The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-20
HARVARD AND YALE CREWS.


Crimson. stnrting out stFons. D0es Nel
NOW LSsk Alneh Better ThaR ne Dl1ss
Neither the Harvard nor Tie Yals varsity
crew b e. strong nov e. &c vas ngursd soms
months ago would be- tho cass at tho time ol
the boat raca Yais's boat b weak for ssv-
eral reasons. The absence 0f Tucker from
biz place a. ,. the mishAD 20 stroks Wallil
and the general lack Of experience % The
eight count against Yale.
Wallis dlalocatsd hla ahouldsr soms wssku
Ago while moving q boat He had 10 cut
rowing for . time. and Wills be wns 0ul
hts weight decreased instead of Increasing
because Of the enforced resi- He weighs
now about i6s pounds. Wallis INT tall. %
that tho figures alone mean httle. But q
significant thing y that be diSgp pick 20
Sniis resting s s's ~ ATT ,I ssgstsl
az ever, bus there q fear 81 Yale that hiI
hurt may bother him e any time.
Tucker. at ?. has malaria, which may syFn
sssD hin trg% ToEns K ne s,S rec n sc g:
boat naturally isn't dong as vel with
tucker out. Wodsll and WalllS are the only
men IN the eight this year who have been
In a varsity eight race before.
": t q c STsS iSi ~ s. ssS ~
Van sinderen. s: BuoklnghaEn. q Wodell, Z;
Wallis, strcks Frost vas IN last years
four and Buckingham and Baker we're IN
ss csmDs: snd fSosT have TS@sS ain n
class crews colburn was IN last years
four. The eight averages 4bout 10 pounds
N weight, 3 big oTeW for almost anywhere.
eut pOt e hf;svy ey ssvs9 gSqsSs e Var
cons b. The fact that The frsshmsn cllss has
turned out some good material.
The Harvard boat q not a. secure a. n
looked 20 b directly after Last ysaR'a race.
S SS'ns ssle TaSs u 70 sSst tim, me
Harvard agqred that 10 crew vas about
the fsstsst thing that ever set 3 q shell,
81 After he bsating 81 csrnsii Harvard
became Suspicious Of tie timing o. that
fh.rs xas q shake 20 ere, sAs E.s..
issssd BSrvsrd Il YES sor much 10 s. no
osnsS. Tor Coach WraY detected lhst ths
stroke was shortening % Nswtpn. Who
Wps stroke. vas moved back and Cutler.
We . sssS a,S Sa vent i g So ss
6uliy sargcns. who. AFTER many vicis1i-
Iudea, nov q a siaYooafd OF n ~ veriity
rs SssI az sats ssss 70 cetisP sgisr tss
creW seat % View London
Ths Harvard siEht probably wili rev.
whitney. bow NaWfoN 2. AiefcAlf. 3 Win
lngton. Z Wald strong 3; bacOn. . cut-
!er. atrosa ms "A a lot 81 heavy, veferan
material. Whitney waa n he fraaEnan
crew tgo years aEo ard N laai years foliF
Newton stfsked ar years freshnlan siFat
Mefcalf wae IN ne freshman Boat iaat veal
too. Wilmington u a varsity oar u iaFf
year s. "a Vail. who y capfain. stronF
vas z freshman sweep iasf season and
Bacon d the hardest veteran Of the lof
Like Wa he was In the oT frashtahn
race and in me Varsity beats 81 ie1s ard
400 hacon has been tried almost every
where and . . canfhla oar wherever put
cutler sfroked the freshman eight two
years age and latf Years varsity Mere h
Grew thar averages ila pounds IN weight
. fapt inch IN heiRht and ~ years : moniba
u 4 rather heavier than the deal hut the
New londcn crews Generally Tun % weight
Harvard aiteniria % row . gnurfinG raca
from the start and d u not alW'ayf eaaY 20
make To- % 1iG uien roW a high ffrtfa
LIE body wort 81 ~ Hlrvard Grew = er-
cclieaf. almost on ohFerveTa ccniend. but
the boat does noe travel ~ faEt 90 the lnbosfd
WORK indieafel ale a a faster crew than
usual, WIN very Ions stroke. accnTding
% custom The Yale lian lIEs % reach
away out, and ths yeaS's beat does tiat