Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20

Harvard University Athletic associa- ton and the Yale University Athletic association that:
 l. The annual Harvard Y ale boat race will be rowed on the Thames river on Friday, June 19. 1914.
 2. The following schedule for row ing races be adopted:
 (a) The freshman four-oared race will be rowed on Thursday, June IS, 1914 in the afternoon, at time and over a course agreed upon by the two university captains.
 Cb) A varsity four cared or a sec ond varsity eight-oared race will be started at 10.30 8. m.. June 19, at the head of the course, and rowed down stream, finishing at the navy yard. The choice between these two races to be decided by the two captains some time before April 20
 Co The freshman eight-oared race will be started at the navy yaro as soon as practicable after the finish of the varsity four-oared or the second varsity eight-oared race. and will be end of the down stream course.
 (d) The university race will be row ed upstream at 4.S0 ?. nl, June 19, starting at the railroad bridge and finishing at the end of the four mile course opposite the Harvard freshman quarters.
 Gel Should it be necessary to post pone the varsity four or second eight pared race and freshman eight race from the morning until the afternoon, they will be rowed up stream at some time not earlier than S.S0 p. m., and before the varsity eight race, if possl- ble The freshman eight-oared race starting at the lower end of the course and finishing at the navy yard, ana the varsity four or second eight race starting at the navy yard and finish ing at the upper end of the course. In case the varsity four or second eight has to be postponed later than 3.45 ?. nn.. they shall be rowed up stream ar ter the university race at any tune up
 3. Should a disagreement arise be- tween the two university captains as to the time of rowing races, the power of deciding shall be vested in a referee, both captains agreeing his word shall be final.
 l. Both captains agree that, unless otherwise ordered by the referee, they will leave their respective floats m suitable time to be ready at the sSaLI at the tims agreed upon
 5. Should it be necessary te post Done the university eight-eared race from 430 p. m., it shall be roWed up- stream at any time agreed upon z, oy the two varsity captains (see also sec. 4) up to D. m.
 e Should it be necessary te pest pepe any or all of the races until the next day, each race shall be rewed at the same time as scheduled for June 19.
 '. There shall be a neutral third judge at the finish of all the races, whose decision shall be final in case of a disagreement between the other two judges.
 8. If either crew is disabled by a bona fide accident during the first half mile, the crews shall be recalled. The decision on this point will rest entirely in the hands of the referees. other list of all the men who are to be taken to New London, at least 40 days before the race. If any protests are to be entered against any Of the men in these lists they must be sent in at least 30 days before the race to the eligibility committee, which con- sists of Lawrence E. Sexton for liar yard, Otto Barnard for Yale, and to the referee of the races. TO- The referee of the race shall be w H. Meikleham.
 H. There shall be assistant ref cree, chosen by MT. Meikleham with the approval of the two university captains who shall have full powers of the referee in case of the latter's absence.
 In witness whereof representatives of both parties have affixed their sig natures. QUENTIN REYNOLDS, Captain of the Harvard Crew. 1 GEORGE L. ASPINWALL, Manager of the Harvard Crew. l T. E, DENEGRE. | Captain of the Yale Crew. H. w. ROBSON. Manager of the Yale Crew