New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-10
BIG SHAKE-UP
In THE CREWS
OF OLD Penn
Junior Oarsmen Promoted
to Varsity After Time
Trial on Hudson.

ibJ Telegraph % n. Tyie.n,l
roughkeepsie, ". Y, June s.-p...
syiyania's rowing troubles cro,s,.
cornell out Of the limelizht tod,
After four-mile time trial thi, mas.
ing. in which the junior 'yar,i., :.
feated the Pennsylvania first 'y,,,.,
combination, Joe Wright annov,,,.
that his junior crew would row il, d,
four-mile race in the regatta on s,,
urday next, while the varsity wosD
be the two-mile crew and would 70,
against the Columbia, Cornell A..
Pennsylvania juniors.
To top this most drastic 0, \
changes, in which the crew, coz.,,.
she'll and all were :rsnsposed AZ a.,
fell swoop, Wright received a To-.
gram from the University OF Pennu
vania faculty announcing that Jenss
the dental student rowing at No. 4 I,
the heretofore juniors, would B. /.
eligible 70 row in either the 'yan,,
or freshman boats and that the o.,
place he could be used was in the ~.
mile junior race.
Therefore, when the Quaker sis,,
20 on the river tomorrow norm,
George Wharton Pepper, jr.. until ,os
No. in the varsity boat, will tai.
Jerauld's place in the four-mil. er.s
while the dental student whose slis
bility has occasioned so much ,rous,
will go 10 No. in the two-mil. VA,
sity. Pepper will be the only man =
the four-mile eight who has ever roE,
in varsity race.
Good Water Brings Test.
Il mad been Wright's plan 70 ser
the varsity and junior boats agsirs
each other tomorrow and let ths-
fight il out then for the honor OF ron
ing in the varsity race Hovsv,'
when he saw the good water eorti
tions this morning he determined .
make the most of them. and dsspi
the rain ordered the crews TO the mar,
The juniors took the lead al u
start and made the pace all the va
In the last mile they opened the q
with eese and won by four lengths Z
the good time Of 20:32.
Cornell had a little sensation al ,
It's own, however. Charles f. Courir,
is wavering now as 10 whether /,
should 90 home or stay in town for t,'
race. He was feeling better this a.v'
noon than at any time since he n
been here. and said he was almost u
ing 10 take a chance TO stay over q
races. Unless he feel. worse thsr I
does to-day. Courtney will do his be-
10 have his physician countermsnt ~
edict that he must return 20 lthses n
mediately.
The Old Man did not 60 on. IN y
launch with his crews al all to-til
although he was at the bosthoq.
the afternoon when they padded ava
from the float, and later watched the
through field glasses from the poFc
of the quarters.
Another Of CornelPs troubles VI
revealed when the reasons for 2
dropping Of Aloe, the freshman s,r',
up until two weeks ago, were diselcs
Aloe. il appears, is the first Victim
ANt RUE AAbpNtA " NAAt 80 I" o. -I -
intercollegiate Rowing Association a
winter barring oarsmen from freshni
crews who have before entering q,
university rcwed in open compe,ir'
in a club crew.
Aloe Must Walt.
Aloe rowed In a Baltimore crew =
fore entering Cornell, and will not
eligible to row in a Cornell boat
the Hudson until he has been in res
derce at college for year.
Cornell ard Syracuse were over 2
course in time trials in the momh
but no times were announced. In z
afternoon both had long spins on !,
Milton course. Jim Ten Eyck made .
announcement that his varsity sis
cas- fright" and that from now on ,
will let il shift for itself and turn
attention to the junior and freshni
combinations.
Jim Rice had the Columbia crews o,
for long paddles both morning a.
afternoon.