New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
SYAKE-UPS IN CUB CREWS
Columbia and Cornell Freshmen
Shifted About.
CALM BRINGS OUT SHELLS
Stanford Men Improving, but
Ouakers Make Poor Show
ing at Poughkeepsie.

Poushkeepsio, n. Y, June 19.-The Cor
nell and Columbia freshmen crews expert
cnced shake-ups to-day which in both cases
will probably be permanent Rice came
down with heavy hand on his youngsters
at the morning practice. changing around
Sanborn. who had been rowing No t. and
Secdorh who has been stroking the eight for
the last month Seedorf. so Rice thought.
was working a trlne fine and he had no
hesitation I'm putting sanborn in at stroke.
although the race is only ten days away.
With Seedorf at 10. the shell does not
trim quite so evenly. but it goes along just
as smoothly, and Rice IS we'll pleased with
the shift.
Courtney found that his freshmen were
not doing any TOO well I'm their morning
row. and IN tho afternoon he took Ornelas,
= Mexican, out Of the shell and sent Mochria
M Al his place Films, the stroke OF the
/ frst year eight who had his foot lanced on
Monday. vas able TO get back in his place.
and the crew had one Of the best spins since
its arrival at PouEhkeepsie. Courtney sent
his feet downstream both morning and
afternoon. and tho total distance covered
By them was more than eighteen miles.
Columhias total was even more than this
for Picc took his varsity on twelye-mile
row both In tho morning and afternoon
y was the hardest DAVIS work the New
Workers had 50 far. Rice had 10 change
around his fcur-oarad boat because Nc
Carthy. she stroke. has an infected HIND.
= Robinson took his place both times out, and
Clachorn was shifted from the second eight
20 RobinSon's place at No 2.
/ Seward also made a change in the stan
( ford varsity boat Watkins. who has been
at 40. T. was taken out and Glover, the
versatile substitute. took his place. Seward
/ does not know whether he will use Glover or
Watkins, and for the next few days VIII
/ give each a thorough trial The Stanford
crew had its first row over the course this
morning. and despite their terrific snap az
the finish Of each stroke they surprised
most Of the coaches with the amount OF
power they got into their drive They Gov
cred the last mile at a thrty-nve pace. and
at tho finish were plugging along well W
10 forty heats 70 the minute and finished
well
All the crews save Columbia went over
the course this morning Syracuse led the
+ procession, and Wisconsin brought UP the
cal anu lbl d4lll'-' oil 44DAl iAlN'V '''''
. at least two shells driving down the toul
miles A. top speed Tho Quakers made q
sorry showing for they were picked UP al
/ the two-mile mark by the freshmen, and
. although thev tried their level best, they
could not gain an inch on the youngster'
. M the first half mile, and then gradually
dropped back finishing three lengths in the
I rear ~ the cubs In the evening Ward
timed his four and then sent the varsity
and freshmen on a six-m!le pull Up stream
/ The Wisconsin eight Is improving day by
. day, and In trial this morning did some
. surprising work The Badgers are pulling
through better and give evidence OF hav
,rc wealth Of power. None ~ the West
,rnera has been sick or laid up this sea
son. which is remarkable when II is re
membcred that in years gone by there have
ALWAYS been two or three invalIds in tbs
. squad.
Jim Ten Eyck has adopted an attitude
that "a exclusive 10 the extreme, and hal
had tho orange quarters fenced of with
barhcd wire The fence even shuts OF the
stanford quarters. which are next n the
urs'ator"