Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
One Hundred and Twelve 0arsmen Win Engage in tvent-l4 Crews Viii
 Compete
REGATTA WILL BE HELD
 ON THE P0UGHKEEPSlE
Big Trophies Offered for Vic- tonlouS Crews - Great Race Is Set for Hour
 At Ebb Tide

T POUGHKEEPSIE, June 2e.-Ous hundred and twelve oarsmen. repre senting five American universities an6 oiVided into 14 crews, will engage to morrow afternoon in the great an nual regatta of the Intercollegiate Rowing association. composed Of Co iumols, Cornell Pennsylvania, Syra. cuse and Wisconsin.
 The regatta win be held on the Hudson river on what is known as the !. Poughkeepsie bridge and finishinq one mile south of the same structure
 The program comprising three races is as follows:
 First Race.
 ' 4:e0 .m.-University four-oare5 shells, without coxswain. two miles i beg ming one mile north O. tho hrtdge land tnishing one mile Fou.h Of the Trorby-Tbe Kennedy challenge tnonhy cup. presented in 1892. bv Dav. idson Kennedy. PennsylvaTla. to he held by the winner for one year. Pres. ent holder Of the -roay. Cornell Course positions; i. Syracuse 9 Cornell; 3. Pennsylgsnis. {. Coirm- hia. Wisconsin has no entry in this race
 Second Race. 4:30 D. m.-Freshman eight-oared shells; two miles. same course as first race.
 Trophy-The Stewards cup, ore scented in 1900 by graduate of colun- bia, 10 be held by the winner for one year. Present holder Of the trophy. Cornell.
 Course positions: 1. Cornell: ?. Co lumbia: g. Wisconsin: {. Syracuse. F, Pennsylvania.
 Third Race.
 5:SO D. m.-University eight-oared shells. four miles, over fnll course. Trorhy-The Varsity challenge cuD. presented in 1898. by Dr. Louis L. Sea man. Corneis to be held by the win ner for one year. Present holder of the .tronhy. Cornell.
 Course rositions: 1. Pennsylvania. z, Columbia; 3. Syracuse: {. Cornell. 3, Wisconsin.
 The hour set for the principal -ace. 5;SO o'clock is inst fourteen minutes Before the ebb tide will be it's strong- est The freshman race will start at tae he2inning of the ebb tide and the university fOur-o1red race will he rowed in practically dead water IT the weather is at all rough. the outside crews will feel it the most. the smooth CT water being on the inside of the course. the numbers Of which begin rom the west It is thougbt that Inc Cltside crews will nave whatever ad- vantage will result should the weath- e be calm; buL generally sneaking. the PouehReensie conrse is fair 10 all contestants, the lanes being set so far out into the stream that there is com psrstively little difference between them.
 Sometimes the outside crews have been Handicapped by spectators boats crowGing Into the course. This han nened last year. and the revenue off eers having charge Of the matter have Determined 10 police the course even more strictly than heretofore. Reve- nue cutters will be stationed on either side Of the course at the finish and Foiice hoats will be stationed at points a.ong the course tO prevent, if possi- bie' the repetition Of last years crowd. iur 0f the crews.
 Prior to their coming to Poughkeep- sic for the last days Of practice. none Of the crews had competed in fonr- U-ile race. Mo5t Of them, however. had engaged in match races for two miles with various other colleges. and d tT-et review Oi these snring races may be some indication of the corn. parative merits of the contestants in ltomorrow's varsity race. as the boat ing has not been gneraIiy changed. al though varying degrees of improve ment have been attained within the 1 last six weeks Of pracfice.
 Past Records.
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