Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
Daily Training Grind for Col
lege 0arsmen Will Last I'm
til Late in June; News Of
College Sports

New york. Jan o wan the pass
iug uf me holiday season the short
period at rest allowed th, college,
oarsmeu Is completed From now uu-
tH late in june tho struggle for seats
in the racing she'll ami th" daily
training grind VIII continue without
intrrmlssiou. Coaches hire overhaul
ing rowing machines, rining hurges
aud generally preparing for 1914
which BE- De- predicted. VIII hr the
greatest ,ullugy rowing year in tur
history cot tho sport. Eight uui,erF.-
ties co. colleges Boa the east. unc Doc
the middle west and three ON the lu.
Cific cnHHt have already planned their
rowing campaigns which mcludr 1
larger number ct dual. triangular ANA
INTERCOLLEGIATE tltlc regJitls than
ever before recorded boo this country
Abroad Dxford and Cambridge are
uoar the halfway mark iu their tru
ine Tor their annual rtcc. ana their
progress is being oiuscly watched Dos
two of the eastern universities iu
Wow ot "a possible international inter
varsity regatta before midsummer.
Tho eastern college rowing situa
"1u. considered ns whole. Is one
uI the most promising in resent sea
sons Aside from Columbia and syra-
cusc. there are largo ana veteran
squads available ut ctery Institution
which advocates rowing. IN almost
every case more than nfty per cent Of
the oarsm o. who won their VARSITY
letters in 1918 regattas are trying for
places In the elghts agnin and arc
supplemented by excellent material
from last years freshmen cOmhina-
tions Tho recent ruling of the in-
tcrcoilcgiato stewards providing f0r
race Ger second rierfa in -iaro nf
the fDurs ON the Hudson wa also
provide extra pucos rr the asplriug
swccpsWlnRrrs Under this ruling %
wiz he necessary for hose college.
which desire Co. compete ln all tire,
events nu the Hudson .p develop ana
seat tWcni,-t0ur o1r-W.u in Tho shells
for the varsity, Second and freshmen
raCeg
The upou winter hH proved "a holu
ln the fan practice nd several of
tbs coaches report thHt their charges
wlfr able Co establish NV records for
late autumn rowing during 1918.
Coach Courtney had s.l Fights Do tho
water ou December md has plan
ned 60 send his crews nut at every
favorable opportunity Turing the cn-
tire winter Al Syracuse, Coach Ten
Ecyk who has just LINED five.
Iyoar contract BE- ALSO n.anning Tor an
early season start ] the Board 90
Stewards OF thc g. y A. win permit
the students of the F.rosiry Depart
meRt 90 row Tor me orange Ton
Eycks Worries win hr eliminated a
Htiffcr proposition faces Jim Rice "a
Columbia Tor the New York Unit
vcrsity squad appears Goo grow smaller
each year and Rice fuds II difficult
60 secure even fair number of stu
dents physically suited for The hard
four mile race on the hudson.
The situation nt pounylvnnin ana
Yale is much alike n That both COLI
logcs are working with now coaches.
/ Al New Haven tfi0 composed Of
illchnrd Armstrong rlpiain Of the
30 crew, Guy Nlcholie Of Tnhnnd
and g. =. Ginnnlni recent New Yorl,
4 Athletic Club coach VIII direct the
work of the l,li cfcwmeu. A. phlln-
+ dolphlu Vivian Nichols. q brother ~
Guy has replaced Ellis ward and
the work Of these famous English
uar4men who expect tn develop e
stroke combining The heii points At
both the English ana American sya-