Buffalo Courier Express from Buffalo, New York • 25

THE ILLUSTRATED SUF 23 which win ba bald at tVtlat Brvdgat Hall as ATHLETES AND raits. Bromley aad Greer ar ta th tret tour, though Gracy haa beea away far mt-oral ten aad Crawford bu take ki tier. Th remarkable thing abeat rew wt un war ku km th wrbr mart owtaiacd aad WINK AT VIOLATIONS CORNELL SPORT LETTER: rack Teams of various, 'Buffalo high Schools will probably be invited to take Part in a big in-terscholastic Meet on Percy Field. Roughness exists in College Basketball, but Players prefer that Sort of a Game Fouls arp not called as Rules provide. (SET FOR MAY 9, WHEN HARVARD PLAYS- WELL UNDER WAY year taar la a better grade et athletes corn-lag ta Ithaca.

Th average ta much higher Special to The Buffalo Express. Aortl 4. Tba track teams of aa J-, Mak vluwli sril) nrfthablv be v.red to partlcipst la a big taterecbolaatlo U'-i meet which the Cornell track manage- -t hopes to pull on on rarer una an urdar afternoon. May Dth. i'hough the athletto council haa give Ha t.od io the meet, the management haa not de final arrengementa.

but it ex-, vd that when Manager Bamberger reaches i next week he will be able to five assurances that It will be held. the meet la arranged meay of the high h'-ioU. from this part ot the atata will ha to send representattvee. Coach Moakley Manager Bamberger axe particularly 4a-that Buffalo mea should enter, a are hundred at Cornell alumni la But-VO and Cornell haa always been In high la that city. lbs data aelectad.

May tb. ta oa tba same aa tba baaaball cam with Harvard Id 'the bit doublebeader athletlo event ta attract wlda Intaraat It la hoped that rami from all ot tba blah aobeola In thli -jjt of the stats, from New Tarh City and 'rom other prep achoola will be entered. lstrrtrtioUatto mee at Co mail dropped by is wayeld three yaara ego'ead thla ta th rst time the project baa been broached atnee ial time. Undergraduate, oa the athletle council wore warmly la faver of the echeme ard their aentlmanu hare baaa re-ecbeed among the atttdenU In connection with track work at Cornell Coach Moakley of th track team haa a few rood worda for Baaa Hurlburt and Chick c.ii. tma Baffala bora who are now term or, of bla track team.

With Talbott, the hurdler, Una trl fleaa Buffalo good repre- kh af athlatlea. Hurlburt attracted much attention thla winter by hia work on aararal mile relay taama. He raa eoma pretty faat quarters and haa tie eamarka of a comer. Bteta takei ta iprtntlBg and ta oereloplna gradually. The Expreea correspondent waa watching tome ot the track mea working out on Percy Field the other day and talked to Coach Moakley about same of hla men.

He Biscay-errd that In Moakler opinion Talcott had a bright future ahead of bun as a hurdler. He Is considered oaa at the luongest auaa ta this event at Cornell. Last year tba Buffalo lad mad a good ebowlng at the tntercollegtatea, considering that be was up against the cracks at the country, mea whoaa records are (Ut-adged. His derelopmaat la the last year haa been steady and gradual and much la expeoted ot Mm this eprlng. clean the bardie deaa-lr sad with a ale aren stride that beepeaki to4 form and (sod training.

Made good at Fencing. Another Buffalo boy who has baaa la th limelight during the last few yaara brought bis fencing career ta an hanorahl does at the Intercollegiate meet, perform tag creditably lor Cornell and winning honors tor blm-mit William K. Harries la a aentor and ill ha armduatad thla aorlnc. Ha made good st fencing, a bobby ot bit, almost tree the day be entered college, rer tw years ne a substitute on Cornell's taaaa. fencing 1d minor bouta, but last year ha came ta the front with a rush aad waa considered th bast man In th unlreretty.

That gat him the captaincy aad be baa well upheld hla laurels Urn year. Harries te a member at the Delta Vpsllon fraternity and of Quill and Dagger. ta honorary society composed at pronuaeal eentors, on wnoea memoersnip roil is ate tbe name of Laroy Goodrich of Buffalo, president of tba senior class. Purer Field Is bow In Shane for SDrlnaT work after aereral weeks bard work by a corpa ot men under the direction ot assistant trainer Kraak Sheehan. The track la In good condition and unless there are beary rains, track murk la not llkalr to be lmneded.

from now OB. The bla steel eland uaed during tbe football teuton haa been temporarily removed and tba diamond oleaaed aad straightened, out, uiner Imnrovemeata hare been made and Percy Kleld. the eewae at ao many hlstorto athletla battles Is now ready for another history aaak-Ing spring. Charley Geary, wtlh the asataae et bis ertay paw ear. freak Jar, aaaeld the tm of pes re eeasspiea tVareatita Cyril Whale aad ar rerrtlL ea Wedeeaday tveelag.

Oa Mewdey eveeint, after the resrestr meet-tac. Jar Parrell, juade a speech The baaeball team la rapidly getting lata fwraa. Ta haakethall team kaa la beaded for the tNICjl ATHtRTll" CLVB -Regular tng aa Monday evening, and all members art reaaeeted la attend. Aaother entertainment and etaoher will be held May let. Tbe commute be arranged a See prearamme.

ia wane aocne ths twt weal talent will appear. Adam Ptecaer, the rlub champta pedal-paaher, woe tw sereedt, but abeaM have had one Bret at the laat Reclmeat game. Why not have a purvult race between llltng. Sehudt. Tanner aad rix-berr At th meeting tbe member received their bultoaa.

Th committee waa discharged wna a vw er taans Fred llmmerman aad John Malts wars ap patated ta puR-beae a ladder tor ths g)ui as -i aaa. Mavr "rk Ft her cays a bet a in reter l.a Ruth aa a pitrbrr All members of the baaeball team are requested to attend tofley meeting at Jo in. Kied Karoen end ths aei-retary are ehsm ptoae at the cribbaxe game, without a doubt. ARIEL A Oa Wednesday evening there will be a aperlsl aieetlng and Pmidrni Snuon requests all members to be present Ed Lin-Bebora. the club crsrk baseball player, left an Wedneedsy for Lake Charles, Lt where be will play this season W.

Hauuian. Amu and Tanner rsr-ried away ihelr share o( prtae at Hoc heater last aitbt. Manatee Tbetirer of tbe bsMball team rr- eueets all members ebo try out tor the cemlog eeeaen te rorrt at tbe vluhrooms this morning fur practice Kingston, better known as Stub, will entertain the members thlt afternoon at the rooms. HISPKR BOWLINO CLf II -The dub Is comprised of wme of Buffalo a prominent bul- l.s tnea. also poiltlclana.

