The sun., 1919-06-21

1871 49,
e. ~. ~ NY Al I'ei y. NJ. 10 be exact,
sas crew. were sent away. From the
49, t u developed into q race OF
yss,cn al sson Sne 1.gvo IN tne opser-
usina on poth sioes OF the river
s,, 'ne .o,voo OF more ON craft In the
ses eha ~ points q yAntsse on the
49, iorsot tneir cheerin over the re-
sa postpohements IN their seet Tor a
1872 eontsm sno tneW eageyness over
$50 ss" tse winner OF which prom
80 W IN aouot unui the last strokes
no osen pulled
ESQ., :, Wi. mas. v..
's ~
crew evan In defeat but II was not souai
% ne smoother power. the better finish
W ths dAa eight Nor did Haryard's
~ Im spIts OF ns having peen coached
pIe,esaonsis bli' Haines. prove the
IN the matter otfeenerai-
S ~he nne 700 IN spite OF the ELS
svsSe oesn tevent w taculty coach.
.i .. M.tner Apeott or ths English de-
.,.-.. ,.
III my moved away from the two
s.n.. insrN ana taie suddenly changed
s =. uer 20 = leader II became evf-
dent INA, The Ellis had been instructed to
sr sIt hsIvsra 70 81 the pace for half
sncm fsee and TO Keep as close as posi-
PIC N the wake OF the Crimson. Then
Wv ,nsstuctions were 70 smash right out
10 the fors and to stay there. Yale did.
ws ~onds. race every foot Of the
TOUT mhes, put what q battle II was In
sn ne Us, - TWO miles, after Yale had taken
tns tend harvard waa hrst TO catch tho
wst, ana for the thifd time to-day ona
haincse crews gained the lead right
~ tns 0crs II looked like smother vic
eory Tot Harvard, ana even before the
niue had pseu reachsd considerable Har-
vaIo money came out OF hiding. And
narveN stayed m 'front.' never isading
morc than an eighth OF . length. but
siways leading Just the same.
u.-v.
$ee ~ Swo AHes'
II was Harvard by that Same old
eighth Of o length a they passed the
navy yard. the two mile post. Yale
seemingly was having trouble holding its
own and there was many a suspicion thnt
the Ellis might be playing 'possun. pei
tins = Sr.s ~" n.c. -. 10. .sn ~ se'-
setting II In great way too. He prac-
tically was pulling his crew along.
Then the crews dug into the second
half OF the srneiling contest. All Of q
sudden, without the slightest warning.
1ais'e crew began to shoot ahead.
Quick IN response Harvard also rallied
and for IN eighth Of mile they put up
me hottest battle OF the entire race,
with Yale making iss bid for the lead
and the Crimson lighting stanchly to re.
tain that precious advantage Of an
eighth OF lensth. But the Blue was
not to DO denied.
AZ the two and q quarter mile mark
the Ellis had not only overtaken their
rivals but had forged to the front Their
she'll showed half q length in front Of
the Cambridge boat. with each crew
pulling ~ with all might and main.
Tnen II was that Leighton organised
the dying rally OF the Crimson Win
tne enadows satnenng tast ana the sun
nnk'ng oehino ths hias OF Montviiie.
Win faie gong away 70 ntsteaa ana
aANs p,ospeet OF kio.ious victoty
.urneo ,nto eImVst eortMh.osteat. Lelsn'
y ,"n o. xn. On mn men 70 ~. oSeS
.ot oy yVuns us.s III
49, go, so,,,n 80,
>"e' >Ns">
Leixhtsu Too etronw for Mates.
an a.. 1t. -.
x. ~ noy eoe'a ~ % pe.Sh'
y. VIZ ..sI
n.y. 49,.
80 .n.,., .ns.h
wS,h ~ . nr,o.ch - ..cnas. .ns VIA, a
snnndsnos - =, ~ r,n~ the IVA, "a n
"a raIiy In front Of them. Lcirhton
n,,,,aa an oar AZ few other strohes nave
svunx n. but he was too strong for his
mates. He Just pulled them out Of their
n,;rh,,, it'll. i.,t
At two and q half miles Yale had es-
tablished q lead OF length and at two
and three quarters open water showed
| They were rowing ~ each. but Yale was
\ Tar the smoother crew.
AZ three miles Yale TOOK oreather'
While Harvard was spending its re-
serve, Yale was making READY Tor tne
last enort toward the goal ana takns
precautions against posslole desperate
rally by the Crimson. While the ELS
were giving themselves this little luxury
tho Harvard men did pull up 81. ARD
reduced the lead to three-Quarters OF Q
length. At three and half miles Yale
was holding that advantage with com'
fort and Il was seen that Harvard'i
chance was almost nil,
AZ they rowed into the last half mile
into that lane Of yachts and other craft
Of every description, fale got doTn 70
business again. A quarter OF = mile
away from the line II made It's lead a
full length, and In that nnai nttlS
stretch left Harvard practically an.
lchored. Charley Batthelder. Sherman
Damon and Capt. whitman showed the
erect, Of the strain most, but they re-
fused 10 coneeds their. condition and
lkent nm.
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