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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
RING GOSSIP
HEzE
CLARK
ULini Grid Coach
Not Enthusiastic
Over NeLU RuLiyagS

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, March 14-BOb
Zuppke, Illinois football coach, is not
enthusiastic over the new football play
for scoring an additional point after
touchdown.
The change is avowedly made for thel
purpose Of eliminating individual and
substituting team play, but at first blush
it looks as Ii. the team with a good place
kicker will be prepared" said the coach.
They will reply, Of course, that the line
must hold, but a skilled kicker can get
off kick pretty well from the 15-yard
line"
Coach Zuppke indorses the reported
crusade by Coach Stage to eliminate Sc
lection of All-American teams and
their publication IN the official rule
book.
IF Coach Stage is correctly reported
l think he is right" said Zuppke. THE
AI-American selection is unfair to count
less players who are just as good or even
better than the men hOnOred."
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BOWLING
299 SCORE
IN A. B. C..

TOLEDO. Ohio. March l4.-Frank and
Christy began of Buffalo yesterday rolled
Of the American Bowling Congress, tour,
nament here They hit of a grand total
OF 1871, displacing Ridden and Lucke Oh
New York, who took the lead Monday
night with 1872. .-
Frank began was the star. perform1Iesr
Of the pair, with count of ZO9 hiS
most perfect game came in his last euQft'
on his last ball, which was perfect NIT
The number pin wabbled back ana
forth. but slowly wavered upright ana
robbed him Of a 300 score.
TIE 299 score is record Tor the Iout
date The Allen brothers OF Detroit
went into a tie for fourth place In the
same event with Ocns and SP Pre- u
The scoring was unusually low IN the
singles.
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u 80 GU DC AgpOa
Was 80 ,n c IT
ga ;i1 q E w = POPT IS

The "Alices' aren't going to have
snap when they meet Cutler about IL
o'clock Friday morning. Cutler was the
surprise of the Lafayette regional
Manual licked Pittsboro without the
help of Floyd, and with this star back
in the game it ought to knock the
bloomin' daylights out of Bloomington,
maybe.
The weatherman has STARTED the week
out with rather inconsistent weather.
The old boy is going to be mighty un-
popular with several thousand fans if
the rain keeps up. 1t takes more than
little water, though, to dampen the
enthusiasm of Indiana net fans.
Franklin and Anderson were the popu-
lar favorites last year. They don't look
SO bad this year-and then add Vim
cennes. Three is certainly a crowd.
Attendance at the Coliseum at the
State Playground ought to hit the high
water mark Saturday afternoon if Frank
lin and Nincennes should meet.
Anderson looks good to go to the
finals, and if it does it will have the
advantage Of having a comparatively
easy semi-final game. On the other
hand, II Franklin and Vincennes meet,
the winner won't feel like it has been
through a pink tea affair.
If Vincennes should go clear through
to the finals and wins it will have hung
up a record of forty-one straight games
without a defeat 1t would be a record
that no team should touch for years to.
come, for batting 1000 in forty
games is SOME feat.
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May Change Olympic Site

PARIS, March 14.-Possibility of hold
ing the 1924 Olympic games at Lyons
was being considered yesterday as a way
out of the controversy that has arisen
in connection with plans to stage the
event at Paris.
1t was decided to ask Baron Pierre
De Coubertin of the international Olym-
pic committee to agree to transfer the
games to Lyons and If the committee
looks favorably on such a proposition
the matter will be taken up at next
Fridays meeting of the Cabinet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
DAULTON AND LEE
IN FORT SHOW

