The sun., 1919-02-11
HARVARD AND YALE
TO ROW ON THAMES
Announcement From CAM
bridge Sets Date for Big
Regatta for juno 20.
Special DespstcA 10 TnE stN.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 1o.--The Har-
ward athletic COMMITTEES tonight An
nounced that the Harvard-Yale rowing
regatta will be held over the course on
the Thames at New London. Conn, on
June 20. The crews will be allowed a
little time Sto practice at New London
before the race. No time for this was
specified. but the boys probably will not
have more than three or four days pre-
liminary rowing on the river. 1t also
was announced that n race had been ar
ranged between the HarvardSand Prince
ton varsity crews TO be rowed at Cam
bridge on April 10.
The committee reported that at the
conference OF the athletic committee
chairmen held recently II was suggested
that Harvard. Yale and Princeton hold
II triangula. track and field meet this
spring. As the stands at New Haven
are in poor condition. Harvard will not
hold any dual games with Yale on
Yale Field. but will invite Yale to send
its team to Cambridge to compete
against Harvard and Princeton on May
II.
Harvard's baseball schedule. which
Was announced tonight. did not specify
whether the frst Big Three game would
be played at Princeton or Cambridge,
but at the meeting IL was stated that
II, the date of the Chi!ds Cup rowing
race on Carnegie Lake. Then the Tiger
nine will come TO Cambridge May "a.
Bar Training Tables.
This decision OF the athletic committee
ehalrmen on the question of training
t4bles was ratified by tho Harvard COM
mttee. The agreement Is that there
| shall be no training tables this spring
| for the track team or the ball nine, but
that owing to the late hour that the
oarsmen return from their practice they
shall be allowed to have their dinner to-
gether. This applies both to tho varsity
and freshmen crew squads.
Definite action was taken on rules for
eligibility OF students who have returned
! from the service 10 compete In varsity
sports. II when the boys left college
they were up in their class work they
will be rated as members OF the sopho-
more class or OF others above it. They
will, therefore. be eligible for the teams
Boys who were freshmen when they en-.
tered the service. but who were not up
in their work. will not be considered as
eligible for varsity teams.
Before the meeting Hugh Duffy. base
ball coach. who will start his batteries At
work tomorrow in the cage on Soldiers
Field. called his candidates together for
a meeting in the Union. Eighty players
| were on hard and were addressed by the
| coach. by Dr. F.. II. Nichols. chairnar
of the baseball committee, and by Gross
| Mcleod and Evans. the three player,
who capta!ned the Informal team last
year.
Baseball Dates Issued.
The athletic committee authorized pub
LEGATION OF the varsity schedule, which
differs little from that arranged FOL
1917. and before the United States en-
tered the war. The usual series with
Holy Cross Brown. Pennsylvania
Princeton and Yale will be played. bu
there will be no Southern trip becaus.
of the early date of the college sprir,
recess. TIE schedule follows. the game
being at Cambridge unless otherwise
specified;
| April ;. noHdoin; April l.. sate:; Apr!
April 10, Pennsylvania tteptsttve) :. Apri
81, Boston Braves AZ Hoston ren;at!yel
| April 80. Vermont. May !. Maine. MAY 4
sy;yania at Phiisdelphia; MAY :, Hoil
i.m.; Nay y. Princeton, place unde
ton tplace undecided): May 80. Brown a
Providence; MAY 81, Brown at Cambria
June 7, Holy Croes at Worcester; June 70
Boston College at Nswtown (un;e.s play OF
OF tie with Princeton; June u, Princeton
at New York Tin case Of tie>: June /.
Haven: June Is. Yale: June II, Yale a
1 AZ Ia