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FC3TLAKD ARRIVES
MoCrtdit " nd Hit; Warriort,
FreJ From California, Ap v
Cvpwaf Thla Morning."' :
EVERYTHING READY -
FOR FIRST CONTEST
1.03 Angalee Nina Will Arrfva This
jV Evening From tha Land of J .
Sunshine. ,
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Tha Portland bxbn tttm arrlvwd
tiome thla aaornlBC uf apd aouod after
pleaaant trip from OaJUand. CaX ' Tha
'nembara of tha team look Ilka raai bail
plafara, and ara a atrona anreaatlon
jttnmv Mawayar-UpCradla la aa brown
aa a 'berry and aajra- that ha hlmaalx
narr fait battar la hla Ufa and that tha
condition of hla man waa vary good.
.Although afeCrcdla thtnka that ha baa a
' atar taan. ho doaa not ruah Into -raab
pradtctlona about what' hla ulna will do.
belDa; content to await raanlta and tha
- opinion of tha local f ana.
t , Tha work on tha (rand atand ta babng
.ruabad la order that arerythlnc will be
In apple pie order for the openlna; gaana
The diamond la la perfect conditio a and
the arDonda. la tnith. look - beautiful.
.tha rraaa being mowed aad trimmed
with eara. Baeretanr Sly haa been
Ing Ilka a Trojan In an endeavor to have
every detail arranged for tomorrow! and
"h aaya thla uonitng-- that avarythlng
will be in order for tha reception of tha
VleltOra and menibvra of tha taaaa." On
deconn of tha great' roah that tm ex
paotad tomorrow, - Mtv Bay advlaea that
aa masy aa poaaibla purchaaa their tick:
eta down town, aa It will aare congeetlsn
' at tha gate and allow every one to get In
for tha- caramonlea, aa they -win a tart
promptly at : Tha old -forca will
aeU tlcketa. and "Nick" Nlcholaou will
'look after tha mala gate, and R. P. Me-
- Donald will be on duty at tha grand'
atand. gate. - J. A. Horaa win set aa of
ficial aeorer thla aaaatm. r
' Tha Portland and Taeoasa eluba, two
of tha four Paclflo Coast leagva teama
: that are to be In Portland today, arrived
thla morning. Taooma left Immediately,
aa Mike Flaher Ik anxloua to get hla
Ttgara home for tha reception that la to'
be -tendered them thla evening. 1 -
'- Vmplrea Davla aad Klopf accompanied
tha teama and are ' renewing old ac
quaint ncea la thla dty today.. Con
trary to azpeetatlonaL Davla haa been
Oft. OPETO
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'ordered to Taooma. while Oua Klopf
,! will opea tha eerlee here. Oua la look
'.' Ing batter than ever before, and aaya he
; only welgha lie pooada. vat to a Judgt
of weight one who looka at him would
think he waa aprtnglng a Mike Flaher
" preae notice. Klopf atatea that ha la
L: pleaaad to again vlalt thla dty for- he
aaya It haa been a long time alnce he
. ' haa bean here, hla laat appearanea waa
. whea, he waa with tha BealUe teamrof
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Both Davla and Klopf apeak -la tha
, hi h est terma af tha Portland team, the
- former being especially ; well . pleaaed
with the playing, ability of MeCredle'a
. men aa ha haa vmplred behind them for
' two weeka.' Davta aaya that aa aooa as
t tha Portland1 team geta the benefit of
' homo practice for a few daye they will
wear oil tha rough edges of their field
' Ing and coma to the front rapidly.
' . 1 am aomewhat la disfavor with tha
-" Portland team,' aald Davis thla mom
' ilng. "because I foond It necessary to
fine a few of them, but aa long as I hold
(the position ander President Bert. I shall
. ! enforce tha baseball rules ta the letter.
'no matter who-the offender irntybe W
'to wTlat club' Ha may belong." '. ; .-.
