The sun., 1919-04-13
OLD ROSE BUD,
Nc CASE UP
MAKEUP OF YALE
CREWS DECIDED ON
Carson, COxswain Of First
Eight, Replaced by Had
den, Freshman.
Special Despatch 10 THE sux.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 12.-Bar-
ring further sickness, the makeup OF
the first and second Yale crews that
will face Pennsylvania on the Housa-
tonic next Saturday have been definitely
decided upon by Coach Abbott Sick
ness already has forced the withdrawal
OF three first boot men, and has SOW
forced Bart Hcminway. the star 100
pound stroke. out indefinitely. He is
under weight and has been sick for over
a week. AS a result he cannot possibly
be used in Saturdays race. His place
will be taken by Soderston.
The latest development has been the
removal of Carson from coxswain OF the
drst crew. This crack member of last
years freshman crew Is not available
because OF probation. and as result
MADDEN. also a 1921 freshman coxswain
has been moved up from the second
boat, The first boat is light and, In
contrast to the Pennsylvania first, Is
handicapped by lack of veteran material.
The second crew Is much more
doubtful proposition. This crew has
had to supply the first boat with men
from day to day because of illness, and
as a result has only really rowed to-
gether the last two days. For the most
part 1t is made UP OF men of last years
freshman crew. and consequently is not
an experienced boat The vacancy left
BY Soderston in replacing Heminway In
the first has been filled by Peters, re-
Gently returned from service. The first
and second varsity and first freshman
crews are made up as follows.
Makeup of Crews.
First-Stroke, Soderston: No. :. Mead
(Captain) No. 8. Allen No. ). Brown
ell; No. 4, Ewing; No 8. Adams; No,
2. schiefiin; bow. Enders; coxswain.
Hadden.
Second-Stroke. Peters; No. Z, Hare
No. 6. Payson; No. ). Benson. No. 4
Hord No, 3, Driscoll; No. ., Schneider
Bow. Mall; Cox, Carson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cheney; No. :.
Ellis; No. C. Martin; No. ., Mitchell
No. 4, Janeway: No. 3, Haldeman; No.
., Leslie; Bow, Whitney: Cox. johnson.
In going over the members of the
first boat II will be recalled that Sober
ston stroked the 1919 freshman crew:
Allen and Enders were on tho 1918 var
sity that was unable to carry out Its
schedule due to war; Ewing and MADDEN
were on the last years freshman
Schieffiin stroked the second varsity in
1918; while Capt. Mead and Adams were
on last years varsity. Brownell has
had no experience,
Hyatt in Charge OF Freshmen.
Assisting Coach Hyatt, last years
captain and stroke. has charge OF the
freshmen. Though not visited by sick
ness to the extent OF the varsity boats,
the lack OF fall practice has produced a
formidable handicap, especially when 1t
is considered that the majority Of tho
members are absolutely inexperienced
Furthermore IL 10 an exceptionally light
crew. Its opening race is with Prince
ton on May 3 on the Housatonic, and
much development is looked for In the
interim.
1t Ia not Improbable that changes
will be made in the makeup OF the
freshman crew before this race. however.
Rough water on the harbor and dis
agreeable weather have contributed TO
keeping the crews indoors a great part
OF the time AT present. however, there
arc seventeen crews at work daily three
OF these being varsity boats. five fresh
man. and nine class boats. Yester-
day the first and second university boats
were taken up 70 the Housatonio 10
famlliarize themselves with the course
In anticipation OF the coming races.