The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-19
TEN EYCK SAYS HIS
CUBS LACK QUALITY
s,rarrse Coach Declares
Freshman VIII Not Make
II a. Clean Sweep.
WRIGHT MAY QuTT PENN

porou vrrrsre. ~. r, June is.-watch-
NJ, waiting IN tho part Of the freshman
rev. ~ Cornell. Pennsylvania, Column
Ma and Syracuse and complete evNcua-
ton on the part Of the Junior and varsity
rom the lighthouses Of the four navies
.bou, constituted all that happened In
N. owing colony to-day. The cub crews
ssd fne water on wh'c,, 70 NV, but Il
ss'ng sunday they had 10 remain idle.
Norton ~. Bogue, chairman OF the board
- The intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
ION. announced that the freshman race,
which WAS postponed after two attempts
- nun II of. will be rowed tomorrow at
Il? o'o'ock upstream from tho finish line
10 = mile above the bridge.
WITH the departure of tho varsity
uuads ,'ttle was left Of tho twenty
scond annual classic but memories. The
coaches, however. had to remain at qua;-
'sS In order 10 take care of tho fresh
man crews. Charles f.. Courtney. III
and disappointed. kept 10 his schedule
He left for his home IN Ithaca this after
noon accompanied by his wife. his niece.
he nurse and his physician. John Ho,le.
,hs assistant coach. remained with the
segment Of the crew squad still here.
There was much talk hat rennsyl-
ysnia may %supplant Joe Wright, the
Toronto amateur coach. with a profess
soma. The man who received the larg-
A., boom for this position was Hiram
coribear. coach Of University OF WASH
,ne,on crews for the last eight yeara
conibear has had two crews East In
different years. one in 1919 finishing
third and another In 1914 finishing NTH.
on the coast he has had great success.
This year his Seattle giants defeated by
,welye lengths practically the same stan
ford crew which finished second here last
veal. His varsity also swamped the
california eight by sixteen lengths OF
cpen water. II Ia the only crew which
an dispute Syracuse's claim TO the
championship OF tho country.
The quarters OF the Orange navy were
the centre OF attraction. Coach Ten
Eyck had n smile for everybody. He
tegned surprise a. The success or his
cr~ws with the same fox,ness that he
~rp,oved In concealing their strergtl
during the training season. When asked
he believed his freshmen would make
q. a clean sweep he said he believed such
a feat impossible. 49,.
y, Is not a good crew. you know" he
m,d.
"Bu. you couldn't see any good 'n
your Junior and varsity crews either
he was reminded.
MAY be you're right. But I'm posi-
tive the freshmen have not a nrst class
crew" Ten Eyck replied. -.
Would our heart stop oearns II
hey won:" re was asked
His answer WAS a smile. Stroke 6. u
Grubb took issue with him. Many Others
did too. The Syracuse freshman boa
raced the varsity for the last two miles
u = time trial recently and beat tht
champions by open water. stroke
whi,esidn Of the victorious varsity said
that the freshmen In a four mile ro"
made him work harder every minute
than the Cornell varsity did FOR one
second during yesterdays race
Can't. Walt Glass, the only man II
me varsity and jun'or boats to be los
nv graduation, said that next year syria.
cuse ought to sweep the river II !
DOESN'T this year. III the freshman race
rad been rowed last night We woult
ave won. The kid crew had the hes
rowing water ~ s o'clock when they
we're told to get In line. They also wer'
chuck full of confidence
The victory of the Junior varsity
vas not as surprising as the Old Mar
wv ~ 49,
WHO stroked II, gave us many "A hare
rub IN practice and even paced hi'
crew 20 the fastest time ever done fo'
NO niles on Lake Onondaga just betor'
n. came down here. As for the var
si'y race, nothing ever came easier
The men were not rowed u White
I'd, 30. A pace for us to follow. whicf
Ms no harder han was necessary y
e.r ahead OF the next best crew. W.
mad barrels Of energy Ia reserve whlct
We never found occasion to Use.
We have "A stroke IN Whiteside VIII
proved that he has not a peer. AZ NO
we have williams. This pair hai
vowed IN thirteen races n never once
he.r beaten. At the American Henley
hey suffered tho humiliation OF beinf
IN second place for about 100 yards
Thai was the only time the art four o
q rival she'll ever saw the backs @
Whi.es,de and williams In a raoes a.
n- Cornell yesterday there was NJ
rhance 81 any OF them 10 see us unless
hey twisted their nccks back and u
Tho right OF them"
when Conlhear was seen to-nignt NJ
-a,d that he had heard some peopl'
were .F,cr him IN order to get him u
.oa.i 81 'ne Last. lie denied, however
''a' a'> body from Pennsylvania hat
ssN,d linn 10 consider taking up Nh
osuh.rg re'ns At the quaker university
Despite Yesterdays poo showing n
added. zoe Wright has done good worl
~ T.uusylva MA. ~ FAR "a ] know NJ
probably will - another leave or ah
ae'ce from his Government post IN To
-or'o % take Nh the coaching OF TN
Pennsylvania crews next spring,
hao,r h,Nt very slightly. but believe hin
q fno man 20 coach those crews 10