' Klopf vetoed tha seme sentiments and
- both umpires are united In their praise
'of the executive ability displayed by
1 President Bert In dfrectlng the affairs of
"the league thla season. -
, The Seattle dad Xoa Angelea clubs
; . will arrive here this evening, tha f or-
"mer taking tha )ate train for Tacorae,
where they epaa with the Tlgera tomor
' note!! 'taaeatee e Tea tearaat
Oregon City. April .-The Oregoa
City high school woa aa exciting game
' Vaa
taa
GOIN&l
to gave IV
tlkot est W ea
4ro tVe iViarii't ei wisa at --I, Set
t-.e a. . e
ellgwaraDy fiagissd C
S e
Slelilli Win gave IV Fiwlali tV taeo
wife to wmUk sad II aeeerait
from tha Hill Htlllary academy of Port-
tana nunaay.-jjeeaon City took tha lead
ana Kept It until the.atxtn Inning, when
the military academy fell on Todd for a
total of fx runs. In the eighth Inning
tne aeorer waa la to I In favor of H11L
In the last half of the ninth Callff and
Toung hit for three baaea aad Cole for
two. This tied the score. Then came
a bunch of atnglea, together with
group of errors by Hill, aided by
eouple of eloaa decisions by tha umpire
tm nnai aoore waa ir to if. .,
WHO'LL SOLVE THIS A '
&i v : h BASEBALL PUZZLE
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Two teama, A aad B, are playing. A
la at the bat in the laat half of the ninth
Inning.' Tha aoore la i to 4 In favor of
3. Two man are out. a maa on second
and another on third. Tha batter hits
the ball Into fair territory, but It la not
a -hit. There ta no putout, no base run
ner hit by tha batted ball, aa aaalat aad
no error, and yet A wins the game by a
aoore of to i. -What waa the play? .
Readers of The Journal are Invited
to send their answers to tha problem to
tha sporting 'editor. : ",.;v;.
Sporting ' Editor The - Journal In
answer ta your hasnhaH pusale Z would
aay tha play waa a bunted ball aad
the catcher got the ball aad -threw It
over the first baaeman'a head, and
while tha first baseman waa getting the
ball the mea oa second aad third were
running noma There were aa arrora or
assists or puUouta in the game and tha
score was to In A'a favor. -
CHARLES ORABEN8TATTER.
. Oregoa City.
,P. 8. Write and let me know ' hew
Obar I
to the rignt answer.
Sporting Editor The Journal X
answer- your puasle - la thla manner:
(A) batter hits the ball In fair terri-
, euts first base or runs out of bane
line, aad the umpire sees It after the
two batters or runaera have scored, aad
the umpire notifies the aide B) -that
(A) tha satur Is. disqualified for dis
obeying ground rules.-; (B) touches first
baas and 4A) batter ie eat aad aide re
tired- with BO hits, errors, assists or put
outs. . UEROT- WEBBER,
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! Sporting Editor Tha ' Journal The
answer to tha baaebalt pusale ta a
"blocked ball." The ball waa hit fair
down, the third or first base Una aad
after passing . tha- base went outside of
tha Una and waa handled by aa outsider.
Of course that necessitates the return
of the ball to the pitcher before it la
la play, giving both ruanera ,tlme to
score. . The hit remains fair but could
not be scored aa a base hit oa account
of outside tnterefereace.- Tours truly, -
TRANCHEU
Te Flrsf atreet. '
) ' - - ,:. Won.
Lest P C
1.000
New Tork .
Philadelphia . ........ -
Cleveland . ........... 1 i
Chicago - . .....'... 9
Bt. Louis . ............ 1
Washington . .
Boston . . ............. '
v,-l.M1
. a . .eeo
J. ' .o
Detroit . ............. t
R. RE.
Washington . . ............... 7
New Tork .7r 1 11 S
Batteries Townsend sad aUttredgaj
Pattiaaaa, Clark aad McOuira, j , ,
f ; Ah fibhaiga ' - '
Chlcaga . , .1 T
8C Louis .
jBatteriaa wnite ana auuivaa;
Howell and Sugden.
JTATZOaTAX, ZXAtna.