This being the first year under the name of the Hroper and organised for socialibtllty. one til tnd moat of the meiubera at thr wrklv i-lub roll en Welt's alleys, Ltmon and Edward Wolf, tbe club's 10 pound wre-iler, Hilda It dlglculty tn securing matcbes Anr cm- wlah-lg I wrestle at thai weight ran address Ed ward welf. Lemon and High street William Jelllg of ths Heaper Klve will play Cbsrles BiinnM.hu of Miller Klve. lull pool tomorrow night for at Johnnv Miller psrler. Carlton tad JeSerses atresia.

Some of tbe members went to IxK-krort lsl Thursdsy night witness tbe boilrt bout Vnawaea Ustey -DlrbvthTissrS hrser. and. Kid. Johnson ef Lorkport. After ten fast rounds, oJhnson was given Ibe derision Last Monday night the mem hern were entertained in a debate In which Edward ilrse-ber tnd Lunch Olaeer of the Ulue Point Club defeated IKh- Ilceth and Carl Kiel ot Henpers.

Ne Friday night tt Johnny Miller pool parlors. Vay Jehle of the lleaper Five will play Oeorge Witt et Miller Klve SOS-ball pool for tin ure. Prank Prler of the Hespera will make hie first appearance In vaudeville Friday Right at her Oerden Theater, when tbe members will attend In a body. Last Tuesday night the rnd half ot the pool mstch between th Hesper and Miller's fives was plsved st le llener tables, Sycamore and Pratt streets The llespers defeating Miller's by 47 balls, winning tbe mstch by 43 balls. Following are tbe scores: HE8PEII.

Miller. B. Koheodler O. Witt A. Upp T.

Kramer C. Buudscbu W. Helmloh .17 1 W. Jelllg V. Jehle I flehrlnger C.

Fell 60 173 Total 2 Total Miller Five led by four balls In ths first half. 11. I'tgel, referee. ALPINI? CLVB-At the regular huslnee meeting held lust Sunday tbe club derided to spend Its vscstlon st Klllcottvllle, the ramping place at tbe club for the last three yeara. Tbe finance commute will mske Its report today and It I President Weber desire te sea 11 the members tt the rlubroomt tt I o'clock.

KINO LCD CLVB The member celebrated their first tnnlventtry with a banquet lest Wednesday evening at the Hroesel Hotel. All membert were present. Tbe tablet were set la the large banquet bill and everywhere evtusble over the snowy white clatb American Beauty roses were strewn. At the eftrert' table war Mated 8. R.

Oosts. president, E. Taylor, rl lease, J. Kalbfleisth. Vtndernieulen.

W. Johnson and CV Colburn. the club'a first president. 8. Wright gave a speech on the King Lud rlub.

M. Gardener spoke on The Future of the Club. Tbe officera gave Interesting speachea thanking the metriHers for electing them to their new officers. W. Jennings' se lections were appreciated.

The members enjoyed W. Johnson speech, entitled Knocks and Roosts. Th glee rlub rendered a few elections while th member enjoyed tbe clg- rentes donated by R. O. Brown.

OAKWOOD CLUB All members tre re- 3 nested to attend special meeting ea Wednee-ay, April gth, at I p. m. Through tht untiring efforts of the pleasure committee It hns obtained a very cherralng boatbouae for tbe summer mouths, situated near Grand island ferry, where the members will enjoy Ihelr va cation snd holidays, and also where tbe mem bers will tadulge In acquatlc sport Several launch bay bean secured by the club for the pie sure ef the member. Th eemmit- tce i enon in tnit no win receive cnrait tna prait. Messrs.

flprlrgsr, 8rhBldcr and Reed kav tlmost completed their powerful motorbost, which will be In condition by Msy 1st. Tbey htv pltnsed aa extended cruise lo th Adirondack's thlt summer. Th member ar anxiously awaiting It completion la anticipation of a anlendld trio uo tbe lake. Huge Krelnkeder, tbe popular blackface comedian, will pity a prominent part la tha mlnlstrel tbow given by the Postal Clerk As soctatlon. Professor Buck It receiving great Praia for the splendid work ha accomplished In training tbe physical culture class.

Th bowling mstco ntwa in jony uoxen Bd Springer Pett haa baa canceled oa account of the former team not appearing. The clitha aeit monthly social will tsk Brace at lorn Miller' Halt fcaluraxy evea Inf. April aih. CHARTER OAK 8. AND A.

-Th moat Important meeting of tbe yetr will tsk pise on Monday evening aad all membert who have not been Attending regularly are re auested to. as various ar tutsan tx tnd dif ferent questions ef importance will be dla-cussed. At the last meeting Charles Knaps and Henry Bchwtrttott war proposed for membership. Mr. Frank naa enterea tne swimming tournament of tbe Leekport A 0.

aad expect to wta prta tvt fear ew heating. Edward Bltal and th Bchmocktr brother btv a new comedy sketch which tbey will 5lve next Tuesday evening. August Engle-ardt he gone to Erie. Where he Intends to open a hotel. Edward Dletseher Is going to open movlrig-plctur shdW tt Pott Erie tbit summer.

Philip Pattricola. the club's well-known tenor singer rang some et bit beet eelectlona last Wedneaday evening. SILVER STAR S. AND A -The entertainment commute sn sou need that It will conduct a social tt Saint James's Mission Hall on Kter Monday. April 20tb.

All membert wishing to mend this affair are requested te give their names te tht secretary ef th committee. Joe Woods mtde a good showing tn tbe mile novice tt tht 74th Regiment gtmet lest Btturdty The Sliver Stars ten -ma a bowl lag team defeated the strong tests rep re sen ring ihe General Electric Company last week Chtriea Dtvera resigned ss msatger ef tthletlrt tt the laat regultr meeting, and R. Schlatter ws elected to fill tbe vsctney. D. Crete end r.

Sweeney will give a song recital at th clubroom this evening. Bill Qrady has been appointed to cosrb ths base ball team Tbe next regular meeting wlrl he bald oa Wednesday evening, April Ita. Ail to em pen are recur tea to turn. READING STANDARD A. C-At the I regular meeting, the membert voted en Grand Island it th camping ground for tbt com leg season.

The new SS-foot launch being built under the supervision ef A. Smith. Is expected to be complete by tbe middle ef May. II. Young and G.

Young are making arrangements le leave for Canada, where they Intend te enter tne poultry-raising business President H. Simon snd P. Dlchlner of tbe Artel club psid the club a vtslt, Mr. Dlech-Inger's wit and humor kept the member Isuthlng organs In ronstsnt motion. All wish to thsnk sir.

Zlttle for bis generoue gift, for were several anxiously swaltlng ha nival. On Monday night tbt officer will be the guests of the Ariel A. C. Meows. Ptromint and Wolff now lest) the pool tournsy.

rtiiSHM i.u it. meeting was held last Wednesdey evening. It we with atneers regret that the membert heard that a former member. Fred Peglsu. had sn war ed tbe lest call.

