The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
WORK OF THE COLLEGE CREWS.
Columbia win Ne Alone for some Time
Al POuWhkeepsle Course.

Although Columbia's oarsmen are AZ
their training quarters on the Hudson
near the PouRhkeepeie- Highland course
they will be there alone for some time.
syracuse arrives on June 70. Wisconsin
viii leave for the scene Of the regatta not
long after June 10 and Pennsylvania will
start on June n The Cornell men will
have very short stay At POuGhkeepsie
this year. probably not more than ten days
altogether The races will be- on June -
GeorgetOun. u has been announced. won't
row this year after all
Coach Ward has selected a first varsity
crew which looks like his final choice for
the regatta II 10 pretty near time for
such a ssieCtio with the regatta about
three weeks away The crew IL this:
Alexander, bow. Hoagland. (? R l. Smith.
). Ne Long Z. : walton. S, Shoemaker. Q;
Bennitt. :. Reath. stroke Williams. cox
swain Alexander. De Long. shoemaker
and Rpath we're In last years freshman
crew Hoagland. Walton and Bennltt
we're In the varsity eight and Smith In
the four
~ was thought for a time that stiles. a
varsity SQUAD man last year. would get the
place a. stroke oar. but he had 10 30 away
on an engineering trip and that let the coast
clear Tor Reath Ne h a sou Of Thomas
Reath. the Pennsylvania member % the
board OF stewards Of the intercollegiate
mere Is a sscond crew roving a. present
broaue. bow keplinget, bel. 3. Fer
gtison. milford. 5 Stiiel. q Thomas,
" y smith, stroke MCdrafh, CoNswain
I This eight vii BE- broken 10 INTO tours for
:he trip 90 Poughkeepsie
The Cornell crew men took n rest ~ a
day NJ 20 after their trip 90 the Charles.
where they rOWed against Harvard. Coach
CouTtpey IA. not ys, snno9ncea ne aa,s
/ III i supposed that the only question j.
whether bowen OF Dtsfler Il the better man
for stroke iof four miles Bowen showed
BIZ abiiiiY 90 r9w ~, IN shor' distance r, -
setting The pace for four miles a. compared
with pl-tlprs ability have not been -eftied
% - yeJ likely mat Coach Courtney viii
have hs men roN a Poughkeep.ie A. they
are nov that y SeaErave how Sunson,
Wakeley g Aifghls5n = Sufton. o Day,
q Nance. : Bowen. stroke This Combi-
nal ion averages nearly q YEAR. ot age,
fee % inches 10 height and 10 pound,
in weight 4 tough combination. the
/ lthacans. f on statistics alone u d rea.
sonAhIe 10 believe that crew made 10 Of
men like his = The best crew 'orneIl ever
The syracuse squad Tor River villa com
, prses tWsnty -sA 0arsmeu The varsity
eight - Peterson how Williams Camp
9 Dodge. Z fraw.ey. s simmer. . Putnam
J T. Banks stroke EldredEe. COHsNaln
Sinner and Putnam are The only men Of
! last years varsity eight In no boat VIII
ANS Peterson and Bankz we're IN the az
sity four 0f 1919 and Camp. Dodge and frau
. lev we're In the freshman eight last season
The syracuse varsity four - 20 cousiat
I 81 Klook. bow hahbiit . Topping, ? and
Grimm. stroke klOck Was picked Tor the
four last year bat didn't row, having ton.
aiilits Bahbitt. Topping and Grimm rowed
? y and Z In the freshman boat last year.
- they're Used TO being together for q tvo-
mile race va The order they NJ n the four
I syracuse had Two preliminary races this
D year being beaten on the severn by the
Nayy and shining on OnondaEa lake from
I the Detroit b 4
II the weather ~ P0ughkeepse 10 not TOO
warm the Columbia crews vii CT more
| work than Rice has been In the he biz u
| giving his men Whaf b. has 20 set up IL
strength or endurance. II these qualities
can be- brought out nv hard work The utRn
a. = rule row we'll enough The Columbia
crews have been longer On iechnique than
on sheer power heretofore and II the varsity
eight II 10 win a. pOughkeepsie tnia year,
especially against 20 rugged loi % Cornell
has the hing 10 BE- rot h strength. There
are prophe, ies that Rice gill shake up his
creN frequently before the race b. rOWed