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Out Names of Heavy
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(133! Race
NEW HAVEN. May i—Boating
., of Yale crews tor the regatta. on the
Housatonic Rtxer at. Derb) next
Saturday nhich was announced at
Yale tonight shows that the rowing
material which Coach Ed Leader has
in hand is exceptionally heaxy ter-
ed from lack of weight among its
oarsmen but at present men the
trehmen crew is made up of sturdy
)oungsters.
In the regatta Columbia and Penn
sylvania. will be contenders.
In the late \arsity eight the men
will row in this order; Stroke A. D.
Lineles. 176 pounds. ho 7 B M-
Spock.175; No 6 H T. Klngsbury.
180; No. 5 J.I I. \illler.189;l\'o.4.
T. B. Rockefeller. 18“; No 3. A. M.
W’ilson, 175; Coxwaln. R. N. Bar-
nard.116.
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A I\'.es 160. No. 7. H. C. Prud
Homme.170 \o G A. M. Quarrier.
180, No. 5 W. L. Goodwin, 180. No.
4 J. H. W'hltney. 175, No. 3 A. H.
Peterson. 170; No. 2 \\-‘. B. Shaw,
175; how [-2. F. Ishman, 168: cox-
wain, S. C. White, 113.
Freshman eight—Stroke,
W‘arwell, 170; No. 7, \V. E. (‘iarke
172. No. 6 H. C. Hule 185: No. 6
\V. M. 'Veiths, 155. No. 4, J. D. War-
ren \‘aiy. No. 3, Ives. 175, No 2, 'I‘ J.
Lauxhlon, 167: how R. S. Kilbourno;
Jr.. 161: contain. R. Brittingham.
Jr. Jr. 125.
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REALTY DEAL. ‘
At the Office of Judge \’oslmrgh.
a warrantee deed Was given yester-
day by Anna. \Vigton to Eugene J.
Van Nesa for a two-family dwelling
in Burbank street.
Is Frankie Frlsch, wonder boy or
the New York Giants, on the verge
of crowding Eddie Collins and
Rogers Hornsby out of the second
basing spotlight? Those who have
followed the game for years and
have seen Frisch in action the last
year say now. after watching his
work this season. that he is already
disputing the honor of being the
best second baseman with the vet-
oran Eddie and the dashing Horns-
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of course such a comparison at
this time. does not cast any reflec-
tion on Collins. The former mem-
ber of Connie Mack's $100,000 in-
field. is passing the crest. He had
a, wonderful year last season—one
of the best in his career—but he
cannot be expected to set that pace
tWo or three more y_ears
Hornsbx. while a. \eteron. has no‘
reached the turning point as yet
He should ask no fa\ors in a battle
with l-risch for the kevston'e titl:
as far as this season or next are
concerned.
H. s. LANDSMAN
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