In the weekly boxing show to be given
at FIT. Harrison Thursday night one OF
the best programs Of the season will be-
offered to the fans. In the main event OF
the show Bobby Lee, a local boy, who has
earned for himself quite reputation as
a pug, win meet Billy Daulton, from ho'
kom0 These boys will swap blows for
ten rounds at IA "~unds. Daulton is a
rugged fighter " much experience IN
the ring. Lee IS =; Ger OF no mean
reputation. who has performed In several
Of the shows here recently, and has
pleased the fans each time.
In the semi-winJ up Of the evening
Freddie Boorde, the Southern Flash,
will meet Spike Kelly Of st. Louis, In
eight rounds at 1876 pounds. This is
KeHy's initial appearance before the
Fort Club, but his record IS good. Boorde
has earned u reputation In the local
squared circle that speaks for Itself lie
made good with local fans when he out
pointed Louis Laveu Of Anderson in the
main event Of the show last week. In
this bout the fans will be given an IN
usual treat due to the fact that these boys
are not In the semi d-up class:
In the second preliminary OF the eve
ming, Roy Busch and Sailor Duffy, two
local BOYS, will meet in six rounds at 135
pounds ringside. They are both willing
mixers, who know the science OF using
their mitts.
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Carmen Hill. the Indians bespectacled
hurler, is showing promise in the train
ing work at Marlin. The pitcher was
one Of the reserve clause jumpers who,
under a ruling of Judge Lands, was
allowed back into organized baseball
upon the payment Of fine. Hill was
last with the Indianapolis club in 1919,
in which season he had n good record.
His work was hindered by III health in
the latter part Of the season. At the
start Of 1920 he refused to report and
Joined an outlaw team in the East. He
did not jump n contract, but was the
property of Indianapolis, and 50 was con-
sidered on the ineligible list. Yerkes is
the other reformed outlaw in the Indiana
camp. 1t is too early in the training
work to hazard an opinion on whether
the veterans are TO stage a comeback
and be Of value TO the club. Hin strained
his back Monday and will be out Of prac-
tice for a week or so.
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S. S. League Organized

The organization of the Indianapolis
Sunday School Baseball League was com
pleted last night ut a meeting at the Y.
II. c. 4. and officers were elected. The
teams present voted 10 hold the entry
list open for n few days with the in
tention OF completing another league of
six clubs. ANY Sunday school wishing
10 enter is requested to get in touch with
W. 3. Christian, president. at the Y. NJ.
c. A desk or call Iryington OS5O
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Track at Indiana

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 14.-Six-
teen aspirants have responded TO Coach
NulTs initial call for track candidates.
and are praeticing daily outdoors. Coach
Null said yesterday the squad probably
would be doubled before the end of the
week, as several new recruits are report
rad, dash man. who was forced from
the team early last season on account of
injuries, and Templeton, hurdler, are the
only two veterans Who have appeared in
Uniform
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Three-I Meeting

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, March IA
Bloomington delegates to the annual
Three-I League meeting in Chicago to-
day left last night and wills launch a
campaign for a tworoOkie rule for each
club. The schedule will be adopted and
other business transacted at the league
season.
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Murphy Out for N. d. Grid

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March IA
Johnny Murphy. Notre Dame track cap
spring footballers yesterday and. will
be a candidate for one Of the end posi-
lions left vacant by Eddie Anderson and
Rodger Kiley. Murphy had three years
experience at end IN prep school, but
was kept off the varsity squad here be-
cause Of his track work.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Diamond Dust From Dixie
SOX PLAY GIANTS

SEGUIN. Texas, March 14.-Pleased
with the showing made in the first two
games at San Antonio, Kid Gleason is
preparing his White Sox charges today
to take another fall out Of the Giants.
The third game of the exhibition series
viii be played here tomorrow. Charley
Robertson. right handed pitcher reported
today, and Earl Shelly, first taseman, is
expected today
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All State College Teams
DAILY TINES SELECTIONS.

DAILY TINES SELECTIONS.
FIRST TEAM.
Forward-Adam (Wahash).
Forward Mendenhall (De Pauw).
Center-Gullion (Purdue).
Guard-Goldsberry (Wabash).
Guard-Grater (Wahgsh).
SECOND TEAM.
Forward-White de Pauw).
Observation-Disclosures (Notre Dance.
Center-Leslie (Butler).
Guard-RichesOn (Franklin).
Guard-Miller (Purdue).
THIRD TEAM.
Forward -Eversman (Purdue).
FOrward-HoOker (Butler).
Center-Pike (Frankllnb.
Guard Middlesworth (Butler).
Guard-MOffett de Pauw).
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Pinehurst Golf

pTNEHURST, n. c.. March IA. L.
Walker Jr., Of Richmond County. won
in the semi-hnals of the spring golf tour
nament here yesterday at the nineteenth
D. Chapman. Greenwish, Is the other
hnalist. having defeated B. P. Merriman
Of Waterbury. holder Of the North and
South amateur title, 8 and 2.
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Nationals HAVE TROUBLES.

