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SULLIVAN PUTS 150-POUND CREWS THROUGH SHORT RACE
B Shell Captures Six-minute Contest by Narrow Margin
The first three University 150-pound crews, A. B. and D. raced for a short stretch yesterday afternoon. Coach Sullivan supervised the race and set the crews for a six-minute run.
All three crews were neck and neck in the first few minutes of the heat when Crew B set up a fast pace, followed by its opponents. Crew B led the other two for the remaining period, finishing slightly ahead of Crew A and a full length ahead of Crew D. On the return up the river Coach Sullivan shifted the strokes of the three crews.
The winning crew consisted of stroke, Prince: 7, Randolph: 6, Wells; 5, Perry; 4, Lombard; 3, Pratt; 2, Prouty; bow, Dow.
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