The club wishes lo offer Its heartfelt sympathy to tbe family of the deceased. Resolution" to hat effect were draws np at a special meeting of the board of atrwetors. There will be a regular meeting on Wed needsy evening, at which arrangemente for tne cubs aanr win Be dlacusaed at lensrth The dance, which la to be held en Thursday rvselng. April 14. promises ta the event of in eeen ana.

waging rrem present Indira tleas, a hag success In every respect. Choir-mas Niederpruem ef th airangstnent commute reports everything going along la a successful manner. THE WHEELMEN Captain Ruff of the Standards haa arranged a short Run lor Today. FROM ALL THE CLUBS John J. Lcavitt will manage Travelers.

Ramblers' Barn Denes and SoeiaL ST.NADARD WHIKUNO ta a meeting tomorrow night and all ar rfiueet-ed te be present. Captala Rut has arranged a short run tor today If the weather la good. If this rua prove snoteeafal. be pratts una lea later Is the eeaean. Be a head at ta elaa-roema aet later thaa e'efech.

feme ef tbe members waa kava bicycles tre tralalaa tor tome letg distance walhe. At least six of them are going te walk to the Falls the first Sunday the weather permlte. tred Remer. whe bts beea a tbe xk list tor ever a week, le geititg aiwaad ageta aad repent hlmaelf lmareviag stosiy Hermsa Keirdrot. th club's 1 14-pound champion boxer, has Just retorted from th B.ai, where be waa buar filling asai ats ttd reports himself la See form, he will be heard from la the future.

TRAVELER B. A C. -Meeting will at held en the Sret aad third Raadaya each A SmmK V- The arrangement committee haa added a prlte wtltt io the programme for ihe deac lo be held on Monday evening, April 17th, at Saint Bridget's 1111. At the last regular Bieettci, joha 1 Learnt was elected manager at ue baaeball team. As thU is not the first lime beavltt haa uiau-sgrd team.

He was manager ef tbe Klertrlc City for four yetrt. He would lib hear from some flrst-riae phiyera. Address Ne. tn, Kalbarme street. A quartette from the Tom White club ea-tertalned tbe members last Sunday eveaiug.

led by i. E. Galuey. WESTMINSTER CLCB-Prealdeat Kelnu requests all members to attend the regular monthly meeting en Monday evening, aa Important business will be transected. on Tuesday evening tbe members were th guests of.

H. Hesslnger and all thee present reported having a good time. judging from his performance an Friday il abit a number of the bowling artists of tbe club do tome auttllag to beat him. Tne Oiee Club 1 "rehearsing twice a week sad shew vst Improvement. It consists of (V Smith.

A. Klrcher, J. Kolh. 11. Morlock, Straasky.

W. Molsere, o. Pfeiffer, E. Fritt, Weber. L.

Allgrlm. H. Fries entertained the members laat Sun day evening with several selections on his aew BtandellB. A. Allgrlm defeated R.

Knell, the club cue artist, by a score of M0 to m. LAKE ERIE COMMANDRKV. -There I sous friendly rlvelry between the first tnd second platoons. The big fellows are setting quite a pace, which makes tbe little fellows work all th harder, so as not to be outdone by their huskier comrades. The rsotalB ad several of the member sltecded the six teenth anniversary Lak Erie Lodge.

No. J17, K. ef wber they gave an outlln ef th work being don by th company, which ho doubt will bring several new members lata tbe company. Last rriday th members had card oartv. Refreshment were served by John Htlefel.

William Beck eotertailed the members witk sevsrsl of bis tunny stories. Another new candidate. John Scbm dt. was Initiated. The dance committee re porta ftvorable prog ress.

CASCABEL CLUB Thregulr monthlr meeting take place thlt afternoon and all members are requested to be present. many matter of Importance will be dtecuased. After the meeting the member will have thir picture taken and It I Important that everyoa I present Picture of the danc on Balat Patrick's night caa had also. Th relay team Is la good condition for th race against the Star and Stripes of Niagara Kails oa Tuesday Bight at the Palar rink, aad Trainer Heaan expect to tee tbe team com out oa top. Decker etill continues to win his race.

got second at tba Armory aad a eecend at the Palace en Tuesday eva-lag. Mostly all dance aad smoker ticket are in. aad thaa who hav not settled ar re- turtttd to da a. ia pool tai win recoverea arter Loot. aa attar at the mem ben ar sot playing pool BOW.

Th club worked bard for the smoker aad It deserving of pralae for the good work. Bert Voaa and Jasper Dixoa expect to leev for Mount Clement In a few daya to remunerate. They will be goo aeveral weeks. Bum Hiiey aaa Jim iiciciroy nav learned the hart dance, aad caa be teen any night at the club rehearsing. Last Sunday veolng th club was enter tained by seven members of the Stewart Opera company now pterin at tne tocb i neater.

All enjoyed th tinging Immensely. The baseball team will start training aa taea aa th weather permit. The team will most likely get aew uniforms this yr, and aa tt 111 be Drought up at tne meeting today all membert ot the team tre requested te be pretest RAMBLERS' BICTCLE CLUB. Tba eater- tainment committee has arranged a barn dance and social for April 21 th. Tbit affair should be a hummer.

Tbe sympathy of every member It extended to Eddie Sldoa, his father bavin died laat week. A. Abel and Henry Newrider added two aew members to the afternoon gang last week. Billy Leuth le bowling In grand font aad 111 be teen eoon in action aaaloat either Chalcroft or Eddie Davit for the city championship. Eddie Mcouire bat received tempting offer te play with Rochester la the Eastern League thlt season.

Leo Ludwlx. AI Stealer and Oeorte Baker are famishing eatertainment for tba beys et tbe piano every evening. jonaey Kraut woo his bout last week. Tommy Oalbo has retired from tha wresUln- gama aad will hereafter devot bU Urn to Duala. Tbe baaeball tm win toon report for prac tice.

President Jobs L. Lester rennewta every member to at the monthly meeting on. iwauf a uius- TW1LIOHT S. AND A.C. Last Monday evening th members tournsy ed to Hamburg to attend the Hamburg Athletic Club's smoker.

Jo Keefe. Kid Stlnaa and Olmer Jtaekln participated the boxlnsr exhibitions. At no decisions were to be given, the bouta were aeciareo crews. Th relay team finished second la th club relay at th 74th Hegtmont game last Satur day evening. Individual medals were awarded lo tne team for its allowing.

unaries v. uoiemeo. tne reputable sorlntor ef the club, received second honor la th S0 yard dasb at th athletlo meet laat Taasdij vening. rsddy Lavin tad Leo smith hav been working ut at the club during the laat weak. Tbe rooms were well crowded with eneetatera.

mi i lips ana ixgan entertained mtODert last Wednesday evening with their aew danc ing act. Bom remarkable ttanta wera i played In skipping the rope by PaiUlpa, wall Logan ieiureo in Bit usual buck and wins aance. Edward Collins and John Rogert of tbe ltght crew are training dally oa to rowing machine. Th boat ar expected to be Ib th water twa wee a. The lineup of th baseball team will appear in tnase column in next weonesaay istu.

