Show 110 s RACE R OF FRESHMEN j G U 1 TU Hottest Intercollegiate Contest 7 SleD In this Country 1 ALL 1IlbVlOUS UEtOKIW BEATEN 1 Inlc Rows IITO Illlii lu 9U12 and G The Other Crews HuliU lu Good imp PotonKKiTSiE N Y June 23 Three crews of freshmen on the HuJ Sod tblosvouiucamashad 10 mlthor t Dull previous records for ftesb men on twomile coulse and put up one or Ibo hottest I intercollegiate race tier witnessed In this country A crew nt sturdy men of Yale rowed the cnutte lu 0 minutes 10H seconds a trlfli lighter crew of iimvard freshmen fresh-men fought them every Inch of the way and finished a tilde over two lengths behind them and the Cornell dcJr I ileibinco whose college I record to that none cf Ha freshmen crews has over boon besteu before finished a length Lsblnd Harvard luu bert l > previous record fur two miles was 041 Made by inn Oluuibln Irishmen crew of94 at New lundon In IbOl While the conditions hero are better jot teat timuthan upn Ilia Thames and while therefore Nome IIDWbD iliuuld l > o nude lot Ibo notion better exhibition tuday UK days race was a veto creditable pairs nil throe of the crews Uavlntt lowered the record the 11 draw 10 the race Cornell doing so by Hi seconds Ail Won ot tile orcwsusad every found of flower In their boat at every stage of the two miles and eacn crew at some period ol tbe I race was In the lead Ibe victory of today li I looked upon by IbO ctonua hem tonight a > bolo lu aomHineaiiuio Indicative or the result ot Frluajs big vanity race II It not cunttnuedtnai order ot finish will tin ton same lot Mr Lehman of Ua vard baa all along laid that bin front moo had beau badly neglect and ould not buluoSoU upon ai a re pre toritativetreshmenclu On bo con Itary the Yale ere IT ol yjuugiters ba I ben Arid lu bo mur Uu 01 Inning loan halt varsity while Mr Ujim flayed Cumuli cow have boo equal attention paid to Ibm The chances Iberelutr ate that the orJer ot it ui < > < llulBh t la I likely to be Harvard Yaie Cornell YnCortiell Ua To rd got the beat clip ontho water and In a few strobes drew to the front closely followed by the Our loll crew with YUe almost a quarter length to Ibo rear Harvard and Cornell started at 3S strokes to the mtuuto Mud Yale Ia stroke of 1 34 At Ibo ooe eighth mile Yr lea finding that the wan trailing be blod Increased tier Uokl So and be Man 10llaw uP wblo Halyard aDd Cornell tropt3ed down 10 34 each At tile quarter Yale I was still Lbloll but owd I 0 be rowing easily w bile Han11 and Cornell Were orklt haid Cornell drawing opo tire list vardoad Yale wa dealing br IIoke mud within Ibo next ball DIlle brought It OOWO 10 33 and 84 but nn than rarmed 10 gain and inure twag a Perceptible per-ceptible dub to the boat bat seemed lekloK In the others I Just crossing tile mile lines Yale bad pliksi nor b1 up von with that or Harvard aDd was shoving its note forward for-ward a few Inches Cornell Was labor lug a length Behind Harvard rowing a rapid 80 Mottle to Harvards 35 and Yales ueady 33 From that point onto on-to the finish Yule towed itrailly at 33 and 84 quickening to 81 leverai lengliis train the finish In an endeavor I I mush the broao between tier 011 them y Harvard and herself n trifle wlor When Yale pasted both the Harvard DOlt Cornell crows just lyon lb a mile mettle Cornell who had pulled their boat en to even term mode a desperate effort to keep Yale Item Unfair built was ol less I vall even than Harvard and at the mile and a hall theta was clear water between Cornell and Harvard From there onto on-to the flulih Cornell whooped up to 20 per mlnuleand closed the gap slightly flnlinlnc lust about an even length In lnarda rear |