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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

When the ocean liners take some.
thing of their size for collision pur-
poses the results are different from
those achieved when they run into
fishing smacks.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

The school board Of Pocahontas.
Va has issued a rule ~forbidding the
schoolma'ams of that place the right
70 attend dances. What has become
Of southern chivalry?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

A schoolboy was directed to write
an essay about cotton, and he began
1t by saying ut is chiefly used in ma
king wooden goods" That boy keeps
his eyes open.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

An Ohio man offers $4,000 for an
airship ride. If that sum is to he as.
tablished as the regular fare the at.
mosphere will not be crowded for a
long time to come.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

1t is announced that the govern
ment is going to substitute dollar bills
for bills Of 500 and more. That's
good; it will make it easier to flash
a large roll.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Prince Henry Of Prussia has made
several flights in an a~eroplane. But
the prince had convinced Americans
some years before the aeroplane that
he was a pretty high flyer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

A man in New York, fired upon on
the street, was saved by the opal pin
In his necktie. This ought to lift the
ban Of Ill luck from that unlucky
stone.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29
Roosevelt Gets buffalo Roast.

Pawnee, oklahoma.-Major Cor
don w. Lille ("Pawnee Bilr') has
expressed to Theodore Roosevelt a
E0-pound buffalo roast. President Taft
and General Miles will each receive
Q S0-pound buffalo roast.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

More people would be satisfied to
take things as they come, were 1t
not for the fact that most of the
things that come are not worth wait.
ing for.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29
Edltor KNOCKS out parson

GAINESVILLE, Ohio.--Adam Elsher
man, editor Of the Sunday News,
knocked Rev. A. M. Courtney, pas
tor Of the Methodist church here, un-
conscious after the pastor had come
into his office and picked a quarrel.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

One way to remain happily mar.
ried is to cut out your relatives who
are afflicted with the butt-in habit.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

before the little diary
had its new gilt dimmed
or the soft penciling of
the latter had blurred
itself into unreproachful
illegibility. But the ef-
fort wasn't altogether
wasted, and there were
fewer fits of temper and
cleaner neck and ears
than would otherwise
have been.
We grown-ups miss,
as we get older, some of
the past and gone aids
to New Years resolves.
The day was once upon
a time more marked by
pleasant social customs.
Only in otficialdom is
New Years now a state.
ly day of ceremonial.
But 1t Is not hard to re-
call that a decade or
two ago there still sur,
vived some of the dig.
nifty and good cheer that
had attached itself to
the day. Before the
Christmas fruit cake
had all been devoured,
or the stone jars. of
small cakes suffered too
severely from the in.
roads of rapacious chill.
dren, preparations for
New Years day were
we'll under way.
Children were not in
cluded in this celebra.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Somehow we can't get real good
and scared over the announcement
that a new counterfeit 800 bill is in
circulation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Notwithstanding the fact that upper
berths are to be lower, it will be nee
essary to use a ladder for the purpose
of getting into one of them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

There is one merit which the air.
ship can boast. 1t leaves the streets
clear for pedestrians to walk without
ear Of being run down by speeders.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

The fight which a Pennsylvania
lumber buyer had with a bear may in
vite recognition of Bruin as one of
u leading conservationists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

1t cost an Ohio farmer SLABS for at
tempting to kiss his neighbours wife.
Near kisses are as costly as one seal
ed and delivered.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Natural ice has been almost entire
ly absolved Of the charge of harbor.
ing fever germs. These little pets de.
test cold feet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29
b )