TRIO SOCIAL CLUB Mike Schmidt aad Mik Coaly were elected member at tha last meetlaa. All am age meet been completed for ue aance at casaion Han on Tnurttty veal eg, aaru via. Floor committee, win lam Borsnaa aad Charles Keating; reception committee, Aathoay Debart tnd Doc Calvert. Pett rbley defeated Sherman Logan la a half-mil ruining match. Bob Petting will dance with Mia Bunday tnd Jo Ryn will danc with Mitt Fritters In the prtxe wall.

Dick Krtuskopf and Joha Hlckey will Judge Anthony Debart gave some exbibltloat fa limit and strong trm feats at the dob. Joe Brtttow entertained the boys with bit monologue and it very clever la tbit line Doe Calvert put Joe Ryaa away Ib rounds la their six-round go at th club. Bill Bormao and Char lea Keating are going en a Bunting trip too. Art McGinnees tad AI Bormaa bare purchased new motorcycles and Intend taking torn exuaaiv trips in is summer. John Bradahaw and Jimmy Kane aave Imltatlone at th club last Tuesday evealng Fred Pfeil will do some catering at lbs text tmoktr.

LENOX A.C. Regular meet lag oa Moaday evening at o'clock. Tom Brown will meet Jack Coleraa in match gam of pool at the Oak wood parlors for a tide bet ef The Lenox qtartette, mad up of Mtrtin g'LoughUa. Charles Geary, Joha Griffin aad Wnalea, will endeavor to evade the hook by taking a arise in so smsteur contest at a local theater next Friday evening Nell Donahue Pay the leading pert ta a sketch ea titled How te Play Basketball, te take place at a vaudevtll entertainment ta the Bear future. Th cbalrataa et tbe eeclal committee re-port a larg tale of tickets for th daae tae perm aa eat HaM wMett MM of tba mn mt takea.

It la a general nm ef congrat-iattoa that tbe bad luck ot laat year absent. Another significant feature ai ins stuaUoa la Uia declaration ot Coach Charles E. Courtney made tba atkar slaw ta Mirk w- stated positively that he weald aet take J- TOacaia- in America craw watch will in lapic neaiev unear any tr-rumslaaoet. Tba Express correspondent aald as much bast week. Mr.

Courtney eave that under his eoatrart with Cornell ha could not laka tka Job If tt ware offered to him. Ma further sat rna dtda't want It. Aad last, ha aaji that be ha an aa caa oo ta tat eare th rsms.ii umi Tee eld au haa aet heart aa gettrnf the aa buar ao that he raa clean no all arouad eath Hadeoa thla year and he certainty 19 1U FOOTBALL PRACTICE. Athletics at Rochester have received great Impetus this Year. Special ta The Buffalo Expreea.

Recheeter, April with the larre In- creeeo la the etudeat body, athletics in the University ef Reeheeter have received a treat impetus this year. Sprta root ball practice tarts en Monday. About tt mea have signified their Intention ef retmrtlna to Cantata joy ena or taaing rn three-week course nf training mapped out. C. O.

Ktroud. Tufts si. and T. w. Ztmmer.

Harvard "7. will coach the eprlng oandldatea. The track mea are workfnr out for earl meets with Allegany Telleae and Toronto university. The aquad la in chart of W. 8.

Ieetne, famous Irish-American A. C. hur dler, who le tralnlnt tth them. Bld- 11, who made II I In the hundrerl at Au burn last year, is expected lo Co es well or better this year, as he is being hard preei by his younger brother In ihe Indoor meets. entire squad la entered In the Third Itegtment names, rompetlnt against Cornell ana Hsmmoa.

TIGERS OPPOSE CURTAILMENT Authorities at Princeton were mis represented, their Silence taken for Assent. THAT TWO-SPORT RULING It begins to look bsd when Rowing is a 'Varsity Sport Interdor-mitory Races. Special to Tbe Buffalo Expreea, Princeton. April 4 With all the dis cussion Incident from other colleges regarding the curtailment or athletlo sports, fnncetoa been claimed by some to at ta bottom of the whole reform vn far at lo have been In league with the Harvard faculty In securing the reductioa ot the number of Intercollegiate contests there. Coming, aa It did, a tew daya after President Wood row Wilson had given oat ia New Haven that be waa avers to continued ath letic Interest throughout the academic year.

It wa taken to meaa that Princeton favored such a reduction a waa recommended la Harvard. The Issue ot th affair waa that canvas waa mad of all tba Eattara aad enter universities to determine their respective attitudes and it aeemed that Yale, alone, stood for the res ant system ther. The Tiger Institution it not la favor of a reduction intercollegiate contests, but It to favor et the present methods. President Wilson's Opinion, only. President Wilson opinion, aa ba himself later declared, wa entirely a personal one and lis application should aot have been tan en to mean Princeton any more thaa aaother institution.

That ther le aitogetaer ta mucn time givea to athletic In th collage waa th essence or nts tsit in isew iisven, out In Princeton, while thlt it realised, oa th other hand It ia fait that with the modification which have been Introduced here, ther It ao cause for complaint and rather Princetons attitude snouia tieto inauc ue other of the bit colleges to partake of aa arrangement which has been her a for the last two years, restricting an athlete to competition in only twa branches ot sport. Tbit is a fatal more from tbe athletle viewpoint, but on the tide ot scholarship. It su bee ryes the purpose which the Crimson authorities are trying to obtain by curtaining athletle ecneauies. Healthy Arrangement here. In Princeton.

If tn athlete caa play base ball and football well enough for a 'varsity team, he cannot compete tor any other athletic ortanlzation' Curiously enough. In ath letics It is quite usual to find all-around men thna who seem at tbe topnotch in an sport but these men invariably are at college only a year or so for the detraction from collegiate work which it entailed by playing on tbe varsity eleven In the fail, the hockey ana btskMbslI teams In tbe winter and the base ball nine In the spring Is too great to be consist with an honest faculty. So It It that the tll-around man is restricted and It works out well for the athletic enthusiast, tor by meant of this rullnK the athlete Is enabled to slay In college the lull lour years, as ne thus has ample opportunity for study. Tbe Princeton attitude on the matter et cutting down athletic schedules waa clearly stated by an editorial In tbe Dally Princo- tonian. the omclal organ ot student sentiment here.

It declared that Princeton's silence In the question should not have been taken as assent, nut tne jersey college is entirely in favor of retaining the present system. Rowing will be affected. But while sports have prospered In spite ot the two-sport rule here, tbe Introduction of rowing as a serious branch of 'varsity atoieucs naa causea consiaeraoie uiscussion, both among alumni and undergraduates, who ar looking aneaa to next year or tne to new ln one when Princeton will be repre sented on tbe water. At Tale, th excuse which ba been offered recently wbea- Princeton has won every championship sine about 189. with on or two exceptions, it tt de clared that crew work draws the athletes from baseball.

