss. -
'tiils y peeter8 co'liprei'eiiusi5
ass ass VIII "tiae SHOW q Eet's0n :
YOUNG anu illeSpeiiei'ceo3 pos az e1p,
u me Grow, ofuei d ttelesss =,
coaefi g 70 ms q e'ta. =
tase, s-lioi = PFC - WI VIZ
csllis atteip nut 70 INC istce .i'a '.Ai7
WARD io'st one 'e' VARSITY race ior eitii
} ! ne'Sause i'.' eoui0 ny ~
g ~ captain q .fiS eM. -
new '', VI 'Toiiie'ii ou l~ hoe 10y
iptoUkeSi ei''s cshpltlt' lisp,'
second OUT ware couia ny ~ IN
no. use 't'is .up y ~ ~ poat' 'lius =.
..iiu i'.'e bise s',iiioss 49, Nott'Aoi =
tie.i ottp - ~. :, is
-. 9 = "atos0 =,
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ny soou 1ua t silleii', ai'u gre
pt,e ie 7s., - e,e -.
iaiiiuiy' ..'e iis 9 iiis ~ .tie oos'. nus
- 81 - lNe coaeti' ~ ~ : go asNs'
. Npisll esiila.t'ur ct'lt " ooat3 % 70
" set eii7 pese sspeeu out u liie ,i.eil'
coi'ipsifeh "ath q pioiesslorial seu.ler
W.T.. -, mas coi's y, ms own sfle'l
ll'sr' No alcoliol IN any tori1 slouid y
- = 4is utsnN' s'la =
= e ~ NO t'is ,iuse p'' -
.en. .'te' iieA' pit'ce etie - -
is'li sss1sl'l eliit'laslA'ss ''o gymnasium
= - y u gre
ioWiiis e3eAicise' even 10 1he excelsior.
" " fuia1lills lo ' Wlna. II Is arsued
o'- !. co ol
ei'ers Y a1u lisss's' 70 consume, anu Why
noe lc use TINS up IN me On poat, mus Sc
cufillss 'il1ssn more rowing p f eS-
- 80 - s'5sGi. -
ueSsiop me WIG Dy rowing rainier is
liifan ps running i'a''
: tsiec'aiiy ifnporta''t islet Is Drought
gut IN ne deSeloprnent OF the Tow
NE muscles, aYoidlhs muscular 'sl devel-
optnent on AZ sides OF the bones which
ls 10: IroHioted py general gymnasium ex-
efcise for ali-rolnn deysloplnaen en- ta's
ma niay De az rfgln put IN rowing it
uh,haers q man nan rron' reaching OUT
Whlcn rs SO essontial on the recover,
ana aa Kills sm moo fllr OF performance
1. y a detrlment 70 good Waterman
snip.
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