Use that this or that will not occur again.
And what does it all amount to, after all, this
old custom of revamping threadbare resolutions
or selecting new ones? The cynic will smile and
say that it is all a waste of effort, a fash in the
pan, a half-hearted CLOSING over Of mistakes by
wordy and none too sincere promises of reform.
The humorist will have his little fling in cartoon
and witty quip and jest He will gurgle with the
sardonic glee Of Robin Goodfellow over the folly
Of mortals and find In every resolve new subject
for laughter. From the pulpit on Sunday will
sound the admonition of the minister and the
moralist. They will take good resolutions seri-
ously, and set upon them the stamp of divine
approval. And whether the wry sheer of the
cynic, the hooking grin of the humorlst, or the
approving smile Of the moralist prophesy the fate
of the resolutions and their maker, 1t will be true
that even tho most momentary impulses toward
better things will not be entirely wasted.
There was a time when, in the simple faith Of
childhood, you set down in black and white your
promises to do better. On the first page of your
new diary, a yearly Christmas present, you wrote
in your best Spencerian hand-we knew none
better IN those days-something like this: Our.
ing this year l resolve not to lose my temper;
not to be saucy at home; not to put of doing
the things | dislike; to read my Bible every day."
Direct, sounding blows were these on the chain
mail of your b~esetting sins of a quick temper. a
w1ckedly sharp little tongue, procrastination, and
childish irreligion. Behind closed doors, lest any
one see him in so meek a moment, Brother Dick
was scribbling earnestly: II promise myself not
to be late for dinner, not to forget to wash nv
neck and ears, not to get In debt to father for
my allowance, and not to play hockey a single
uay' vi course you failed, both you and Dick,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

With aeroplanes falling from the
clouds, and automobiles blowing chauf'
feurs into trees. this is truly an un.
settled time.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Japan is going to buy herself a
$l2,000,00O warship. This ought to
precipitate another war scare among
the nervous contingent.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

The population of New York state
is nearly 10000, 900, but there is still
plenty of room to get around there
without touching elbows.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

Charity-which Is love for human.
fty-is stIl the greatest Of the three
virtues.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

All cities that have aviation meets
soon discover that none Of the bird.
men are flying for their health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

British medical experts want insan.
ity made the basis for divorce. And
some will say 'ain't it great to be
erazyi"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29
MIxed pates.

Mixed Dates.
Are you going to wait till the last
to buy your holiday gifts?"
"oh, it's too early to think about
late shopping"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

London is reinforcing it's meat sup
ply with refrigerated monkey car,
casses from Peru.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-29

he custom of celebrating the New
Year by leaving behind, in theory
at least, ones pet pernicious habit
or besetting sin, may be hack
neyed, but it certainly is not en-
tirely relegated to the limbo of
things forgotten or outworn. Some
time New Years day, when a
quiet moment in the days swirl
offers time for thought, there will
be a hasty taking stock of the
year that is gone, a recounting of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
UNDW nan ~ CLETET iND.
RrarpanGemeRt Of Z. l.. schedule De-
pensla an NctIOn aG Voters.

CIN'INNATi. April T. -- rearra . cement
~ the American lesgu. hedule NAV ne
made within rh- next few weeks 70 admit
of SUNDAY bal gam~- IA Cleveland. ~ -
under-tOO d thar petitions u tll be presented
to the elect ION officials there In a few ia "a
and that under the Anderson law flla
matter viN - brought before The voters
b@fore The first OF June The Anderson lav
prov id-- that " - u-T cent ~ The voters -!
Any city IN the state ~ rss'ttton they % IN
aNe The matter of Sundav ha~eball brought
into he genera pTiuHf, aud de- ids,i.
ls,eland'- city IN nl- FOR several yeaT-
have stood aga int The p.trtug 81 Eaw~- 90
= unday and therefore the question vii
have to - settled there The usNi primary
T. on NAV - m 'uyHhoga ,uuntN
n T. probahls ftaf th- Washington 'ea m
giil - the flr-i - pia = sunday game "a
Cleveland The Washing ou- are ..h-,ir. l~i
Mcttui -ay- if fhe "i~si lon - carried br ~ %
team 10 remain Ih-r- for tho follop tug ~ -
daN- After that = general rstrrang-nsnt
81 me American League -'h"d lie viN ~.
made
The petl'ions FOR Sundav ha-shan are
h~tng u tt~lv circulated by members - 'hs
amateur teams IA tla, "itut and those men
are ~ ing backed hN The members 81 the
cleveland Nm~rioan league club Pre- 10
dent Johnson Of the American League has
hsen informed % nc -feyr- hatng taken aud
has told The ClsN Gland club that he Will
select = committee a. an - nv date - ma 10
a new arrangement ~ tho -"heduiS 80 a. 81
lloN SuDday games a. The earliest posstol"
tFTs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18

Lsaaans KRAsssses Ter sarstssAs New
Tw0-yeMr-Ola aenkes.