At Princeton, the diamond start bavt managed to be at th top rank for many year and mere naa beea no crew. Now has arisen the consideration that with a crew baaeball will fall off. There It bo oae tion but what the emphasis which baaeball has received in Tirertown baa. been respons ible for the poor track teams turned out bare ana unless mere is torn raaicmi enaag ra th two-sport rule, seems likely that row lot will be serious! yaffected. Rowing naa peaa delayed a week by tne building ot the boatbouae, but It Is ejpetced that all crews will be on tbe water ca Monday or Tuesday.

An Ingenious plan hat been euggestea to boost rowing mat ot nav-inz an Interdormltury race of four-oared shells In the regatta In June. After tbe four eights bar been chosen tram the different clauses, th remainder et the squad will picked for the four-oared race of tbe dorml lories. Tbe plan has been worked with success at Harvardr Events open to amateur Shooters of Pennsylvania only. Bradford. April (Special).

Robert 8. Print 1. eecretary of the" Bradford Qua Club, has prepared the official programmt for the eighteenth annual tournament of the Pennsylvania Btata Sportsmen Association, te be held In Bradford on May 24th. ITth and iith: While a atata affair, It will be given unHer the auspices of the Bradford Qua Club, which organltatiea la making ex traordinary preparations for entertaining from 1-6 to lfie ehootora on this occasion. The aeveral events will be open to PeaatyV vania amteura only.

The Squler money-back system will be need, and thlt will protect the shooters of ordinary skill and at the eame time make It possible for the high average winner to make good money. Tbe Bradford Gun Club will aet asiae one cent for each target thrown during the three last day, to be divided among the shooters. In tbis manner tbe management can give back to the shooters 11,000 in cash If ther ar log shooters, and the local members will be very much disappointed if ther ar not at least 1:5 preeent. Besides the 11.008 In cash, the local club will rive Sloe in merchandise. The Bradford Gun Club members expert to make this the largest tournsy held in the state of Pennsylvania.

Luther J. Hauler of Pittsburg lias been engaged to manage tbe tournament. Brock ghowed the best. Los Angeles, April 4. George Memale (Jimmy Burns) and mil roc or fought tea rounds before the Pacific Athletic riuh last nisht.

Tbe result waa surprise. Brock making showing that would at least have entitled him to a draw If decision had been rendered. In point of cleverneM BrocI showed to the bet advantage. Cans and Nelson matched. San Franctw.

April 4. Jo Gats asd Rattling were matched lat night for tight lo laae piace eere rem time in may. Clans agree to make 12s pounds ringside. It! son will light at catchweignu provnueot. it is very uouduui ne win oe ftercoll.gi.ta provemeaL It is very doubtful If be will be meet.

COLLEGE BASEBALL dteeotvtto ef the lle- eulletrtate Basketball League laat week the trading anlvwrttttee at ta Seat practiralty kdmltled that tbey bad -encountered a problem la connection with th gtme that they could not solve. But Instead of maklac a rvoaiirntious and Intelligent effort to correct the evils thry found, two at the five mere beet withdrew from the league, thereby rmlllBg tta Artbandmeat. at least far the present. Following Ik withdrawal ot Yale and Princetea come the terenststeat announcement that thee tw Institutions will follow the exempt of Harvard and play the gam, but sot as a member of any league. Aiyone who Is at all familiar with th dlf-ficuttte encountered la college basketball knows that they are two la number, but both really controlled Roughness Is one nd to much ahsnrvtloa ot tbe students' time tbe other.

It it ta undeulabl fact that reagh-nea exlats, but It xits solely brru lb Player prefer that sort ot a gams and lb t-firtals wlak at of lb rule Tb rules, wen a they now staad, expressly pro- bit I roughness, but with the exeepoa oi in-. AI Mbarne. the best referee la the East, th Eastern Itielsls made a serious effort. at call fouls or punlah unnecessary roughness. Further proof thai the game can be played cleanly le furnlshvd by the Weetera colleges, where tbe officiate aee te It that the foul ar railed.

As result, the roughness, complained of to extensively In the Kaat. la prarttraiiy unknown tt Chicago. Wlscensl and Mlne-eta. These teams are eatlrely satisfied with Ihe gam and apparently hav a thought ot abolishing It. It elands to reasaa, therefore, that tf the Weatera colleges taa play tb game cleanly, so also can th Easterner.

Th nouibtned. rgumot against Jh rough-nee ot lb game and tb amount of time It eoAaMme tmiftt MSiti fy of the fact that both Yale nd Princeton, th two teams withdrawing, have announced their Intention lo continue the game and to play prtctlctllr the tame achadul tbey weuld aa members of the Intercollegiate league. As a mailer of fsel. Ibe lewgu gme th smallest part of Ihe m-hedul. Every winter Yale opens the basketball season with a trip round the country, varying In length from l.tso ta 4,00 mile, yet aew Ytle considers eight games against Ihe members of the league as requiring too much lime.

Furthermore, If the rules need ameudment, tb association can bring tbis about. Although Pennsylvania. Columbia and Cor-noil, the reraatnina members at the league. have not tnnouared their future plans or their feeling concerning the action of Yla and Princeton, tbey wrtalalr should feel that It the Tigers tnd Ella Inland te continue la the note Ihev should remain with the league, for this Is tha only satisfactory way lo bring shout Ibe reform tb gsme demtads. There will a meet Ins at tbe Inlereollag lit basketball rule committee In New York thla coming June, and Inasmueg as tnta eom mlttee also represents the I.C.

A. A. U.S.. eem effort will certainly be maded to hav tbe league continued. College Baseball under Way.

The Intarenlleslsto baseball aeasOB In tb r.il la new under wa aad has psstrtsssd tar enough to give a line ea the probsbl strength of Ibe Big Flv. Between Princeton, Yale. Peataylvanla, Harvard aad Cornell tna arst bra tnatna MS IS lis IBS DSH CBXea IUT. A. may be taken a aa invariable ruis in Princeton slwsys baa a first class team, tba Tigers winning premier baseball honors quit as oftsn Yal takes tb football ehimpion-hip.

