The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
ROW|NG HONOnS
ARE DISTRIBUTED
RATHER WIDELY
Three Events On Pacific Coast
and Eight in East End With
Princeton and Washington
in Lead.

fBy Evening" Herald Leased wirsl
New FORK. June 6.-With the ex-
ception of the four-mile regattas at
Poughkeep9ie and New London. tho
intercollegiate rowing season has
closed with honors rather widely dis
tributed SO far as the dual and trl.
angular events are concerned. All
told eleven events have been decided.
three on the Pacific coast and eight
in the cast. Considered broadly
Princeton and Washington have made
the best showing In these shorteN
contests which are for many OF the
crews but preliminary to the real
title races OF the year.
Princeton competed in three re-
gattas. winning two ana finishing
second in the other. The Tigers de
feated Harvard at Princeton on
April 20 by a foot IN a mile and u
race and won the Child's cup at PM
adclphia on May 10 by o%utrowing
Navy, Columbia and Pennsylvania in
u one mile 500 Yards race. Dn MAY
"a at ithaca. Cornell won fitm
Princeton after 4 sensational two.
mile race by a quarter of a length
Washington finished with a clear
I l''NlHs h'i'hAlnE EAfll'lu ~ sftlAi'
on April , by Ave lengths IN u three
mile event and winning from caiifor-
MIA hy sixteen lengths over the same
course on May q.
The Navy crew won from u Wash
ingtou boat club cight IN q two mile
race ON Npril o. and later defeated
PENNSYLVANIA only To lose to syria.
cuse ana Princeton IN other races.
stanford also had a victory over CALI
tornia Pcrnsylyauia defeated Yale.
Harvard Won from Cornell and cor
neil dcrfatod Princeton and Yale. \
complete rc,ord 81 the aces Of the
season Co date shows the follow ing
results
Aprl seattle 3 miles: Wash
iugtou e., lengths linn u6s stanford
Inn SEE.
Aprl ls-AanupoIis-. miles navy
Ce lengths Tom 81 S-js, Analostan.
r. G.. lin les
April 90 Princcton-lA miles
Princeton 81 FOOT Tom t.tss, Har-
ward
April Oakland miles. stan
ford g lengths Ism rs. California
AprIl -.-Phladeiphia-lis miles
penusylviuia Gts icngth-I I'm
81 l--s Yale ,
Aprl 80 Annapolis l5-le miles.
SAW O. lengths ,m lVs Pcunsyl-
anita, I'm. l3s.
MAY l3-philadelphia-l mile
$50 yards Princeton g length I'm; |
Na.y. End Columbia 3rd Pennsyl-
90"
- M"os' h"I-
v p" 80 '''"'' y"
N""'',' "'.'' ga
80 - '"e'"' W." TO- navy ''"'
80. ~ wa"
80" ."s"' 80" W. '"'
'"'"-i - -
"rcs' ,''"'.,
80 '"s'n' Inn rs ''."o''"h -
""s'"'' 81" |'-''' '"' -"
'"' nv" cup |
The excellent showing made by IN"
princeton crews TINS year has ted 10
the revival OF JUNIORS that the Tigers
were aDout ready To broaden their
ROWING policy and would be seen nj
el'h"r the New London or Pough- |
n''pSl" i'Eh'tdS IN lVl' Ut. j
duncan Spaeth. IN" princeton coach, |
does not confirm the report IN his
review ~ the season as he frankly /
states mat Princeton IN not out for
honors IN races over a four mile |
cours. such - are IN vogue at the
iile-hhrNnri and intercollegiate re-
gatths. His statement IL IN part as
follows; |
so far as our policy In ihtercol-
logiat" boat races u concerned. We
haV" pat ourselves on record frankly |
as not M the competition Tor FOUR
mile honors. some OF tn" reasons
Tor THIS grow out OF our wi situation
in Princeton, and some nave u more
general application. d." not myself