- - ' , . j.. Won. liost. P.O.
New Tork i ........... 1-0 l.0d
Philadelphia '
Pittsburg. . ........... 1 .750
Chicago ., v ............ J ;
St. Louts . ............ t. i
Cincinnati .. .......... 1-'a
Brooklyn . ........... . I
Boston . ... J
.0
.149
If.
.M
.900
st. Louis . :r.-r."i. ...... ...... if i
Chlcsgo . ..jS 11 ' 4
Battetiea Campbell 'and Warner;
Brown and Kllag. tmplre OTay. .
" . i -1 ' .R. H. B.
Brooklyn . . .................. .4
Philadelphia , . 1 7 1
Batteries Doeochar, Beanloaand JU
men Corrldoa aad , Doola. , Umpire
Bauswine. . r- ' . ti
L R.K.
Cincinnati . . .'..,t.;. ......... .4 4
Pittsburg . . .... 10
Batteries Walker, Overall aad
Phelps; ..Lynch sod Pelts. . Umpire
Klem. - ' '
efcUla aha
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OQIIM&II-CpQNC 111
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a) a mmm
Inf 1 si, exa attar e a ui
asaeare. lwb.il ke l mm
aad filllaa aB7. nto1 k
the swei Md eene r-r i ( rkie
H tafeete bk earn. Y 1 utiee
r aa
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Mk ,i, Wki Mmx:
imm m Ho hF college-oarseien
wmmm " a ' mmx hard at training
'fiJtt,::Sji - - 1 ( LjEFf Rigs ";:- :M:-r-
Heiari.'r-Ii6 .- 'V 1 Hkt&itr'tir'iK. - UnlvertKlw Working Hvd Pr.
'V'f-? ViViVrVrVc ( ;Xn :C:$?'?'k fo'XSi'i ':t':::X 'S'x SYRACUSE HOPES TO ,
v.. ; i-, 1 ? V-- ' ' " L W - 4 Ly jrrr: V; : r'-; ; '. -- - repeat triumph
lit Wmmp -' w , mmm
Cartooniat Tad Cotnpajea Baft.
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EASY VICTORY FOR
POSSART AT OAKLAND
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Ban ' Francisco, April ; 1. Posaart
earned aa easy victory., ever his field
yesterday, winning - by ' five lengtha
Bummarv: . '...'-. .- i
Three furlongs Telepathy won. Toko
Olrl second. Teaordale ' ' third; time.
Futurity course Distributor won. Pa
ehaca second. Parting ; Jena la third j
time. .1:11,
Five furlonga Toeolaw won. Collec
tor Jeseup second. Silver Heels third;
time. l:4z. 1
Mile aad aa eighth Posaart won. War
Times second, Ethel Abbott third; time.
l:eett. j ,v v . - : -
MUe 'and f yards Edgecllffe won.
Sheriff Bell second. Red ' Cross Nurse
third; time, 1:4ft.
Six and a half furlongs Albert Fir
on. Merita second. Robert Mitchell
third;, time. AM --
Omb
8C Louis, April II Amerlcaa Jockey
dub results:
Four furlonga 'Colonial Lady won.
Paul Dealing aennnd, - Banning Miss
tnird; time, :4
Mile By Play won, Bt. Resolute
oed. Rudabek third: time, 1:44 1-e.
Six furlonga Nellie Russell won. Lily
Brook, second. Orchestra third; time.
las. - . .' ... 1 .....
Mile aad T yards Lurallghtar won.
The Mesaeager second. Little Giant
third; time, 1:47 t-t. -
rive . furlongs Ben Mora . won.
Soundly second. Oavta C third; time.
-x:oi e-e. ; ,-
Six aad a half furlotige Miss Mar-
oonl won. Sarnar, aecood. ( Uobaop'a
t;noica tnira; time, 1:11 z-e.
r ., At S. Zreala. Fair
St. Louis, April IS. Fair grounds re
sults were as follows:
Four furlongs Joe Colaoa woa, Pla
atleker aecood. 1 Fargo , third; . time.