Tho $4,000 Rens.sla-r Handicap. . new
event offered by the Saratoga Itactng As~o-
ciation Tor the meeting On August. has at
traets1 presumably the bes, two. ear ODDS.
n the oIanloa Of shsaT osnern Among the
Belroat. August Babelsv. "a. Q. ~ nasuMEs
nrtdiePAtn; hecsAgea. "a e. ~ Oetagoa
IL I nssssass: ' a:ssT"ais. r.. e sy &si~rsr-Ss
TI s1sS,, TA. i:s. 50 . c Ss%P"
Fealc; BseSS sSSsT. On 9. SS Orlando sweet
sstI.r. yAmss-parswOEsh, ch. e ~ Ssalwart-
psnlao Nsirs: Dees. sh. :. ~ n..ytdsre.Aaess
stuart; cSmPamsa5 Co c ~ OF Ms's - a ,,,,
Ii.-sisssF Isnss 81 HsIlsr. =. 9. sy 81 simssl~a
ll.-JHns Eye. Phsbs u. oh. q b MAssSan-
carnas. RF.-ss~prOlus. b. c. BY Ssnproains
Drake, J. A-chsssnuS colt. By OFT Wells
rsE.s ,ss; - ?; a.csl..So ~ TInEssS:
,MssE,s. :; s-Ro.sl S.esssr =. 9. ~ H %;
cTs.s.Sl 0g.ss: AoogOIlsn' ca g. 10 ""'errrr>-
HSnissS, c, I.-Herldisu. b G. By B1Oen.llcE
.sgs snIss: pI,ncsss Galloway. b. g.. SS Broom
niIcssock y n BIsrhfoot. blk. g, BY Yankee
-Trpss Dust. b. 9. b YAnhec- SnoSe
- hlirhSeck. 81. TAsmss BOuneer. bF. O.. b.
Kesas. Jsmss "a Iroa Mask. b. or br. g. by
p...Sl.fSys aS:: Rg ssHsSss: Ts e. BY
ni'x,,,.eN s,@lffsoSt. nisek fralr nm or br e.
nv ia-rufse-FcSleV. C'andadate ca G By Voter
oM,n,rssr F,,re.siaea FTIit en- 4. 6y Adam
f1ero...Il.s gr,ln ~ nv VoeRf-fslnRhAm
s,~eeos~.v Sr p 6r VIVA Mint-plnh Ilofnlno
i.ov. 30, n r. \. by Voter -rT"sIovs, co1I bT Z.
~ ni-~,,sS. a. Mllsarea. Iese mr. n nv nrn
Rru.s-t.s1 .SS R@iis: Ks.onsh~ en- 6. b. Ham
SarT-sDin4riff
i.ecohs ses@e.aoss; PAeod. Dr. C. b. Bowling
nTess-psTo~ss'
O.s,.... - y ch~asnue anlx hw SIR Dtxou--
R,-.s@ s,.,. hsY ar ero%a aily bS Pisndii-
M,no.., a..Sr,re br = 6N Mi9rafne-IAdy
$500 ~.,..,,S nv Hln~sana- IS,rto-itv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
uTrHIGIN STRONG ON TRICK.
WON crimes I.IksIy tn Ne Dangerous COn-
tenders In intercollegiate Games.

Eye-v college trArE team coach In The
Ea-' has ht- eve on the performance OF the
MICHIGAN athletes for Fus' a. THE time the
Wolverines look - 80 about a. formidable
"A rrupos ,ilon - there - 20 he found IN the
ln' Or tho all round Horrer concentrates
on 'h' -Horput and high jump he NAV -'or.
tu bp't U- stands the very best chance
81 " inning Tho -hgfgut Hi- bee; indoor
PERFORMANCE Va - ls.' :. inches. and 10
i- IarIg rD Be dong o. icel. li.rpa'ri, say-
lr -Irug
capt - =. Nav Won he mile In thre.
.u, .,.--ir. meets ou thai fourteen lap track
To- Ann Nrhor nt- tim" performances
W. srs. 800 urlrr 90 -. 80 -. ~ -
luf- la-' f- 'ur #trEIgsn indoor record
Ma % rIuuIus -,..fu- Co. uromi~. mat 10 " ~
,purr,f 100 the inter-, Dll~gtatr mile e. y.
k.rk ran me quarter IN 20 - Seconds
asa.u-f CORNELL. hi,b - son htuE Of "A
IarriDrmuf.. On 80 small rack lifI-
gsrrlrk o. ruthU-A-ft' about that rae
h., B. T4nutuF tuf a fIl' -eCond Oh The
record. his pNu. whI'h BE-" ma 10 against
mo -,ored g. ~" intercollegiate quarter
Ip-r F.ar. j. another On " hon Michigan can
.pIut
g. Z trafc VINO last v.ar VS. second IN
FNa Z 4 l,p Yard rtIn. u second
Zoo Nnru.T a. q short dI-'auve man lust
.pr Huf .- hurilinE ~ great form AMI this
wear r.'E 20. hurdl" rars- 80 open. he =
Nt.I'rr. o. iArl. - max" a show tng N that
r'eu' Tur- NDt- ua'ag-- DO an 10 o. iept
ur 80 Ip atd 'p fhs--- there are NaN a
falf rH"r. taller high Iumper ami
rDhHUH. . Urpa |Iufsa who " ~ help
uah ~" Nj .gan tear. strong All around
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
NEW TROP8T ron RTFLEMEN.
Adyutani- General RumboId Presents .
PunrhbowI to y. q. g. g.