This year's PTlaeetea team baa started out exceedingly well, the mea showing real ahilnv both In their hittlna and fisldlng Princeton I lortunaia ta retaining sssnr very member ot last yr' plndld tm. so that few chances have been necessary in ihe lineup. The Tigers have additional cause to thankful in id Boaaioa oi tst tt best pitcher In tne eo4les ranae ia lisyni-ger and Drewee. If these mea show th t- rsctivenens inrouanout tatt eeasoa xnas iey did a year ago, the Tigers may wtll be (eared by Ihelr rtvtls. Tbe Yale team le atlll ta enigma and will continue so until tbe Ell Una up an or twa member of to Big nv.

vrnooui doubt, tbe preliminary gsme tb Y1 team wlU ba watched with mor Interest thaa usual, beeaaae ot the radical experiment which Is being tried at Kw Haven thla year. Captain Tad Jsaee, probably the best col log nlavar In the country, ha shouldered moat ot tba coaching burdens at Yale, and with tb tceptwa ei tne assistance os win nra fwim lima (a time tress rsduate. will do all th cosehlng. Ordinarily, an experiment ot this kind would be fraught with great danger, and even tf it lueoeeda at Yale, will hardly constitute an argument la favor at tbe plau, tor It will be more of a trioute to goo ma terial and an exocDtlonal captain. If it ue- cMd.

lbs to tb ajetem Itself. Isle leant eaintaina anas a nod btttera. but Unless Van vleck settles down In bis pitching th Kilt will ha none too atrona tn th bet. Collet men generally art predicting mat tbe University or rennsvivania nine oi xaus year will show benefidal results from lb Bw eaacbing tysUm aad that the Quakers will he a teal loree an IB eouege oiemwsm. In view of the splendid record the Quakers have made la football ad track athletic, the Inferior work at tbe baseball team baa caused much comment la col) droit.

Tb tro.blee in tbe past aeem ta have been the absenr of tbe same intelligent eoacaiog on toe wiuna that la evident aa th kridlroa and track. After- two veers of xprlnce with purely graduate coaching tb Fennsyrrantan cam th conclusion tnat omtaing must wove, and this year ther secured tbe earrteaa of Arthur Irwin, wbo eoecn several or rwnw heat taams in other dart, to act aa batting roach, tbauah retaining John Blakeley as tb asanenaihi. araduajat caaoh. This rear's res team bat tome aew niooa irom tne tan year treehman team, which it aaaertlag Itself tn splendid faahloa. Twe et tbe moat notable ot ha, new men are Pauxtit.

the football Player, at firtt bate, and Port, tb old Nercoreburg Academy boy, beDtna in eat, mass men ar bard bitter ttd atata play their po sitions well. Tbr la an enective pitcning ataff In Feonell, Twltmlre, Collier, Slmpaoa and Chapman. Bound to be strong. At Harvard tbe aeasan to backward that the Crimson nine never gttt so etrly a stsrt ts the other big colleges. But this year's Harvard team It bound to be strong oa account ef retaining ao many veteraaa tram the previous year.

The Cornell team le bow tour-Inr the Southern colleges, but without aa mu-b success it Itst year. The Ithacaat sorely miss Pitcher Deaboa aad will be fortsnst ludeed to finish strongly as they did ta le7. 1 Although there le no lolrrcolieglaee arhed-al tbit yetr, th vertou mtmbers ot tb Big Ftv play more game tnta usuel agattet each other aod the change are that tb results will at least Indicate Ihe Intercollegiate champion. The base be II ststlstlclsns will be helped great deal by tbe feet that Priac. ton and Coraell have scheduled two garnet, instesd ef on, aa last year.

Tbe enly break Is tbe fsllur of HrTrd and Peonsylvati to get together, but tbe relstlv ataadlng ef thes two ran ba obtained by camoaratly cores. Columbia I left out la th eoM. aa far as games with the ether big col leges art concerned The New Yorkers have two games scheduled with Pennsylvinlt tnd est with Ytle, bat none with Princeton, Htrvard er Cornell The following erhedul shows th gems that will be played by Princeton, Yale. Pennsylvania, Harvard and Cornell with aaek other, aid which may be regarded aa tb gamea that will aettl th Intercollegist championship! Msy to Cornell vs. Princeton at Ithaca; Yale va- Pennsylvania at New Haven.

May Sth Pnnytvnla vs. Princeton at Philadelphia: Cornell vs. Harvard at Ithaca. May 14th Harvard vs. Princeton at Cambridge; Pennsylvania vs.

Yale at Philadelphia. May auth Princeton vs. Pennsylvania at Prtncton. May tJd Penntylvtnla vs. Cornell at Philadelphia; Princeton vs.

Harvard -at Princeton. May fTtb Harvard vs. Prlnoetea at New York la ease of tie. May 10th Tale va. Print-Stan at New Htv; Cornell vs.

Peas St Itasca. June eth Yale vs. Prtaceton at New Haven. June 1Mb Harvard vs. Cornell at Cambridge.

June 1Mb Tale vs. Cornell at New Haves. June 16th Yale vs. Princeton at New York la case of a tie. Juae 1Mb Harvard vs.

Ysle at Cambridge. Juae nd Harvard vs. Yale at New Haven. Jute t7tb Harvard vs. Ytls at New York In case of tie.

Date for Army-Navy For two Uam which hav practically everything done for them. Annapolis and West Point ar Mving extraordinary avesBt ef trouble to arrange tb few remaining details ef their annual football game. Their first dlfti-rnlty was to secure enough seats aad for a time both arademiea eapresssd the fear that tbe gtme weuld here te be played elsewhere than ea Freakll Field. Philadelpae. But te Meter bad tb University ef Peen-ajlvsnlt found a war ta previd enough teats tha Wast Petal fasttted that tb test bt played twe wee earlier tbaa kereteferc, lie.

vember tttt, bsiag the Sat requested, tbt" middies would aet llstee to this aad at resets tkert Is deadlock. It h) tlatewt racial, however, that the gams will fellow th Thanksgiving Dy gam bet wee peat and Ctirell, fr ts doubtful If Peeosjlvtni weald give Fraaklla Field rer thla gam a Nor bsr tlst. rEW HYBRID EFFECT. Coach Wrgy of Harvard wtll probably try new Shell in the Race. Special Tb BuRsl Erwt Best Meat April A-Cath Jim Wra of the Harvard "varatty rrewg Is eeseting witk kimaeit whether ar aet giv Hsr-vard new hybrid shell a trial hi tb rosaiag oa Memorial lley fteraoee.

If tb erew la moving tt smoothly by that time aa he peril, It it likely thlt the aew shell, th line which were draw by a. B. 4aenilnehleld. ao ramout yacht designer ted ta eld Harvard Baa hlmaelf. will be Las beat ad kv th vertlty it that race.

Harvard certain Iv haa shells Is Its bostbous rrasa which te select la aedmiea to the numerous Dry rreeikxs there has been Bsw beet each year aimast trora nm there is the typically Engllth tkell which Wte rersrrsd front England last fail ted gtvaa a few secret trills list season Thst craft iissnw wa biere ef aa experiment thaa aaythlng eta. saa-vra wn purpose ia giving it slgnsr Crosmtashleld some idea which a bts iBrulcated la hi new hybrid effera. ih bahn t)ev, wtll leave' tnortfy for Anntpolt te beea It engagement tor a race with th Navy bey shortly sfter aster It It pleased ta tab about twelve men dowa la ail. aad tb erew that will raced at Ansapella th erew If I rowing at preaeat, Ceack Wrs aae. Ing tnouacd that he reatsmnlatea as fur ther changes before that race if tt all.