TAMPA. Fla, March 14-Some Of the
speedily as Clark Griffith would like.
Walter Johnson. the Washington pitch
ing stan is sick. Judge the regular
faintSl yesterday during a stiff workout,
due to the effects OF previous illness,
the club doctor said. Catcher Val Pie.
mich has come to terms and signed UP
after holding ont for six weeks.
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20. MArMEN IN &c rs MEET.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 4.-Three
Crimson matmcn are eligible to partici-
pate In the Western Conference wres-
tling meet at Madison, Wis, next sat
urday, according TO an announcement
today by Athletic Director +. O Suehm.
Lucas, los pound class; Held. 175-pound
class; aud Mumby, heavyweight, have
won the right to defend the Crimson at
the Big Ten mat classic.
Notification was made today by the
conference committee, who have selected
fourteen Of the best wrestlers Of the
circuit to be matched Saturday.
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LANDS STARTS TRIP.

ASHEYILLE, y. c.. March Ak. NJ
Lands, baseball commissioner, left here
yesterday for the first lap Of his visit
10 spring trimming camps. Augusta. Ga.
viii be the first stop. and Jacksonville
Tampa, and Leesburg, Fla, will follow
upon the initial swing
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ROBBIE SAYS. STEAM UP"

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 14-Fuu
steam ahead for the five workouts re-
naming on the Dodger schedule before
their departure from Jacksonville Fri
day, was ordered by Manager Robinson
today. Burleigh Grimes star pitcher, Is
working ont with the team. although he
hasn't signed q contract
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Coach Lewis of I. U. Picks
All-COnference Net Team

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 14-se-
lection of an al-COnference basket-b
team was made yesterday by Coach
George W. Lewis, Crimson mentor. The
first five includes Carney (IllinOis) and
Miller (Michigan) at forward, Gullion
purdue at center and Shimek Qowa)
mythical five was picked as follows:
Taylor wisconsin, and Dudley (Ohio
State) forwards, Ely (Michigan) center,
end Williams wisconsin, and Hauss
Ondiana) guards
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MiSsOuri-KanSaS Elves
Not to Meet for Title

COLUMBIA, Mo, March 14-According
to a statement issued Sunday, University
Of Kansas will not meet Missouri Uni
yersity in a game to decide the Missouri
Valley conference basketball champion
ship The teams are tied for first place
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CUBS WORK HARD,

CATALINA Island, Cal, March IA
Mountain climbing and other weight
reducing stunts have been eliminated at
the Cubs training camp and inside
baseball" batting drills and fielding
practice comprises the routine of the
athletes. Bin Kiliefer wants his crew
10 show more life and skill when they
journey to the mainland this week end
for another series with Coast League
clubs
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v,eurR TO wREsTLE MACK.

Jack Fisher. Decatur UnJ lightweight
wrestler. viii meet Soldier Mack OF
Iouisyllie. in d prelim bout on the
Tomlinson Hall card March %. Billy
Schober and John Kilonis, middle
weights. will clash in the main go. The
bouts Will be held under the new rules
adopted in Chicago. which cali for ten
rounds of ten minutes each and a rest
between each round of two minutes.
Fisher is trying TO get in line for bout
with Jack Reynolds, local welterweight
-Nn
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MARTIN TO MEET BANNER.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, March 14.-Ar-
rangements have been completed by the
local post Of Veterans of Foreign Wars
for ten round bout here Friday night
March II, between 30 Martin OF Terra
Alta, ex heavyweight champion Of the
American Expeditlonary Forces and
Gail Jersey.
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ST. LOUIS, March lied (Strangler)
Lewis. worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, defeated Jack Jurka Austral-
ian title holder. in straight falls here
last night with his famous deadlock. The
first fall came after % minutes 20 see
ouds Of graphing and the set ended
In 4 minutes seconds.
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State College Baseball