w.sHtS, tpN. Npril - NdJu'an' General
FrankM Pumhold of Missouri has presented
. rnagrif. 'u' trophy - tho National Pife
a a.. iaf.On 81 America roV competition
IN ~" 'haWpioushtp r"girn"utal team match
a. Camp rerrN. ONO. n"Nf August The
iasf trophy Tor 'hi- match vas won IN Igss
hv 80. StNfh Ma-slchr ~st'S Infantry 10
had boon won by This regiment the two
breeding wears and the third winning
gave Dr. permanent posse. ION Of the trophy
pi D. . nTS 'r'rn, 70, h'. .S,i 80 -n
hohn. a uifi r-.- living 100 N-v York 'tv
~ - . silver pur, hnWl eighteen inches ia
diameter and v"zhilE -, ounces II -
~ Indian b1vi Supported o. four legs
hsit together .v n -tmp's. bTatded hand
the iva figure -urmouf''ug r"pT--~ni
co. = ON tho Oh" hand an ~aTtN Pattern tribe--
man AID IN ~" 'th'r .rd "sriv W--t..rt,
trii'"suian The. inscription gO-- -nfir~iv'
around 'h.' howl and N" names 0f the Win
usT- y 10 ~. in-.'rths,i INSIDE the bowl
g. l;r~ Wth 'h" attempt IL the nlt~d
Stafr~ - interest - -.hoolboy- in Tia-
practice. q bHi fpf vhtch purpose has re-
Gently passed ~" S"nn'r and i now lend
/ Ing IN the HOu-s. comes the intOruiat ION
( from London that Du FHpir" Dav. May -
! trophy 20 b" compet"d for ~ teams Of
eight boy mark-msn from al parts Of th..
| ~ the Eari 81 Meath. and other tTophl~s
have be~n presented nv Princess AI~xandra
Of T@ck. III. Duche-s NJ Marlborough, the
Dub" 81 Wellington and others ~ nobility.
The zhoosimg ios he Meath trophy Wit
I D.. followed ~ august ~ the shoot ing TOT
~" Lord HOisft- tnEpsTial trophy The
Lord Rob-Tt- trophy - ai-o for teams of
-ghOolbOv~. the dt1eT"ug" beiug that iu
~" Meath trophy match mintaiur. rifisa
are U-sd white in thr Hoi.Tt4 cofnTst IL ION
. -"Tvics Tifies ar" u-sd The teams 81 eight
bovs Witch Won tho ord Kob.rts trophy
lat YEAR had an aNrraEr ags 81 ~ years
end 2" months Huads. New ZEALAND
Australia Natal and IN" Frar~vaal will
pctt ION on Empire pav
Nit-r our -choolbcys hsror,a better
vsrasd IN tho at 1T handling rtHe- d 10
not Improbable that matches NIL ~ ar
ranErd h~twcsn them and tho English
aCtiOpihogs after the order Of thoaa s,ou-
ducted by the society ~ Miniature gins
oluh~. IN which teams % fiftN REPRESENTATIVES,
Of America. Australia and England par
tictpafe each winter. Iheae matches are
Of course shot BY corresDondsnoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
MOTOR BO4TS ON LOWER BAY
Tacntsmen Hnterested IN naclag 90 Meet
at Crescent Annette CIub.