It begins to look at though Harvard waa goitg to have a good itreke thlt year after til I young Ra riant, a gradual frvai lest eaaoo't freehmaa eight Sarawat taat strok Itst yssr, that boner betoBglna ea ot Ibe three oars roan-sons ot A aetata at Beere- tary ot state Itobert Bacon, Bla a atembev ef thlt year'e 'varelty. Saraeal waa seed (trek Ib th 'vanity shortly after the crew too to tn water nvs week aaa, but, was shifted te the eecend bolt aad argil, Whose rowing has never show qua tb Impute-meat Wray baa alwaye looked tar, was pat id a in lira wort. For a tlm It eoDesred be all at fee th freshman of lest year, bat Wrap mid th transfer la th bop thst by putlisg Ksrgent in tit Body er tba eteeaa dtgat hi troke would be extended sad that ka eeald return te the 'varsity stroke seat wrlb a Star i extetded twerp of the ear. Wray' raleul-tlont were correct and Bargaat at at geod is certiia ef hit place. It it not likely thtt th aaaual Oersell-Harvard race thlt year will be prefaced by a irbeelbey race hetweea tb Btee arkosl of tbis rlty and the Caacadllla eight from Ithaca, Tht Stoat School boys have rwently Joined the Boeloa acholtttl rwwlag league and art out for thlt ehtmpleaahlp, tb final heat In which will be rawed be fere tb Harvard-Cornell race, taklag tbe Pleoe.

tberefare. tb Caecadllla-Sloee Scbeet taea at etker yeara. WITHOUT A HITCH. Training of 8yracuM Crtfwa meet Satisfaction of Coach Tea Eyck. Special to Th Buffal Bxares.

of ibi.usw, jtprri t-ipj hwmi-vi vww Syracuse crews Seneca liver aad Oaeay dsga Lake It progressing without a blteb, much te the Mtisftetloa of Ceech Te Kyok nd th local erew entbuelasia, Sereateea 'vtrelty oarsmen and Blaeteea treabm hav survived th severs! erew enta aad as bard at work In tha boala each day la tbe hep of winning the coveted peetttea ta th shells en the day ef tbe race at Peghtpa, luck man now rowing la the regular 'vanity tatir and eight combinations rowed either la tb 'vanity er freahmaa be I at Nugakeepsi last June. Several mea wa era aew the rowing gem this year, however, ar gteiag the veisrsns a hard fight to hold their aeata. Trainer Tom Keen appears to be well 'leased with th way la which tbe raadtdat or th track team are progressing. With) tba Pean State and Carlisle meet la eight the track mea are bowing a lively Intaraat in their work. The relay BMa, however, who htv made ta enviable record la defeat Ing both Columbia aad Carlisle la dual meett, in disappointed at the decision at tb athletic minorities) ot ths university aot at eater a relay team ia the Intercollegiate relay tournament to be held at Franklin field, Philadelphia.

Syracuse will, nevertheless, ba well represented at thl meet by Bill liarr, who hat beea entered la the ehotpat, dleeu throw tad hammer throw. Horr I looked upon aa a likely candidate for a poeltioa ea America' team at the Olympic garnet at London tht year. Tbe return ef winter weather hat greatly handicapped th development ot th baseball team. Tb ctndldite for the "vrlty aad frethsta teams bad Just got well started at serious outdoor practice under the direction of tbe newly-chosen Graduate Caeca. Ryaa, wbea anow aad cold put a Stop to th work and necessitated a fwiura te the It-dsqust quartan afforded by the eld gym- BB1UUB.

-Biggest in College 1 tying of the roroar-stoae a ft be gymntsium, which, wbea eetapkMed, will th hxrgeat gymnasium ia tb collets world. wtt an occasion wnirn iroagat out Beany every man In the student body, la the absence of Chancellor Day, Deaa mat ley rp-resented the university administration. President Cobb of lb athletic gowning eoard. Professor Scott, ymnaatam director; t. Cook, graduate maaager ef athletic, aad Emit Hansen, editor ot tb Daily Orange, tb ualveratly aewapaper, made apterhsi which pointed out tbe tlgnlficiace at the event ta Syracuse athletic history, At a recent meeting ef the athletic gov-ernlng board.

Samuel 11 Cook re-elect ed graduate manager of athletic aad secretary ef the board Maaager Cook fee, during bst term of office at maaager, succeeded ta Begotlaling many athletle event which nave brought great credit to Syracuse. He It beat known la Buffalo by bit work la arranging' for a series of football game between Carlisle Indiana, and Syracuse, which played ta. Buff si. His latest and moat ncpehir eekleve meat la th scheduling ef th rootbtll gam between Michigan aad Syrarut to be played la rlrrarus Stadium oa November list. The final negotlstloDs which resulted ia tb establishing ef football relatione hetweea Syracuse and Michigan were mede hetweea Oraduat Director Balrd ot Michigan, and Cook ot Syracuse, tt Buffal rereVT- Playground Team won hv a verv close Score.

Several parents tnd ether friends et Mi' slay grounds assembled at the Frtaee Club hail ea Fridty evening te wit exhlbi-tioa gives by the chlldrea of the Bird avenu playground. The girls presented a beee-drlll asd tha boys bsrbell snd free-band mevemeal drills, which were well executed aad heartily ap pltuded. Little Eddie and Bill, the celebrated playground twins, did their tumbling stunts and, at usual mtde the hit of lb evening- The boys' basketball team et trbeot No, tt defeated th boys of school N. II by a aeor of 171 to 7. The real west, bow aver, wa th basketball game between th Buffalo play ttwund team and tbe girls ot the Maatsa Park High School, whlei resulted ta score ef 11 to 1 tn fever ta playground team.

Th aip-aad-tork character et the gam made It or unusual rntereet ta the tpectator. The ofllclals were Mitt Oravee an( liarry Alllsoo. Th fin physical roedltloB of all tb par-tlcrpaats In the exhlhitiea excited mack favorable comment aad It Is evident that fha general public ta daily becoming mor aud more alive to the practical value et playgrounds to the city's chlldrea. Green wood, A. C.

GREENWOOD A. a meetlBg' b4 Itst Monday evening Pub Gordon waa elected eapitin ot the baaeball team tor tbe coming geaaen. Games are being arranged With tome et the beet team la th state, tachading Aides, Tewa tVlae, Akron, Cert aad ethers. The basketball teem baa Sntebed fair seBn, wiaatag tweety eut ef tt rasas plsy-ed. Tb mea ao finished wer Captala Larky, rheti Perth.

Robert Wtllbtmi, 8. Orr and H. Thatrberv ttaa it uaed te be. Worried over Track Team. NeTartbeleaa.