At I-aV- - .
Five and a half furlonga Our Lima
wen. Fannette second, Eleaaor Howard
third ; time, l:oez-s.
. Six furlongs Matador won. Fireball
second. Lucky Charm third; time, l:lt
Mile Cornwall won Mtsa Bae Day
second. LitUe Scout third; time, 1:41.
. Six furlongs Mary Olaan Von. Cudoa
second.' Joe Ooaa third; time. 1:1a.
MUe and aa eighth Watercure won.
Grand Opera second. Seeoad Mate third;
time, :. , : .. ;
'-" ' :' A Atwataaa, '
New Tork. April 1 (.The Aqueduct
reeulta follow: . . .
MUe aad a half Bpeedaway won. So
ciety Budt second. JSdnaJckoa. third;
Ume. l:4t.' ' ' .
Three fourths af a mile Read Dance
won. Delcaata second, Virgo third; time,
l:lit-. ' , . ' -. !-
Five eighths of a mile, handicap
Handaarra woa. Rose Tint second. New
Tork third; time, 1 : -. - . , .
Tha Osone stakes. . half mile Anc
dyne won. Just second. Dr. Heard third;
time, :47.
SIX and a half furlonga Red Knight
won, Wh trier second,' Flortael third;
Ume. 1:J1I . . . '
. Three quarters of a mile Kaator
woa. Drone second. Billy Roacbe third;
time. 1:17. . ' . . '...
'".'At Moaia-cmsry Fart.' '.'
'Memphis. - April , It. Montgomery
Park result were la follows:
Six furlonga Hannibal Bey, won, Taa
With Jcffdctv Sbowfaic' the Six of Each Maa and Some 8ktcha of Hart
'' ia Action. .
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sTOnCS YO AHA'
. AU notloee of amateur
ball games, challenges aad ath- w
letlo events must be sent to thla - e
office before I o'clock a. m. oa
the day for . publication, , Ama- d
: teur manager should aay at- , e
4 - tendon to this rule, aa the keep. e
e Ing of It will insure, a proper-', 4)
4 report - of their . dotnga. Ths w
4 Journal, " . ., . . e
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ness seooDd, Miss Oomes third . time,
1:11. I , "
Four and a naif furlongs Wasteful
wrjn, laterllght accond, Joe Coyae third;
;t7. .:".-. . , s
Five and a half furlonga Nannie
Hodge won. Old England second, Lapu
oelle third; time, 1:4114. ,
Membership stakes, five aad a half
furlonga -Jemea Roddick won. KUagsar
aecood. Lady Navarre, third; time,
1:01 , '
Mile Sanction won, Schoolcraft sec
ond. Annie Alone third; time. 1:44 M.
DIAMOND CLISTENINCS: - :
' 81ata" Davla was la a facetious mood
thla morning aad told Henry Lang and
Eddie Davey that he had Invented a
new patent set of hobbles that ha would
use on players who gat balky and pro
test with their feet, aa Tim Flood did
Sunday. - Davla refused to state the na
ture of the contrivance, but said he had
explained tta see to Oua Klopf, who may
have an opportunity of testing tta mer
its on the aeraphlo ball tosser thla week.
' Mike ' Flaher -was aot ' la towa long
enough to peddle hla usual bunch of hot
air, but stated that he would have
plenty of that commodity oa hand next
week. Mike naturally . dispensed the
time-worn assertion that his Tlgera bad
tha peaaaat woa already,
Jack 0CoaneU, the welt known second
baseman; - la spending a few -daye In
Portland on hla way to loin MeCloskey'a
rVaneouver team. O'Connall played with
Boise lsst .year. Hs haa reletlved la
thla city, and apeat yesterday with Buck
Keith and Lew Mabeffey. with whom ha
formerly played. O'Connall . likes tha
Portland team aad aaya they will ha
heard, from thla season. -Harry
Schlafley and Loa Rankle war
delighted to reach thla city. Both these
players say they would rather play here
than ta aay towa la the league.
