New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
Rice Shifts Columbia Var.
sity and Junior Com.
binations Twice.
CALLS HIS CREWS THF
GOULD AND BOGIrP
Courtney Makes Changes in HI,
Freshman Boat-Penn First
Eight Get Beating.
lBy Telegraph To TIE rn5w.l

Poughkeepsie, y. Y, June IT,
Rice disproved the CID theory ~, 80
lightning never strikes twice n u.
same place, here to-day. Rice 1870
a bolt at tie varsity squad this ro,..
ing that shufHed them up beyond rs,s,.
milton, and this afternoon wbe, 4,
oarsmen thought everything had h.,
smoothed over he hurled another 81
now he has hard work himself tslii.,
the two apart. lie has ceased ea'ii.s
ore the varsity and the other. ~
junior One is the Gould crew. 4.
the other the Bcgue Some day I.
thinks the Gould crew may beeom; ).
varsity, but II the Bogue shows tbti.
is worth anything, then that i d.
crew that will row In the biz r,,s
Rice's mood tonight was as rare IS ora
Of the days that James Russell Lowell
made famous.
II was an unsuspectiug varsity sor.d
that reported TO Rice for the morning
row. Five minutes later all tha, was
left Of the championship crew OF 1914
Manner, at bow; Captain Ssnborr. a,
No. 1; and Bratton, az No. 6, had been
transplanted 70 the junior crew ros.
ing in the Edwin Gould, a shell BY
which Rice lays great store. Rice dd
not call this crew either varsity or sec.
ond varsity, and when IL pushed avaJ
from the float il rowed in this order
Manner, bow; Burghard, No .; Mans.
bach, No. 9; Sanborn, No. 4; Dieknsr,
No. 3; Bratton, No. 6; Ferris, No. Z;
Wormser. stroke, and Fogg, eoxswsin.
The Bogue crew had five Of this
years varsity men aboard and rovei
thus: Sengstaken, bow; Jauss, No. 2;
Simonds, No. 8; Hooven, No. 4; Gro.
nenberg, No. 3; Sturgeon, No. s; Itch.
borne, No. 7; Myers, stroke, and Pad.
dock, coXswain.
When the two crews got on the vatsr
the Bogua crew defeated the Gould
eight in a series of spirits and starts,
which did not please Rice at all The
result was another realignment tbs
afternoon. Manner moved from bow d
the Gould eight to No. Z, Ferris PlIes,
and Ferris went 70 bow on the Bogss
crew. Sengstaken going over 70 bow n
the Gould from the same position n
the Bogua. Burghard, No. 2, in tie
Gould, changed with Hoover, No. I, Ii
the Bogue.
The Gould eight is the one which
Rice wants TO call his varsity and ].
contains the three veterans Of the 1914
championship crew. II showed better
speed against the BOgue crew IN ias
evening spin, but Rice was not ate.
gether satisfied and there probably VII
be another shift tomorrow.
All of Vivian Nickalls's caleulatiena
went sky-high tonight again when e
Junior varsity boat defeated the rseo;'
structed varsity crew by five and ore
half lengths in a two-mile race Nlel'
alls put through another shake-up II
the morning, whereby Butler, Ok No
.. moved over to No. . in the junior
boat and Pepper, who was rowing there
went 70 No. 4 in the varsity, Gotal1
going from that seat 20 NO. z. Mex
alls had the two crews out for an ssp
paddle in the morning, but N us
afternoon decided that they would as's
another tryout. -,
The big Englishman lined MS Iahis',
varsity and freshman Fights On US
starting line. and sent the ires a
off with a fifteen seconds hanal-r
The varsity and junior Fights go' y,
der way rowing 81 20 the minute ga
the juniors lost no time at all 10 81.
ting the lump. At the one-nlls =
this lump was measured by two ieigl,
Of open water and half a mile IulIs .
on the juniors picked up the iEe'n -,
and went on 70 the finish, 20 VIE ~,
the varsity by FIVE and one-hali lelg.'
and bv length over the ires s,.ss
The time of the juniors was lev
Even Charley Courtney did no'
cane the general shake-up le,eI c. -,
both freshman, varsity and lunlo.,, W..
nell crews went on the river T pav.i
familiar faces in the boats. p H'g =
No. 7 in the freshman boat nsa
come out because OF a badly in's M,
banS and Ebert took his place, ~
change is only temporary, but t1M 80.
w. II. Courtney, No. 2 IN 'ns
man eight, is permanent, snS S,ys
Fuller, a substitute, VIII prOO"'''
the scat on race day. vhs
Othus. the varsity No. MAJ ~, -.
went out Yesterday with a pal' o. ia "a
hands continued on the sldellnes' -.
from the Junior crew taking hls p, n.3
while Weisbrod substituted ior ~.
Courtney worked his crews I'd dd
both morning and aiteEhoUTT In, prss.
not give them more than "s
tice spin either time.