New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
Some Critics Predict an Up
set. However. as Oiue
Crew IS Rowing in
q Way To Be
DANGEROUS.
DANGEROUS.


rra-vard'= varsity crew is a strong "a
,.or;+4 over Yale's eight for the annual
struggle at four miles over the lndil'eS
oiver course at New London. conn" vi
FRIDAY. Wagers have been made al ~ 10
and I'D 90 that Harvard VIII deiea' "i7
ON The water for the fourth year ii S"0O7S
sion but indications point 10 'he ONu9
.to~+erirc before the day OF the sUubsle'
,s Vale men are regaining some OF lile '''i
e5a,,c. lost when the Blue crew maze sui"
, Moor showing at two miles, first against
J3o-rsvlvania al Springfield, ana la'e'
,,.ainsr Cornell and Princeton Oh Oa'Hes e
Lake. ,---,,.,,,.
r-,.. critics agree TO man that KENNEDY
has worked wonders with his men ID I'.e
last three weeks, and some 90 ho' ~
.,-. 90 rradict a biz surprise FOR HarFdIN
,-,.. s,ar1 ia running freely and smoothly
b.fweeD strokes. and 10 all appedIaii -
.,a mower and drive are not lachn's
l.t,,,ga- have been made IN the Doa'i''s
eirce the preliminary races, ana ms
,i.o,g.s have been for the better lie
O. strong. powerful lot VINO nave
i...r f.rafuliv trained 10 row four mics
and receu,lv they have acquired a srnoo'"-
,o.s and finish that indicate coili"'''
-.,,ster,- of the stroke and UNIFORM aP-
u'l.ation of power to
~ the estimate Of an old oarsman ""o
has watched the practice OF tAe eie"'
,-.y- London FOR a number OF years can "'
.,-.-+ad The Yale crew to-day IS iHe OeS'
and strongest that has been developed az
Nm. f+aven since 1901.
,l.~,..-d began the season with strong
.....,o,. ~ .re crew which defeated faIe
las, ,.a,r such veterans as cutler S1'oi7'
wilmington and Metcaii Win Ne"'o''
,. stroke help 90 make up one o4 '"7
-'" , off.rffye combinations
most powerful "''" tr No+ ono
... a,.a- sat in q Crimson SMELL -'"' CIV
.. ,,..-errcn I'D the squad mas ever "'''
~a.e with Yale. which lends
beaten lH ''0' ..,l,r.d "a ysItla-
confidence and may "'
... ,-.af
4 Tim, yVr9v the coach,
Harvard men a'" jam .,. DO,
,,..... disappointed al the easy
DID, -.u.eg rIrlt away from the
WHICH '''"'" ..-l, of the crew
eigh. a. ithaca, ana '.-' -,.,.-,..l
." ''' .t.,,,.,. y-,s wrong. This ed Wray
iAa- 7"i4 .i...,... 10, MOVING Good
f1 make 4a"-'"' ~, N-.u.tor from
ale from stroke TO 40 anu . . ..
o., .trox. ON top Of TINS anu ice
NO w. . ..-..,a which shortened
modelling 0' ''.' [., 9,l,b at bow,
tUa body >AlN- 1ll-i-..-f
.,,ed a Ugameut ia his knee "AIie P'a'
FIJI ...is and was out Of the smell
.-- lawn ''".''' l... ,,,ael- Eyer,-
for TWO or three days IaS' ,....
.-.-,, MAS running smoothly. Ho"eF'i' 'e'-
,ccrrdiug u reports. and the men
i.i"'t' ..,fa.r,e ir their ability
are uIimi-i '4
b.. win
elsa. .l.,...Iorrneut VI the
In cOmmehlAs '' ''' ,-...... ...,.-
,,. ."rle Harvard Alumni b'I4''I'
10 . i-e,4.
ODD us N"'
r-r. crew made no progress lh l'lv % ,
.t.. which 70 had ln tanbrost aL.I' .i,o,
noe with Cornell, uui IL was h'lr" -
u-r.n the men went 20 lhei f-.lI'',,-i -.
eaIes Ferry they "o"u sooN 4e"lH az bod
,.,.l.la familiar with me t4.,l4I6', 49, 80
noon made IN the stroke since me 49,
. ftraca These changes air ho' "7 80
rs fhev have been made TO dppeaI "a" ~
+..trer on the oar ~ carried turtAeT Jan
.Va.. t vac the Lody swings toward me
90. mas been shortened little ana 'he
4fst az the stroke has been nade more
Dt,ective through the use Of the HANDS. III
h. frankly admitted mat ihese chdhsr9
,,ere suggested boy the rowing OK the 'o4-
reIi crew ,.
For some reason Goooale cld not IeS1lls
grasp the new parts or lhe slI1ht. ~