Jim Dalahanty, the crack fielder, of
Ihe Beaton Nationals, broke his left
ankle while playing In a baseball game
In Newark today.' Ddahanty waa chas
ing a long drive, when he ran Into the
left field fence. Two doctors placed the
Injured leg -la-spllats. and Delahaaty
waa removed to hla hotel la a carriage,
Ha-wta be-oat of. tha game tor a-loog
time, . . :'. ' v :.'
WAaVTJTOTOBT 91
' (Jesraal gseelal Bsrvtes. 1 . '
Francisco, April It. The Uni
versity of Waahlagten rowing four de
feated the Stanford crew yesterday la
the boat race off Ban sail to. California a
victory of Saturday gives them the
coast championship.
sro
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San Fraacteco, April !. The saper-
vleore yesterday refused the request of
the Tosemlte club for tha permit to pull
off a hexing contest thla month. This
means e postponement of tha meeting
of Brltt sad Jaoea White. . . x
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OFFICE BOY REPORTS
. THE FIRST PRACTICE
The Journal office boy waa sent to
ths ball park thla morning to report the
first practice oa tha home grounds In
preparation for the .opening game- to
morrow. Tba ooy aaya:
"Deya de cream.. Esslck, be ain't no
great shakes for ' douV"lte . handsome
stunt, but - bt eA.tpss da boraehlde
some, all O. K. Jones Is da regular
spltball king. Ha kin handle de damp
sphere wld ease and grace. Garvin had
his pitcher took eight times dla a. m
and ha la gettln later fine shape. He
looka like a soda fountain wagon, -but
he kin shoot dem aver till de cow
blow home. MeCredle and Van look like
two twins, both are so awful long and
skinny, but day will get fat as aooa aa
dey tola de smokehouse gang oa Pared
street. McLean Is de biggest man la dls
world, but I don't know so much about
other worlds, He wiU bat wld hla rite
arm. ' The hole team looka like de real
mankind and I perdict a glorious year.
Business' called me away before I got
my headlights an da entire bunch."
.' OFFICE BOY.
OSBOaT 9QQm
' Tha Victoria bench show win opea to
morrow morning with the largest bench
ing In tha history of the organisation.
Tha. Oregon doga entered are Edgecote
Peer and Willamette Sunbeam owned by
Frank Watklna, Portland Kid aad Wep-
als Saxon owned. by President .. Willis,
and Wooltln Bang, the property of
Frank Moore of Salem. The laat named
four doga. were class winners at the
Vancouver show laat week. Edgecote
Pear not being entered. The local doga
have a good chance ta win a few cup
at Vancouver. E. N. Baker of New Tork
city will act aa judge.
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Sporting Editor of The Journal Dear
Sir A. beta B. 2I that Oakland would
win Saturday' game. . They did not
play on account of rain, bat played the
game Sunday a. m. Who wins?
, ,- .r ... . , . ;.- y A READER.
. This la answered la the second ' rule
of self defense aa published on th
sporting page of Sundays Journal:
"When waylaid by a footpad, who de
mands your pocket book, throw the wal
let at him with a twist . which will
cause It to fly opea. The flaps will
cover hla face and blind him long
enough for you ta run four blocks.'
CMAMFlUJi SMUT.
i (Joaratl taeriel lervtea.) " ' -
Tuxedo Park. N. T- April lty
Charles E. Sands of the New Tork
Raoquet and Tennis club defeated 'Jay
Gould of Georgian Court here today by
tha acora of seta td T. ' Sanda wins
the trophy and the national aaaetaar
champlenshtp of the United Statea.
t - . -,.
.' Bert'. Joaea, Portland'a clever aouth-
paw, who la a good slsed maa. leeka like
a midget alongslds-Garvia and McLeaa,
tba giants of the team. , .
The population of Kalnea la steadily
increasing, and though, new houses are
constantly gntng np none are vacant.
to we aUea . '
are oftea frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyapepaia or cmatlpatloa.