There is to be a boom In motor boa,
racing on the low or bay this year. Several
owners Of motor boats have asked to have
the rules framed for the conduct Of such
races and the Yacht Racing Association
Of Grave@end Bay has undertaken to ar.
range things possible; = meeting OF
cent Athbetic club newt Thursday evening
u IL called by President G. r. lie savage
who in his call saws:
-RecogniZinG the CROWNS interest An
motor boating among the members OF the
clubs forming this association and with
no object Of obtaining their Cooperation
In pronotins races for power boats, IL h
general nesting Of owners and delegate o
10 be hold ~ the Cresrent Athletic CIub
Pierrepont street. BROOKLYN. Thursday.
April "a AZ $50 y. n.
This Invitation u extended NOT only IN
thoes owning so-called spe~d boats but 10
he owners Of any kind Of motor boat n
being desired 70 proNtd classes for ali " no
are tlltng TO enter their boats
There viii be a general discussion Of ali
matters IN connectton With the proposed
races. such a. hsndicappinR courses. date.
a. The bFasclhgTs; Yacht ;tsa .sd
Atlantic Yacht Club have aiRnided their
inisntion Of adding races for poN - boats
august Handsome Drtxea will be provided
for The ~ innerS. With .econd prizes ii more
than three boats start In any one class
A. the deleGate- to The association are
almost without exemption men identified
With sailing yachts, ~ u recoanizsd that 10
make she proposed plan a success thoaa
Interested In power boating mast give
iheref0re requested to make a -pecial efiOrt
to be present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
PENNSTLTINIrS RELiTGtWES.
ORP Vile Race LIkcly 10 Ne . Hummer.
With Michigan FaN ortiz.

= 30 i,-iv 'ha' the Western teams IN the
ono mile r-'ar race IN tho Pennsylvania
arrival on Aprii ~ viii have thtng- pretty
much - fhemssives a. fhav did last wear
Michigan has If- lat Near'- team. which all
rlt Won from chicago ke'k ~ Michigan
- running very fast nov. hotter than ~
seconds outdoors saws K~ens Ftzpairick
chicago -'lll has Davenport who 10 the
nearest man 10 e. seconds running for n
''. -ge nov adays
Michigan uifh K-~k Gamble. Isger and
rag - iih-.v 10 10 favOrte chicago -
strong. put probably not - good as last
GEAR Fsuu~ wanna vii have very good
team WIN Hough. Ram-deIl and som.
n'Ners There are other entries Dart
mouth. limos columbia Virginia and
to~IeI These ought teams should make
H nice 'ar" Virginia has three good men
"a stanton Martin and Wiltshire bat needs
another ono
Michigan viii make q strong effort in the
four fulis RAJ" thi- ear 10 get hack the
honor Ieun-N wanna took aWAV ia-f wear
w u,, dent 20 trsv - peun-y vania NAV
rrtrr N" Rcd and Blues chance PAUL
lsNerIHg AMI BAKER are the other runners
PeuH-vI EHuta hH. and they are good ones
Ni'hIgau V tll defpend chiefly on Tow ar and
Ma. the latter being IA about The be.t con
difIDu pI he 'aFssf Cornell also has to h-
l0Ok ed after Dartmouth and p-rhaID- the
.5.sgz -.l! starr ~ ~ four rlii- r@"s
tpru@ii j. entered for The 40 mile race
20 " Hirh Vale. Princeton, Penn-y wanna
Illinois and Missouri ar 20 10 starters.
The -r'''i al events have filed yell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18
ASSOCIATION FOOTBILL.
CIaa MeDOnaias Win FF0m Arcadia
Thosabes. asOala 90 q.

