The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
SYRACUSE GIVES up ROWING
MUST CURTIIL EXPENSES FOR
YEAR.
No Grew TO Bc sent to POuEhkeepsIe or
to other ReEattas Because COsI ef
the sport Makes u Impossible to
settle Up Soir Ou ed for LOnE Time.

; SYRACUSE. oct - The athletic govern
/ ing board Of SyraCusN ul,rr~ity has voted
/ 10 eliminate intercollegiate rowing from the
list Of Sports FOR the pre- .snt college year
SyraCiss will not -~ni crews To PouRh-
ke"p-ir or "nEag" ~ any Tegattas with
college. The -r-yico- ~ James Ten
EN". a. coach Will rr retained. hut no other
money v 10 b. spent Except for the ne'e,-
~arv maintenance" of tho rowing plant
THIS action has been taken hy the board
after a discussion lasting nearly a year
ant has been nsc"~-itatod nv a financial
problem that has long veS"d the athletic
aurhnrir". IN" board for many years
has hr"n burd"a"i hv a not" given - cover
odd deficits IN "a" running expenses ~
athletics MANY efforts have been made
- reduce the amount ~ rms obligation.
hIt m" receipt, from college sports, although
largely increase IN recent wears have not
been enough - meet the n"ei Of enlarged
sCop" N Co." variou- branches OF athletics
and AZ the same time take care 81 the note
For the last stN years bad get has been
prepared carefully nv tho governing board
each year appor'ionIng 10 each sport its
proper share Of the athletic revenues. and
ln no year has the mount allotted been eX-
ceeIe /. and no addition to tho old debt has
bean incurred IN that period The recent
lOption of the one wear rule 10y syracuse
has aided tA,' burden Of supporting fresh
times has lei - greater necessary outlay
Ia all branches Of athletics
In" indur-"r- Of the note. who are pres
eut and former members Of the governing
hoard hav" made m" rea~onA BILE request
that The be relieved Of their obligations.
and m" board dr,tded list W.ntcr to take
the necessary action this 'etr 10 wIpe out
m" old debt
The plan that was rouslic-ed nrst was
reduction " eXpau."S NJ all branches of
sport 'or . I"rlod ~ "etr-. but the ina
pra"ii"antnt' 81 'h'- rltn was loon ar
wat ipn ma atblefI'- ~ less number ~
-t.lIeur- nd DO" -"hedultny - events Of
minor 'uU'-tnu'" with lower receipt from
Row NC 80" branch Of .I,,rr which nece.-
~ tIH- ''" h"t Hl"~' rNU"n~e- ana which
bring nH.o'ul"l' ~" hu .r,.dl returns. wt-
ih. lu.I,il direct. ON M vhph m" needed
temporary "'"nofuN must he e1"rted N"
governing board rNps,i- 80 lear ~ all he
old d-hf and start tho next ,oil-g. year
free and clear Of ~ ohlIg tons 10y adopt
INK hts '"ur-"
~,rgcu~" entered tho INTERCOLLEGIATE re-
V'l'a it ~tpu 1851. END hg varsity eight and
III" varsity "tgu' Wa MN ON of -iN and he
freshman ,'"v 'l~' Of tour line. following
wear n" NAr-i'N boa was ffth Dat nt -IN
amt ~" freshman ere" fourth out of FIVE
he's ~" vars we're Under N" direCtt ion
e LIvFr' q SN""'land. ~" present coach
~ i-r"usT1 nd"r James len Eyck
tHr elder fn. varsity crew Vas NTH out ~
-iN "a i'H'7. fu' IA" freshman boat finished
second vl hN.
Ten yrk wasn't long mas iug hi- pressnce
f"l' In l'Hi fh" second year of his coach
Iur. SNrs'u-,. won both ne. varsity and
freshman races. rl" tr-t time since ispO
'hs' anN On" lad beaten prnsll IN both
contests IT," Syra'u-" toast va- that II
there hat h''''u four u would nav. cleaned
up '"" ~ a." n,N' wear SNraru-a had all
'hr"" Grows ia The four "on aud made q
r"N record tor thv tour-. Tho other
'Hr 'r''N- acre Second ia thair races
Iu ''SH, fh" r. -'Itu.u won their contest
J H" 'tt-..y '-"N Vas third and 'he four
n.- -'ruuu. Ia frrs flr four won Tho
freshmen w'rH second. bu' tho VARSITY
Ia.."d - 'ur-h. s- some one plf a hole
'tfuugt ''r bu.'uu ~ fhs boat 10 tho 49,
h-lI mill lie ~Hra'F~-' ,I', VS. Uut 81 u
- tho I'm"
livf ~NrH,g-s came back sharply ~ i,v,S
-" varsity eight. -froE eel bN Young linn
len l',k. ana Pm" varsity four both " IN
To" fr"-Ia'u we're -asund In lwn tho
Tour and freshmen we're second aud the
varsity "tgn' third Last -prtug ~. four
again vas second. the freshmen were
ihlfd ana ~" varsity eight fourth syria
,.-" - ~" "nIv college thar heat tornsII
iu %" Nar-I.N eIgh'- On the Hudson -Inca
I'Hr
lrlr"r- Hangs the { Columbia member
~ 10" board 90 stew ards vas told ia-t ntght
OF m" ~Nra'u-' action am -prrN to
f",r OF no. -rG Ne. bar I .NHa,i uofv nh
-.tuf'ur 'rt' ~,rarI-. viii hs WIN %. IA
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