Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-07-03 | Page 11 | The College Oarsman is an Unsung Hero

T The he College Oarsman Is an Unsung Hero A college oarsman oarsman touches tho the hel heights cf ct Ie unselfishness someone once remarked Ho is cussed t for r six ix months by tho the coach ho works like a TroJan during ever every moment during luring those six months is cheered by tho the crowd for tor twenty minutes and then is tor forgotten otten forever How true is the above College e football foot cot I ball gladiators track and field athletes athletes ath ath- letes and diamond stars have their i names written large larEe in iii the tile Collegiate Hall Holl of ot Fame Their Theil names are lauded In lit song and stor story Their pictures peer out from ever every no newspaper in the countr country country coun coun- tr try and their prowess is heralded from one end of or the tho land to the other But whoever heard hoard ot of a L college oarsman oarsman oarsman oars oars- man being dragged into tho the focus of th tIle the sporting spotlight ht so that the public pub pub- lie lic could lionize him a bit for what he has done The chances are about to 1 that you never heard of a chap named C. C C. C Lund of Boston other than to tC hear bear him mentioned as n. n member of ot the tho Harvard varsity crew Yet Lund has brought as much fame tame to Harvard on tho the water as Charles Brickley ever brought through his football skill Lund Is the chap who stroked Harvard Harvard Har Bar vard yard to nino flub aquatic victories in a n. row He Hc smashed all precedents last year car when he stroked the the second Harvard crow to tC three victories in the bl big Henle Henley Hen Hen- le Icy ley regatta res In En England land It was the thc first time that an American crew over captured tho historic oared eight-oared race yet Lunds Lund's achievement hardly was mentioned In any of the paper