p LEFT ON JAPAN" SQUAD.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 14.-With
his squad cut TO twenty-five men, Coach
George W. Lewis had the Indiana Uni
versity baseball candidates out on the
field for a lengthy workout yesterday
The latter part Of the week the num-
Der will be cut down to thirteen and
these mer will compose the team that
will make the trip 70 Japan. Members
Of the squad have pissed for individual
photographs which must be attached to
the passports.
According TO present arrangements the
squad with coaches. trainer and faculty
representative will depart from Blooming
ton Tuesday, March IS, arriving at Seat
tie March 81 on the following day the
start Will be made for Yokohama. and it
is likely the steamship Keystone State
OF the Admiral Line will carry the party,
arriving IN Yokohama April 1S.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Amateur Baseball

Orders for equipment were issued to
fourteen members Of the Maroon baseball
club Sunday. Those receiving equipment
were Caldwell, Baldwin, Woolgar, Peter
son, Barker, Harmeson, Meehan, Korn-
blum, Mercer German, Klingholtz, Queis
ser and Queeney. The Marons will hold
their first outdoor workout next Sunday
at Riverside Park.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

The Marmon 34s are now booking
games with fast State teams. Rushville.
Martinsville and Marion take notice. All
last years players are requested to get
in touch with William Smith, 1907 Bridge
street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

OF the Christamore baseball team at the
home Of Manager Frick, 1419 Columbia
avenue, Wednesday evening at Z 80 p. IN.
All former players and those wishing
try-outs are requested to attend.
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SO HIGHEST TUX hINWNIDE'
TRENTON, March 14.-Governor Ed
wards yesterday signed the Evans bill,
making the maximum price for seats at
prize fights SO. 1t provides further that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

AVALON, GAIA scrub nine-inning
game daily was on the program Of the
Cubs today as 4 result of two defeats ad-
ministered by Coast Leaguers. Manager
Killifer also has a heavy schedule of
batting practice and warming up by
the pitchers on his program.
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.MINGLIINNG5 LIVE &c G0 95SIP
" 1sU5th the PUCS Or Id6 RlLNG

all boxing officials shall be residents Of
New Jersey and that permits must be
secured at least ten days before the
fight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

The indianapolis Premiers have organ
lied for the coming season and would
like TO book games with some fast teams.
A meeting will be held Thursday night
at Whaley's. For information call Web
ster 1888 and ask for Bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
Sport Features in Brief

NEW YORK, Colonel Jacob Rupert,
president of the Yankees, denied that
Babe Ruth's new contract calls lot a
bonus of $500 for each home run. "Hs
Is getting a fat salary without any KING
of a bonus" lie said.
SAN ANTONIO-George Kelly. first
baseman Of the Giants, signed his new
contract and went to work with the club.
The rockies with Proctor and Albert
son pitching beat the regulars, II to O.
NEW oRLEANs-shawkey, Mays,
Jones, Hoyt, Bush and ODoul, the star
Yankee pitching STAFF Is being put
through its pace on hlg9 speed oy
State football star, is showing great form
in the outfeld and may land regular
NEW YORK-Roumania's challenge
increased the Davis tennis cup contend
ers to thirteen nations a new record
No others entries are expected before
the time closes tomorrow.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Eighteen
Harvard crews are working on the
Charles River. The first race is with
the University of Penna here on April 20.
NEW YoRK-Eighteen ticket scalpers
were arrested last night for selling
tickets near uaulSuu oQudAC beANA1ii'
Some ringside tickets were sold for three
times their face value.
CHICAGO-The Midwest Baseball As
ISOLATION has decided to number all
players They Will have numerals on
their sleeves corresponding to numbers
on the score BOARD.
CHICAGO-Thirty candidates FOR the
baseball squad of the University OF Chi
cagO, got their first real outdoor work
out today.
URBANA, uI-Bob Zupke, Illinois
football coach, is not enthusiastic over
the new football rules. ut looks as II
the team with q good place kicker will
be favored" he said.
AVALON, GAIA scrub nine-inning
game daily was on the program of the
Cubs today as 4 result of two defeats-ad
ministered by Coast Leaguers. Manager
Killifer also has a heavy schedule OF
batting practice and warming up by
the pitchers on his program.
SEGUIN, Texas-Charlie Robertson,
pitcher. who was in the American Asso-
citation last season, has Joined the White
Sox He has been coaching team in
Texas and has already had months
training.
SAN FRANCISCO-Herb Hunter of the
ST. Louis Cards, who has been coaching
Waseda University in Toxic, arrived n
San Francisco yesterday.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Herb Hunter of the
ST. Louis Cards, who has been coaching
Waseda University in Toxic, arrived n
San Francisco yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