Brace up and take Dr. King's New
Life PUls. They take out the materials
which sr clngalnk your enerstee, and
give you a new start. Pure headache
and dlavtneaa, too. At Red Crnee 1 har-
m. lla.k J. - - Ik,
gray, to the poatoulce, 18c,- guaranteed.
Cornell Is in Hard Luck and Wis
consin Is Last to Touch
tha Water.
(JearatI Specie! Service.)
New Tork; April 17: All th six col
leges whose crewa struggle annually at
Poughkeepsl la th Intercollegiate re
gatta have been preparing aaaloualy for
the tenth renewal ox the struggle on ine
Hudsoa oa July 1 of this year. Laat
weak haa aeea Wlaconaln. the last of the
alx to get on- the water, sanding her
oarsmea out oa Lake Mendota. On the
Harlem, oa the Schuylkill, on the Poto
mac and on the Onondaga and Cayuga
lakes, Columbia. Pennsylvania. George
town, - Syracuse - and Cornell all - hare
their crew candidates at work. Chances
for the season are being - discussed.
Since Syracuse- broke- CorneU'e long
suing af victories last June tha big
'varsity race haa become mere open. . - -Syracuse
now baa to Justify herself,
as It were, for .last year's victory. Thar
were and atlll are maay who raieed the
cry of "fluke" whea the Orange com
bination woa at Poughkeapele. It waa
aald that all the crewa let Syracuse go
I en about her1 business, when the . .Salt
City oarsmea started out with such a
rush. , . -s -t , '. v
' v . Cornell ta Ti seals. Ha
Cornell, for year previous th eham
plon oa the water, finished second to
Syracuse last year. The Ithscsns started
this year, aotwlthstanding. with fairly
bright proapecte. With both tha Foote
brothers, Captaia Bossch. Fernow and
Folger among the veterans of tha "var
sity crew, things did aot look to.be no
bed for Cornell. Misfortunes, however,
followed oaa another fast. By a lit
era! Interpretation of the one year resi
dence rule, jConkllng. Ollmore and Halll-
day, three men of apparent 'varsity cal
ibre, were lost to ths boat. Then fol-
Llowed the loss of Sturdevant Sailor and
roroes. Aiiogeinsr seven gooa msa
dropped from a squad none too strong
la veterans waa a hard blow to Court
ney. Thing, however, are aot alto
gether hopeless. 1 Sailor may recover
from hla Illness sufficiently to row again.
Sturdevaat la almost ready to raw again,
Forbes, who deserted the college la or
der to get a try at the crew af the Vee-
per Boat club of Philadelphia, failed to
make a seat la tha Henley eight af the
club oarsmea. Bines hla return to Ith
aca he haa been coldly treated. ' - He
haa been placed In one of tha leaa im
portant crews, and may not agaia make
the 'varsity.
It is bow thought that some of th
freshmen may have a chance for "varsity
positions, so scarce la real "varsity ma
terial. , '.- ......
It may be seen that Cornell's hopes of
regaining the lost statue are none of the
brightest. The Ithaca crewa have been
boated in tha following order:
First 'Varsity Bossch, bow; Barton,
S; Newman. S; Dods. 4: O. W. Foote, fz
Ftmow, 4; W. , Lee, T; B. T. Foot,
stroke; Taylor, coxswain. , - . v
Second - Varalty Sturdeveni. v bow:
Power. 1; Chapman. I; Ooodier, 4; John
eon, : Bernhardt, 4; StowelL 7; Adama,
stroke; Rankin, coxswain. -
"Varaity Four Flaher. bear: Keats, z;
Hooper. 1; C. Lee, stroke. - . ;
First Freshman Welah. bow; Ned-
ham. 1; Gavett. 1 Carman, 4; Dalaaey,
I; Gracey, ; Bromley, 7 i Cos. stroke;
Sloeum. coxswain. v .
Second Freshman Leaeheav - haw:
Vanderveer. t; Remaea, t: Holt, 4: Han
sen, ; Bernhardt. ; Earl, 7: rarman.
stroke) Mulligan, coxswain.
