The sun., 1910-05-08

NIthiRstOa ApPeaFs settled a. No. 4
Little Chance % ChaRge.

NIthiRstOa ApDeaFs settled a. No. 4
Little Chance % ChaRge.
CAMRMDOr. May i.-Iarvard's crew
put In its arst week Of hard work since the
Annapolis race 10 good eGect. and tho un-
evennesa which was somewhat apparent
on the severn Il gradually disappeeFing
a. the men become more accustomed 70
rowing together. The change Of Hooper
for Wilmington a. No. has worked well,
and the latter has nov almost caught
up 70 the other msn In hts development
There seems no chance that he will again
lose his seat In the shell. A. he was com
PEELED to do last fall and IN tho early spring
rowing on account OF the Interference
caused BY football practice. The order
OF the Arse shell h now ~ follows: Cutler.
stroke: Waid. :; Newton. Q; BacOn. 5: With
inGtOn. e. Balch. ,; Sargent. ;; whitney.
bow: Kempton. coxsWAin.
Newton at No. has a tendency to
swing down II the finish rather than 10
pull the stroke through. WithingtOn is
stlll a bic rough. and Balch 10 often ahead
Of the other men 81 the catch: but a. q
whole the eight IL strong Physically
the men are all that could bs asked.
There vas some talk early IN the season
that Cutler and Newton might be inter
CHANGED after the Annapolis race, but this
will probably not be done. a. the two men
are somewhat different in their rowing
and the shift might upset the rhythm Of
the boat cutler II not a. al an deal man
physically for tho seat. a. he is 20 tall that
he sets an OverionH stroke. but with q lot
Of big men behind him he does very well
and he has q snap and spirit that are IN
valuable for the stroke oar.
The stern four may then BE- considered
settled beyond the possibility Of change
except from accident Changes are still
possible IN the bow four. particularly at
No. and al bow, but the differences
between the men now IN thoss seats and
any OthSrs Who might bs taken from the
second shell are 20 slight that a change
before the Cornell race is unlikely. Cox
swain KemptOn win probably be displaced
by King. who has had longer eHperienoe
on the varsity squad, though be does no
better a. steering the boat.
The eight is now IN its second stage Of
training IN DTerarafSon for the Cornell
race. a. a distance a LITTLE under two miles.
20 l,s rowec here on May ~. ON that day
also the freshman crews Of the two colleges |
will race here ~ the sane distance last |
year Harvard was defeated az Ithaca by 4 |
narrow margin. and the gOrneu crew with |
only minor changes - looked on a. the |
most dangerous oom DetitOF Of the season |
The work for the Crimson eight now con
sists IN an intsrmixiure Of long rows. OF |
eight miles Or 20. together With shorter |
n stretches ~ q higher stroke.
alfred M. GOodale Of CambrdFa waa
last week elected captain Of tho 1917 crew. !
lie = stroke Of the eight and shows signs |
OF deveiopng INTO q good man fOg the /
varsity IN another year. The freshman |
boat 4 an unusually fast one at the two /
mile distapcs, and can hold the varsity 10 I
two lengths IN that distance Harvard |
has entered an eight and q gwainless 4
four In the Henley regatta az phtladelphia /
on May n. The second eight, which has /
shown fair ability. WI b entered for the /
Rewards ohallengs cup and for tho New /
England cup. nesting the junior eighta /
from Cornell. ale and Pannaylvanin. ID /
. not known what opnonant WI - found /
for the varsity four. A coKsWainlens boat |
u q revival Of an old inafitution az Harvard |
for it u several years since any of the crews /
have rgWed without q steareF
Another Engiish boat has heen ordered Il
~ the crew managomgnt. making two L
new ones from biIna a Soma thL yaAF The
nov one vii he bsiilt On tho came linas a.
ihq Bacon boat nov being unad. Il pn1mbt /
delivery "a made, the new shell viii b used
against Cornell