VALE: ALUMNI: WEEKLY
ANNUAL SPRING REGATTA.
Fourteen Crews Will Compete on
Lake Whitney Saturday—Close
Racing Expected.
The annual Spring Regatta of the
class and scrub crews will be held at
Lake Whitney on Friday and Satur-
day, May 20 and 21. Much interest is
centered in the coming races, both on
account of the number of crews entered
and the probable closeness of the con-
tests, which the form of the crews and
the training of the past two months
would seem to promise.
The preliminary heats in the scrub
crew races will be rowed on Friday |
afternoon, leaving the finals and the
class crew races for Saturday. The
scrub crews will row over the seven-
eighths of a mile course, and the class
races will be held on the mile and a
quarter course.
A challenge cup for the scrub crews
has been presented by W. W. Scranton,
65. It is a large and _ beautifully
wrought silver loving cup with the
following inscription: ‘Dunham Boat
Club Cup, presented by W. W. Scran-
ton, Bow Oar and Steersman, Yale
University Crews ’64-’65.”
The name of the victorious crew will
be engraved on the cup, which will then
be placed in the trophy room of the
gymnasium.
The following drawings have been
arranged for Friday’s races: Farnam
Hall vs. Pierson Hall, Lawrance Hall
vs. Hutchinson, in the _ preliminary
round, the winners to race in the first
round, together with the following
matches: Gentleman’s Eight vs. Coy-
strel Crew; Nautilus vs. Harlequin;
Excelsior Jr., 1901, vs. Wyandottes,
1901
The class races will be as follows:
Junior Crew vs. Sophomores; First
Freshman Crew vs. Second Freshman;
winners to race for the championship.
The University Crew will be at the
Lake on Saturday, and is expected to
row an exhibition mile.
The probable rowing order of the
crews is as follows:
Coystrel, ’98.—Stroke, L. Hitchcock,
‘0S; tameetn 7, fF. Curran, ’o8: 6,
FE. H. Betts, ’98; 5, T. McGraw, ’o8;
hii tie 22s nOmnsan—- So.:.* 45°. Es: B:
Smith, ’98; 2, W. Scranton, 798; bow,
D. DeF. Burrell, ’98; coxswain, F.
Kernochan, 708.
Gentleman’s Eight, ’98—Stroke, A.
K. Alford, ’98S.; 7, H. F. Benjamin
'93 5.3 | Oy War Weeses, °OS;: 5, Ps A
McQuaid, ’98; 4, C. W. Cunningham,
08 5.3; 3, A: Po Rite Jr ’98; captain:
2, E. R. Ingraham, ’98S.; bow, R. W.
Archbald, Jr., ’98; coxswain, A. A.
Scheftel, ’o8.
Nautilus, ’*98—Stroke, F. J. Fassett,
98; 7, A. T. Galt,-’98, captain; 6, M.
»: Fearey; ‘98; 5;~A; D. Smith, ’o8;
4, P. H. Holme, ’98; J. M. Bromley,
98; 2, C. H. Teeter, ’98; bow, W. M.
Hartshorn, 798; coxswain, S. L. Milli-
ken, 708.
Harlequin, ’99—Stroke, H. K. Mur-
phy, ’99; 7, T. H. Spence, ’99, captain;
6, J. L. Gilson, ’99; 5, F. A. King, ’o9;
4, A. EF. Jones, Jt; o9;° 3 3.7: Kitch+
en, 99; 2, S. F. Shattuck, ’99 S.; bow,
S. P. Knight, ’99; coxswain, G. S.
Oliver ,’90.
Lawrance Hall, 1900—Stroke, S. M.
Wood, captain; 7, T. A. Howell, Jr.;
6; G. W.Aubbel::.s. J. EF. Davis: «4
C. Stetson; .3; -€. .¥- Eilerbe: dz.~ '2,
G. C. Shelby; bow, M. Mills; cox-
swain, A. VanderVeer.
Farnam Hall, t9o00o—Stroke, G. H.
Whipple; 7, G: Lovell; 6; H..R.
smith; 5, J. Hy Kiostermar: 4 -K.
