The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01

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o. u ia m. morning T. - SURE. "a was
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bat a determined head wind was against
fast tins.
The coRditinn- wers Considerably tho
better Tor Tho heavier men IN. Vale
freshman eight was me cr~S ~ which the
New Haven tplks certainly Thought we'll
They werv hopefth all along that this
eight. ssaid To- contain the lest material
Vale has had IN yesr-. wo'iid take tho
MEASURE 10 tho harvarl 1919 crow which
although rt~d very high until Cornell
won from 20. was thought t. have gone
hack because ol changes mad. since
that rac- OLA Memorial ray.
Hsrvarfs eight was first In the mark.
pulling away from alnnssids it, coach
ing launch with a pumping stroke that
mad. thn~- who have seen POughkeet~ie
r~g1ttlas think 81 syracuse Then Vale
sf~d down To the line. pulling a long.
EASY swing On looks before they came
To the huoY- Yale was the nicer lot
HARVARD FREsHMEN PUMP TO VtCroRY.
That WAS all changed. however. the Ino-
ment Refers. Meikleha m pulled the trigger
e hrs revolver and sent them on the way
Harvard. away considerably h-tter than
Yale, had "A quarter Il a length un the
Blue IN just five strokes. Yale looked
sluggish and uncertain alongside the
Crimson. Yale was carried on it, natu-
raj pace Ivy the swift pumping stroke
-rt by the Harvard men IT, offset this
Yale mad" it, stroke short. and although
the water was caught often enough there
WASH a great deal behind the blade
IL was not until they had covered a half
mile that the oarsnsn settled down at
all There Harvard was fifty feet to the
good The Crimson dropped 10y that
time from about IS and 80 TO - strokes
20 tho minute. and ale began at length
To- show something Of the pace at which
ths crew had been coached
The Blue was doing about ~ strokes
To the minute when about-three-quArtsrs
of a mile had been covered This reduc-
ton IN pacs with rather more power ON
the oars had its almost immediate effect.
and Harvard was only half a length the
hotter Grew when the two crossed the line
between the flags one mile out from the
bridge
Az about one and one-auarter miles the
Y ale boat had made such progress that
10 bowman was opposite llarN ards No
8 hut that was a. near as Yale was 20 a
victory in that race The Harvard stroke
oar shot the pace up notch or 50 and
the seven willing workers behind him
flung their energies into squirt that ran
IN" Harvard shell away from the Rlue
The squirt held for about a furlong and
then shut on Harvard didn't shake of
y ale without rptort Ia kind from the
Blue. and 50 there wasn't much more
han half length II that much advantage
for the Crimson az one and a half miles
After that nothing Ia ~. The husky
Harvard stroke dipped the going up To
- Ia the minute juEt for a few STRIKES
and IN they sped a. II on business bent
ale returned y ~ spurt To this. but there
was not the power nsedful in the pull the
y ale men made All through the last half
mile every Harvard stroke meant Just
80 much gained The Crimson won by
about two lengths
YoUR DARED RACE EXCITING
The four oar'-d race was rather more
exciting than the freshmen encounter.
when the time came the Harvard
crew won handily The Yale four got
pulled for all IL was worth for the first
half tnile The Blue slugged its way
through some pretty rough water and
stopped for nothing until its boat was
ven ahead of the Crimson nose IL looked
like a walkover the way Yale left Har-
ward The Blue he&ved nightly and
with good results all through the first
half mile The Harvard crew. rowing
rather lower stroke. didn't get good
returns from t and wallowed along a
ength to the bad AZ the first half mile
There were rough spots in tho Yale
boat how beink particularly a deIart-
Ir,. from the standard Of what IL con-
idered good form But he and his fell
IN ~ we're all there for that first half
and for tho mile too where they had
nearly two lengths on Harvard. All
this time the Crimson although behind
was rowing within itself. which no one
rould <ay OF Vale
The Blue at the mile leSan tn GO groggy
The how man although pulling wasn't
sitting up to II well. and the oarsman
az wasn't happy Yale was rowing
81 hut 80 was Harvard. and doing it,
- with less apparent effort.
Just after they passed the mile aud
a quarter folks who had not taken much
notice before i,egan 10 see that the Grim
son was gnining slightly. IL was not
much and in fact II hardly showed at
all until the men were very clO=' so a
mile and "a half Then those who turned
their eyes way from the very weary Yale
men nOticsd with a sort Of shock that
Harvard was only half Iength behind
Iale.
TALE FOUR OO.s To PIECES
There was a worse surprise in store
for those who fancied Vale The BlIe
almost Immediately the last half mile
flag was passed fell To pieces Three