The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
MAYNARD TRhcK STOCK DROPS.
Coed Athletes On the injured List
Changes On the Grow.

CAMBRIpoE. Mass. MarCh "a year
ago when Harvard made snch fine hnish
To- her track season " Was predicted that
the crimson would be the most formidable
contestant In the intercollegiate meet In
1910. thi@ lev being based on the retention
81 several at he high point winners. since
last June the prospect has been changed,
and the expectations Of the Crimson for
tho big m-., are not very highly esteemed
iu Cambridge.
r. l. a tale % graduation and injuries
at Cambridge. On the injury side Capt.
& {. Little who won the shotput last season.
IS ipcapaciiated with foreign growth
On one of the small wrist bones. lie will
stay out Of the DartmouRh meet. aud pms
sihiv il-o out OF the Yale NEE, In order
Ia save himself for the INTERCOLLEGIATE.
IL - unlikely that anything less than
surgical operation will ever enabl him to
equal hi- last wears record Of ~ feet
inCnsS and with Horner of Michigan i'm
prov ing a. he has M he winter meets
Little has small chance "f scoring first
this year BsTT. who tied for the second
N the p,le vault last year, injured hts wrist
IN the summer variation and has done no
work -in''e returning "a college. tie does
not intend 20 vault this spring, ana " Ne
d'd could hardlS figure again an me bis
meet
The unexpected early gradual ion, Of
Blumer and Merrihew has Weakened mar
ward in the quarter mile Blumer won
frst last year. aud Merrihew fell IN the
final sprint but vas counted on for place
'n'I ,h yef hamm sS G throw ' RucS. also
graduated az the midyear period. The
Improvement OF lawren"e in IN" hlEh
though Harvard and Pope have, grad
uatrd Sweetser - showing good form
loss So" 81 Rand. who Won three points for Hair
ward In the hurdle races last year
Three wees. o, practlcs on the river
In the order Of the varsity crew The TALL
ure OF New ton 20 keep M ia hts studies II
s,roSs ssst, where he Started the season
Newton was the stroke OF the freshman
eight last year AMI would have had thar
probation The rick that he might not
be restored to good standing In time for the
races was ~ great that the coach could not
change he has been part OF the time st
No and also part Of the time IN the second
and " III he kept there ~ least through the
Annapolis race. a. he aud Newton are the
ton does not regain place then Cutler Will
be AZ stroke permanently and No. will
probably hs died by strong. who rowed
last year IN the freshman boat
Wilmington y ma sing the change from
Sto without any irouh bic. he has exchanged
seats with bacun IA order 70 make A neIteI
how three are s'ill somewhat unsettled.
n present Met'alf T. rowing :. sargent
=
ar. from the Ipi. boat Metralf was fresh
man captain lat year This seat OVERS
chance OF further changes. as Hoover =
promising candidate. ana Leslie may ne
used az = The present order - a. follows.
Cutler. stroke, ,apr. Natd. newton,
Bacon. 3 Wilmington. Metcalf. sargent.
Balch. bow King. CoN~wHtn
The new English shell. gwen by Mrs
Robert Macon to the crew. arrived last
week and l. now being rugged and var
nished N viii ~ put IA Use within few
dnV~ The she'll Was made By sins AZ Put
nev. and j. like la, years Iris u. The
length j. siNty-one feet. hut the other
dimensions are not given out The shell
ha= more Gambler than the Bacon shell
OF 1909 that l. The bottom l. no, 80 nat The
seats are in American fashion in straight
row over the keel. instead 81 being ar
ranged in the Englisn alternating style
There was some delay in getting the boat
through the Boston Custom HOUSE, and
tartd had % he paid before Il could he
released Heretofore through a sparta
diApensattOn of the customs IN favor Of
educat iOnal institutions the shells have
been admitted free The new ruling may
make English shells too expensive here
after 20 he used regularly