Winter, captain; 3, J. R. Bushong; 2,
J. W. Decrow; bow, H. G. Sanders;
coxswain, W. S. Coffin.
Hutchinson, 1900—Stroke, O. H.
Lindenburg, ’98S.; 7, P. A. Rocke-
feller, 1900; 6, D. Chappell, 1900; 5,
F. C. Havemeyer, 10900; 4, Wy,
Knight; ’00 $:)..°a.°H; -G.: Zelihteter.
1900; 2, B. Henry, 1900, captain; bow,
B. W. Paddock, 1900; coxswain, P. N.
Dann, ’98 S.
Pierson Hall, 1to0o0o—Stroke, S. B.
Dean; 7, W. L. Chittenden, captain:
6, Dana; 5, F.. H. Winters; 4,
E. A. Park;, 3;:P..Kumler:: 2, E. -B:
Fackler; bow, H. P. Ward; coxswain,
A. Toaestile:
Wyandotte, 1901—Stroke, R. P. Ty-
ler, 1901, captain; 7, H. Chappell; 6
-R. H. Hawkins, 1900S.; 5 H. S.
Brown, 1900S.; 4, T. Kelly, 1000 Se;
3, W. E- Dowd, Jr; 1600 S.; 2, F. S.
Kellogg, 1901; bow, W. W. Hoppin,
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Jr., 1901; coxswain, G. P. Chittenden,
IQOI.
Excelsior Jr., too1—Stroke, C. H.
Phelps, 1901, captain; 7, H. W. Healy,
1901; 6,,.W. Di A. Westfall, roor: 5s,
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S. Dillingham, 1901; bow, A. S. Wil-
liams, 1901; coxswain, O. H. Eddy,
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Junior Class Crew—Stroke, T. D.
Hewitt; 7, W. E. S. Griswold, cap-
tain; 6, A. BS Marvin's. We Bee
Whitehouse; 4, L. Cogswell, Jr.; 3,
W. M. Wheeler; 2, H,-— © Ration:
bow, S. P. Knight; coxswain, G. L.
Ward.
Sophomore: Class Crew—Stroke, S.
Campbell, 1900; 7, R. J. Schweppe,
1900, captain; 6, R. A. McGee, ’o9 S.;
Sevdei Wis Cross, 1900; 4, -}.-€. Green-
way, 1900; 3, R. M. Patterson, 1900;
2, W. E. Minor, 1900; bow, kk.
Babcock, “90S: ecoxewain; J. MeL.
Walton, ’99 S.
First Freshman Crew: Stroke, J. A.
Keppelman, 1901; 7, H, Auchincloss,
IQOI; G. Brown, I9o01, captain; 5,
T. L. Montague, 1900 S.; 4, G. S. Still-
man, 1900 8.; 3, R. H. Gillett, 1900 S.;
2, IT. Kelly. 1600 S.>: Dow. |. i. Pate
terson, 1901; coxswain, C. Potter, 19o1.
Freshman Second Crew—Stroke, A.
Cameron,: Jr.,; captain; 9-2, bk Mich-
ell; 6, F. M. Wheeler; 5, R. M. New-
port, “JF: 4" Ho Pr Olcetts. SR. a:
Atkinson; 2, J. D. Ireland, 1900S.;
bow, C. B. Waterman; coxswain, H.
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Academic-Scientifie Debate.
The inter-department debate between
teams from the Yale Union and the
Sheffield Debating Society, held in
North Sheffield Hall, Friday evening,
May 13, was won by the latter team.
The judges were C. H. Studinski, 1900
L:S., C. S. Macfarland, P.G., and J. M.
Sheppard, P.G.
The Shefiield: team, F.N. Platt, ’o8
Syideche Melityte; 6S< and P.
Troup, 1900S., sustained the negative
side of the question: “Resolved, That
the Street Railway systems should be
owned and operated by the Municipal
Government.” The Academic team
consisted of M. W. Gaines, ’98, G. D.
Graves, ‘99, and A. D. Leavitt, 1900.
H. W. Fisher, ’98, acted as presiding
officer.
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