SEGUIN, Texas-Charlie Robertson,
pitcher, who was in the American AssO-
citation last season, has Joined the White
Sox. He has been coaching a team in
Texas and has already had month s
training.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

URBANA, H-Bob Zupke, Illinois
football coach, is not enthusiastic over
the new football rules. at looks as II
the team with q good place kicker will
be favored" he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

The indianapolis FederaIs will organize
a fast semi pro baseball team this year
and would like to book games with State
teams. The Federals will hold a meeting
Friday evening at Nineteenth and Ar
Sc aI streets and request last years men
and all interested to attend. For infor-
nation or games call DRexel 1891 and
ask for Harold,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

CHICAGO-Tae Midwest Baseball As
ISOLATION has decided to number all
players. They VIII have numerals on
their sleeves corresponding to numbers
on the score BOARD.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

The Arsenal Juniors, a local Junior
baseball cluP. will hold an organization
meeting Wednesday night at 614 East Wal
nus strete at 80 and request all mem
be.s and any one interested to be pres
ent. The following men, especially, take
notice: Stader Adams, Kruger, Stiedle,
Early, Thompson, OConner Yahle, Hem,
Stellhorn and Edwards.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

NEW YORK, Colonel Jacob Ruppert,
nresident of the Yankees, denied that
Babe Ruth's new contract calls for a
bonus of $500 for each home run ne
is getting a fat salary without any kind
of a bonus" lie said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

CHICAGO-Thirty candidates FOR the
baseball squad Of the University Of Chi
cago, got their first real outdoor work
out today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

The De Molays are planning to put q
fast baseball team ON the field this sea-
son and will enter the Fraternal Baseball
League II plans under way are realized.
All Interested should get in touch with
Ray Harrington at De Molay headquar-
tiers On the fourth floor of the Scottish
Rite Temple
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WABASH DIAMOND MEN WORK.
HPAW FnRDCVTTJE Ind March I

CRAW EORDSNlLLE. IND. Marcn II.
Baseball practice got under way here
at Wabash College yesterday, forty
candidates answering the call issued by
Coach Harry Scholler. GOldsberry,
Schanlaub, Thorn and Crater, basket
ball men and members Of last seasons
nine, dropped their net work for the
season and started practicing for the ball
club.
Coach SchOdler announced that he
practically had completed his card for
this spring. The latest addition to the
Wabash schedule is Ohio State. The
Buckeye team viii be seen IN action here
Contests with Notre Dame, Purdue and
possibly Northwestern will be played
here.
Should Wabash meet Illinois, it will
mean that the Little Giants will play
either four or five Conference teams this
season.
HAMILTON CLUB AT PURDUE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 1.-THE
Hamilton baseball club Of Hamilton, On
tariO, viii do its spring training at PHr-
due University this year. The Hamtl-
ton Club is a member OF the Michigan
Ontario League. Z. E. Calbert, owner
and manager OF the team, and Les
Brooks, business manager, after yisitin z
Purdue announced that they were very
well pleased with the facilities Of the 10
cal school Thirty-twO men Will be
brought here April and will remain
Coach Pierce took his Purdue SQUAD
outdoors yesterday for a long workout. 4
new batting cage which arrived yester-
day was put into use. About fifty men
are trying out for the team
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

NEW YORK-Eighteen ticket scalpers
were arrested last night for selling
tickets near Madison Square Garden.
Some ringside tickets were sold for three
times their face value.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

NEW YORK-Roumania's challenge
increased the Davis tennis cup contend
ers to thirteen nations, new record.
No Others entries are expected before
the time closes tomorrow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Eighteen
Harvard crews are working on the
Charles River. The first race is with
the University of Penna here on April 70