The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

That makes no difference he re-
monstrated. when I wal a boy I
worked In a mill near Saratoga Lake.
and from the man I worked for I learned
that II a thing IL worth doing at all It Is
worth doing well. II a boy doesn't do
his best every minute he Is OF the water
he would be playing fairer TO himself IL
he viewed the race from the shore. There
Is nothing no harmful as fooling yourself
whether in sport or in business. They
can't fool me and I simply won't let them
fool themselves"
Caa't Even Take PIctsres.
Realiains that he was violating doc
tors orders Courtney dropped his
voice and again leaned over the rail,
lingering a massive watch chain with his
massive hand,
The boys nave wanted to row up
and down before me where I could watch
them from the bank. but the doctors
tabooed even that. I wouldn't guarantee
that I'd keep my voice down. Then
they said they would be satisfied II I
stayed with them. I know how they
feei We are really leaning on each
other. IL l had been shipped home I
should have suffered far more than any.
body. I have to be In the atmosphere
on the night. even II I can't partake OF IL.
] am so walled In that I can't even take
pictures. IL seems funny when YOU have
ocen so used to doing as you pleased ;"
me Fourth crew came Into the boat
house. AZ NO. 2 was Will Courtney, a
rephew OF the veteran coach. lie is a
powerfully built boy. although not act
on as heavy a frame as his uncle.
courtney L. sending him through Cornell.
me looking boy" the interviewer
Indeed he Is" unused Courtney. n.
looked far over the river. "He tu., 20,
100 In one Of his exams"
So does the mind OF C~our.nev ,ho
coach direct itself toward hlghor and
more important things thar mere spor,
mere IL a spirituality a1out him that
permeates all those with whom he comes
In contact. Externally he is a n
iul crew coach. Internally he is a won
der'ul man. an. inspiration to youth.
Has Had 30 Winning Crews.
His contract with the Cornell athletic
association expires this year. There Is
no doubt that he will be appointed in an
ADVISORY capacity to the end OF his DAYS.
When things go wrong he will be on
mana 10 right them. No price can be
set on the value OF his experience. He
,nrra,tn, ~, ,h. 'e ueov. since the
A.soc,a,,or E so, So".e'"'e ro"ins
ci,din. "e a seh'' tN-
cro.s e. ~. "."n1s' my nine
Sar.oaa ousnAeePs'e ana
IN isaS "a - !. 70 was heIu
them return 10 the 30 ,thouse ~vlctors.
That Is. in varsity. junior and fresh
man races.
,ha .i.."' s'M "o'u Yer! RECORD on
vi 'ut! i'Vi' 'he varsity
50 u'o'e hs she'l across the hnish
~" a h'1e oeiow 'he i~oughkeepsie
n,'use Is minutes 90 10 seconds.
ms VI Tue IaoeS mas oeeh
"'ou'" ."en'H minutes Inc only time
tn.ea.s"ed was IN i'oS. "hen an
''"' 'o'"-'' crew Sasheu down tnc
Nl "i'Iu,'s % N"'oh"S me
'e'oi" '"' we freshman race was made
81 i'Vs' '"e i'h'ca CUPS covering IN"
W. 'h'.es IN y minutes - 80 seconds.
Inc discontinued race ot TWO miles Tor
aarsI'y Lours - another Cornell record
nh'ue july - i'o'. ~ minutes second.
."s' 'eal ,"e 'orhe!i JUNIOR varsity
,".eu oNei the ,"o WI'eS III ~ minute
80 'r.o'u orsa"."s US own rs'oIu' eS-
,'o'.Hneu ''lf' "nen III" nfN rae"
I'n'o' e'k"'N was he"d
,"'''hes n'S "e" ." we water
,,"0e ~ was Hnse h'sh 10 n ~sraSehoppet
we NaS morn al mon spring near
saratoga LAKE. NoN.morr L. 1919,
W. nays a''rf fteh f'a's'ed' now
"s>s'ahI 'o'eh nj oIumbi and a boon