The evening world., 1913-06-20

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cagW OUT o. coaaMlooe0st.
~ sbs snA g - sass nasvasas
msa rsVsA - - q sfssr . DraSsies
spin WAsls che 6sss Ya1s rsWVfa
doubled W In their boAt 81 l11ftsd
for ten minutes before they sgulA row
on 10 tha qusstsss. Thsy Wseo sn21ssly
cot By the waslsfrA Eagllsh uetOeDs.
The rain slackseel asrlag tAe Fasa.
oaly TO come down mere htav0U e The
-. Few spectators w0e 20 -. osea
on the sfvss banks and even tie oeear.
vsssoR srsans worU only half Allied.
After shs vafsity four race the trains
returned 70 The brijse to take In the
start - the fssshmen.
The frsshmaa crews were slow In
starting. Harvard's eight lay at the
aask ~ atsstn wassas6 for Ya!e's
soat 70 come over. Al last the hesvy'
rain aWindisd 10 . drisxis again ana
Yale soVed to the marx aftsr tsssins
sweaters into iaupch.
A. Yale reaches the starting mark
AasvaF4's ffeshies rowed away 10 let
Ya1s valt In turn. II was chilly. Has-
ward came back slowly 70 the Crimsoa
Doint and stripped for acsioa- rhsa the
Harvard crew rowed up ATTY yarSs
ss ~" 'ne eose"'"s 's."S" s.u
saa. se'es eeneoG yspso o'sney
.na tas 1ev'n 'hs '~'' y" 'As '''0s'
v.O' o.":e. w. v"
. nile Harvard Led BY ~ Of . length.
and from thsn 70 the mns nas she
creased the lead. Al the mile Harvard
he'd n quarter ,sasth or opss water.
ana Ys,e besan 4 desperate spupt.
ne spectators yelled Justify, "Yaie.
Yais, Tale: 10 On Yais."
Yale seemed 10 respond. The Ysie
boz crept M steadily tsal her bow At
1 l.2 miles iapped over slx feet Of
Harvard'u stern.
There Yale hung on, bot once past
the laxs Harvard Increased her stroke
from The W 70 = ana sjowly pulled up
Q length and Q half ahead, which was
her lead On passing the Hulsh mark.
In the last quarter mile Yale was
straininS dsspsratsiy and shs fought
20 the last inch, The Yale freshmen
were in better shape than the varsity
fsur At The end. being able 70 rev on
. minute or 20 after the end Of the
race.
The UnitsA states dsspaesh boat
Dolphin. With sscrstary Of the Navy
JossDAvs Daniels aboard. has anchored
Just above the bridge. near Vincent
os "ome
0~sV WON'T oOv GVeN COT
w HOTELS.
Nsw London had IL annual vahsfui
spell. A. he lshts were Gllmnsrtng
through the rain. Crowds moved up
and dswn the NAN street. The hots,
sesriaoss we're janmsA with new a.
rivalA Everywhere could bs heard the
voices ef the improvident bsgging for
slssDing Recommendations. ara ee veary
stegko assuring tnDatisat people again
and again that net even . cot sould b
nasalsAs4 for any aueuns q 0easy.
The old Crsokett famous resort Of
sassmss 40 rowsaS peStssans Tor maay
4een Wss tuu - osehive IN swarm
ng onA W the street the new NO
segae u 10 giosy OF white marble loe'
ssss ~ es"sess~ hummsd and busssd
GyesywAsss there were HarvAsd and
Ias men, ane AAsvesd ana fsle fan'
mes. aad frssads and csose and distant
soauaaefAneeA aae people who 3nss
eneN Hasvaso OF Yaae ~ Ss1statien.
ana who came out OF shsse cussoeasv y
~ ~ anseel wsnt .r.
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| No. ohlo.. ,roAuct. AZ the citru. h.it
| vhsn he vent ovsr "a I'm nslnnd vith tbs
I iorc h.c,.roii
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So'ms5 ens"p'onsn'p crew. svsry'
emn9 aeout the Yale OUTFIT to-day was
english. Ths eoats ere Enslish. Ths
rig 10 English. The oars we're EuElish.
,hat .nA ~. a. ~, ..s.s =. ~
se.S W SeeSmeS
Nsenee naturai stross. Hs tr'ss 70
ave hh hoys ana show them how "a
put all Of their strength In driving the
hoat ahsaA yVlxh Oh. A.>-t.>~ .A,->I~