Third Freahaaaa Kuachke. bow: Bo-
gardua. ; Brahmert I; Andersen, 4;
Goodwill ie. Baker. ; Baer, 7; AUea,
stroke; Smith, coxswain.' ;
Wttk Feaasj's Maa.' ' '
'The crew of the University of Penn
sylvanis. which waa third la. laat yeaf
race, haa been going along quietly. Ki
lls Ward haa only four of hie old mea
lef t CrowelL Hermann, Stevenaon aad
Taylor. . .;.,'...
-The boat are rowing aa followa: "
Plrvt-' Va rvtty r Shoemaker, bdw;
CrowelL 2; Hermann, I: Brown, 4i Lav
ary. ; Stevenaon, ; Taylor, 7; Atkln,
stroke; Mills, coxswain. -
Second 'Varsity Tewaaand, bowl
Foster, i: Bogardua, t; Johnaoa. 4; Gay.
fey, i; Kelley, ; Watklna, ti Todka
troke; Lamb, coxswain.
Third 'Varsity Allers. bowf Gleseon,
1; Holleabark, ti Raaon. 4: Keener, t:
Lamberton. ; Martina, t; Flk atroke;
siruner. coxa vi in. -
Fourth 'V.lty Gilt bow; ttr
holf. I; Cochran, t; Roberts. 4: Bryan.
I; Wllllatr-
1 'ock.
v'ni.all,
stroke; It
, 1 . '
Colunt
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ef heir
the U.
year.
1-1
year.' It la expected, with a aheer ef
reason, that tha 'Or class erew anil maXe
a good ahowtng against Tale, , ', n
Lake Whitney May IS.
Tha Columbia, crewa will. race aralnf t
Annapolla on th Severn oa May it and
will compete In tha Harlem regatta on
Memorial day.
Of the . "varsity candidates Captain
O'Ljkughlln, Boyle, Marker sle. Ferrla,
Von Bernuth. J. MUler and Poet aat In
the 'varaity eight at Paaghkeepsla.
Pterrepont. Fraaor Willis aad Taylor
rowed In tha four which flats bed aeeond
to Cornell. Donovan, a subetltute last
year; Whit well, aa exceptionally promis
ing new man, and Cornell of the '0J
L'yareity also are oaadldatee.
No attempt . has bees . made to boat
a four. ".The crewa are rowing aa fol
low: .. .' ' .. V ,. '
Shell "Bangs" Tonnele, bowl Budtng.
ton; 2: Tucker, I; W. Miller, 4: Ferris,
i; Von Bernuth, t; Taylor, 7; Pterrepont.
stroke; Wise, coxswain. -
Shall "Cowle" Norrls. paw; Mitchell.
I; Seymour, 1; J. Miller, 4; Boyle. :
Algeltlnger. ; Whttwell, 7; Poat, atroi;
8 pence, coxswain. . - .
Shell "Reliance" Updike, bow: Dono
van, 1; Kehrieln, : Cheadl. 4; Macken
sie. I; Cornell, t; O'LougoUn, 7; Fraaer.
stroke; Cuthel, coxswain. . -
"Varaity Barge NewelL bow: Fisher.
i: Short I; Toung. 4: McLeaa. f ; Halg&t.
; Will is. atroke; Kelley. coxawaln.
Ft rat Freshman . Eerie. bow H'i-
rich, l; Brack, S; Oeterhaut, 4: Snarl,. y.
t; Finneamn, ! Kobbe, 7; O. atackanx.i.
stroke'; Shlraa, coxswain. . . .
Second Freshman 1 May, bow: Haaser,
1; Wilcox, fr Apesteguls, 4: Holbert. H
R. White. ; M. White, 7s Annan. tr!r 1
Wlnalow, eoxawala. , ". ', ,
"Oeorgatown haa been making the moeT
af the work with Coach Dem peer, and
reports from Washington Indicate that
tha "varsity boat Is faat getting into
form. Dem peer, ft has beeq aald, will
go ta Henley with the Vesper Boat club.
In which ease he will not be able to wait
over for th Poughkeepsl races.
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