UndismAysd by the bad weather. whI~h
caused a postponement ~ the nRaI cup tie
match Of the American Football Asaocia-
ton between the scottish Americans Of
Newark and the Tacony y. G. Of PhtlndeI-
phia At Harrison Oval. yesterday afternoon
the Clan McDonalds OF BROOKLYN. leaders
IN tho championship series Of the weN
York AnaAfsur Association Football League.
OOk the held against the Arcadia ThisfIe-,
deGsatiDx the latter at Marquette oval by
Z goals 10
Playing against the Wind In the frst half
the clansneu scored but once on . penalty.
from which John Ross. Nho was con
SPURIOUS for good WORT throughout ~.
game. shot = goal Robert MacS ullOch
rot through he defence for the second 4Oal
81 the game by a pretty HI, ~ iBdiv idusl
n ORR. aud the snme player shot tho tOuTth
4 burBst6e. inside left, tallied tho Other
point. VAR. the Clan McDOnaId's right
hahhack, and ku@@sll ant iyona IN The
ArcadiA 1hiaiteN halfhack line, diattnRuishsd
themselves by persistent pursuit ~ he hall
tie IN thgtr remaining game With the
Crttchleya VIII assure the Clan McDonalda
n winning the Amateur League champion
ship. 1he American Footbal Assoctation
cup tie mail mas beea rs-schsduled for nsTi
sunday aiteFnoon a. Harrison Oval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18

csaeh Rses Noe Pseasnd WIN cslambia
vaFuley Oeher Notes &C Practice.

The Columbia varsity crew IN rowing n0N
IN this order: Steinachnslder. how: Capp.
Gee mann q: Moore, q. Culman. Q. Dellen
bnuEh. Miller. =: Murphy. stroke. IN
men have had fair amonnt ~ mileage n
the last two wee.s. hut hot 80 nnch ~
COach Ri,e would like. hice do.sh'. fee
any too happy over having lO-s saunders
and ksnshaw.
- Weed, stroke q last years c0rnSl
eight. vas q visitor &C the Columbia bargs
last week lie saw the freshmsn boMf-e
In . she'll for the nFut time and aaid he's
nsver seen a crew start out 80 vol. We'd
krns-I q. Champ.in, Who rowOd IN the
recovered from an iilnsss Of four week Z
ch.mpliu i making good a. krst 6sss@aa.
This probably means that he won't under-
'AEe 70 get ready for rowing this season .s, on.
blnaf ions ~ Ithaca last week, The OedsS
81 finish Ia the two mile distance w4s
msS janiogy T T 'h srsi SsTSisS four
49, ond varsity four. third varsity four.
fourth varsity four The time for the dis
Ssrr Just Twelve ssS s dis:rsSas BE-
~ zen the nrst varsity and Junior varsity.
Lhe Ir-ut vas very comiosl lnt so Tar ss
were concerned
The iT-t two crews we're made up a. fol-
.S :. WsLrisy. = slsSai.Sn ron" Sutton. ::
Day O. Name-, = Dtstlsr. stroke, Clark.
cOxswain FIRST DtftmAr. bow /:
lslm, 2 Elliott. , De koOde. a. brown. ..
Nhyts. 9 Mum. Bates. stroke. kremer.
CoxsNain.
Although N thing isn't SURE the Harvard.
Navy race apparently h To he rowed next
Saturday The Crimson crew n getting
acquAinted With the severn course. which
certainly needs getting known. The Hat
ward crew = heavier thsn the Navy boat.
but the mid shipmeh have had more rowing
proha bly, than ihc Vi~ttor-. and may To
a hard task for Harvard tn win. The Grim
sou may do last yelT'- feat again IN their
ea gsfne-- 10 bs.a' the Navy. The Harvard
men NAV get OVsrtr1 med.
he gr,'s viii ~
Harvard whitney how: sargent :: nalch :
HooI-r ha-on. 5 Newton. q, Maii. :. Cutler
stroke king. cox-sAin
NA,b uetxs bow Spencrr :. Johnston. A.
Lnitn. 4 HERRING. :. King a. ZenoT T. NecHA.
stroke " uiam>. rnN>VAiu.
The Penn@yiVana varsity crew conceded
n length in three miles to the second crew
in raUs last Thursday but didn't get
away Wuh u The tuniors made up ~ the
crack freshman boat OF last wear. gntDed
three lengths more On the -enior~.
Ie"h'- crew sgugd has baen reduced Va
thirteen u on The eight l. rowing Just
now ia thi- order lphrm. how. GOtt, >
kubv NhutlS~"v. q Robertson, . GOdley.
q HrrrrzhoN. = t,ere. strobe NettinRill.
toN.Naiu. tisre vas N last years SyrH-
r1i-e Nnr-itv Godlev once TONsd az Vale.
and Robertson Wa- IA tho Me- hams Arts
crew several wears ago. Meitingl steered
"a cornell tla== crew