Trainer Moakley Is mnch worried erer hit track team. There Is bo see denytag that Cornell Is rery mea up Bgauet it. 1 sere are four or Bra aret-daea BMa eligible tar aoeitieas waa are sura 10 auke their mark, bat ta aereral ereota, notably the sptiata, ahatpat aad high Jump, th Ithaeaa are very weak. The eltuatloa has sot changed materially la recent waeka. la the sprints Deerug, with a record of :1 1-i In the MM.

at. perbape. th beet man oa the Cornell team. But he la ei yet net aougB lor uw intercollegiate. It la true that he la only a eophotnor aad haa plealy opportunities to develop.

But that la aa coaeoiauoa for thla year's meet. Deertng may ecore la the dual meeu, but bis chances la th Intercollegiate are very. slim. Cook ta not likely to enter the sorlata be cause he will bare a lot of work cut out for aim la the bread lump aad pole vault If be geta away with these twa areata he will he very lucky. And he will hardly be able to run In either ot the deahee.

There are many other candidates for tbe abort runs. but ao far none who has the earmarks a world-beater. Talcou and Treman are the beat mea la the hurdles. Talcott will be sent attar the high and, perhaps, the low, too, while Tre man will be entered la the low hurdle. Tram an Is working away with enthusiasm.

but be la etill very young aad immature. It will be several year before ho gets his full strength aad In athlatlea matartty, next to expeneaee, taa awes Taiuaoai sssst era sura. French, Carpenter aad Hotehktaa oaa be counted oa tar a lot of work la thee shorter rune, aad all three, notably French, are Terr taat, la the sail run, Hal stead ta far and away tba beat man. That he will Bnlsb way up treat goat almost beyead question. There are taw men who have developed mora rapidly or whoaa startling strides hare attracted ao mnch attention aa bla.

la every respect be la oa at the beat models of the Moakley style of traiafcog. But outside ot HeUtead, Cornell haa af'ona. Young may do something, but be will probably be worked for the two mile. it la ib tnie event, th two bu ordinarily beea so strong, Gallagher, obatt, Munao aad th Ithaeaa are new deploraht It I la thla event, th two mil Cornell with men like aad Magoffin that new deolorabbr weak. There Is aot a nrst-claes man la the outfit.

Young la perhaps tba best of the lot, and yet so far ha baa aot rat beea there. Hunger has beea werkiat out, but he can run tea miles with mack sura credit than be caa twa. Trube, the veteran waa woa In this event several years age ooee aot Improve much. For two years be baa bean suffering with a bad leg aad he deee aet seem to recover from th effect. Moreover, tba daya wbea be raa the tw Ball are not tbe preeent Records now are taa fifteen seconds faster than they used to be.

Cornell does aot see a single point la thla ran. Ia th ghat put the oatlook la very dis couraging. Thar Is aot a single man who caa deliver the goods. In fact. It looks aa If It would be exceedingly difficult to area get a look la at the dual meeu.

It was bad enough to loaa White, who went lata th faculty. But tt la much worse to have Mar. the football center, wee waa Just developing Into a wonaeriui soot putter, leave th university. May bad mar promise than any man Coach Moakley ever trained aa long aa ba bat been at Cornell. Aad It waa a severe blow when he left Just bow Captain Cook of th football team ia us eet man Moakley baa, but ha le bam mar thrower rather than a ahot pattar and It cannot be expected that In aa emer- fency call Ilk this ha caa step la and put ha shot aa far aa tba Intercollegiate contests cem ana.

In th hammer throw, en tbe other hand, Cornell It well represented by Pew and Cook. Both men are first class at this and Cornell should ehow up very well. seaman In the high rump doea not aeem ta ebow much lm Cook la the broad Jump tt on of the best ana uoacn uoaaiey expects bo airncuity in magiag mm lana. The same may be sain in the pole vult, where be will have more formidable opposition, however. Dray of Tale it considered th man who Is likely to cause th moat woum.

Btlll. Cook baa cleared 12.3 blm self aad tt always better In competition than in practise. Jackson la another good pole TBitar aaa it liaeiy to ecore. It will be easily seen that Cornell haa tev aval ftrat-clasa men and others who will ecore. pot oa the records of the men at the present tun compared with their work in other times and what tbey are capable of doing It can not be aald that the Ithacant bare even a chance for th Intercollegiate championship.

Th best that can be expected at tbis writing it a cred ltable allowing with tbe prospect of a big time coming next year wnen Tainot ana several crack freshman win he eiegioie. No Money for Freshmen. A radical chants la athletic policy waa aa Bounced tbit week when Graduate Maaager Dutan aald that the athletic consul, the gov- ernlna board of all Cornell athletics, would not support rreenman athletic and rn tne luture freehmaa taama would bare to look elsewhere for Bnaacial support outaide of the association In other worda, the association will no longer pay th bill. Thlt meant that in the future there will be no freahmaa games in track football or baseball unleaa the members of th freahmaa class coma out and pay them eelvee. The retarms given (or thlt attitude tre that tie athletlo aaaoclatloa can aot afford loo tt.OOS a year oa freahmaa' athletics.

Bo far laat rear the freshman baseball team eon mar than I7W, van th receipts from tut games aid not amount to more thaa Sl.tOft. Th lot for th year waa mora tbaa 12.000. It It felt by mea aa tba athletle council That tf freshman teams are to be supported they should be eared for by the freshmen tncmeelvee. And that rats to tbe real rea ton at least the philosophy bsblnd thla legis latlon. Cornell Intends to show to ue pub lie aad to the university world in particular that the one-year eleglbillty rule, which debar freehmea from athletic for one year 1s to be lived up to not only ta th letter, but la th spirit.

Hereafter freshman athletics will be dl oreed financially from 'varsity athletics. They will be put on a true Baeit ana it it entirely up the men In the freshman class to say whether or not they shall Continue. Evea th freahmaa coaching will be ebollsh-ed. There will be a separate coaches for freehmaa taama. Except craw.

Tne varsity coacae will have charge. Aa a matter or fact, rresnman coaching lor the laat two rears hat beea more or less of a farce. Mcaey waa paid out and bo results war obtained, coraeii mea generally are to ba congratulated oa tka ellmiaauoa of tht useless expense. varsity co arses caa aatii, handle the freahmaa team and handle It wi much mora Interest thaa haa beea displayed. With the recent strict law aa to summer baaeball and thee new rule Cornell hat taken another commanding position la regard to clean athletics.

The Ithacaas ar pointing out that It la aot neceaoary to cut dowa In tercollegiate schedules in order te giv ata-lettea their proper place. That the athletic authorities are willing te help th freshmen, however, la maalfeet by the leaialatloa which makes the second mas In the competition for assistant managership ot a varsity team ue manager or tne freehmaa team. These freshman managers will get together and organize the freshman class next fall for the purpose of raising enourh money to carry oa rreehmaa atn lettra It boa Id also be noted In this connection that none of urn legislation applies to crew. rrMhmu crews are aot affected in any way. Track, football and baaaball are th only m4a Interested.

Despite the chill blasts of a cold April and th ranch water on the Inlet, the crews are aantina steadily oa the Job. Early In the week ther took their first long row to Crow bar Point, the longest row Coach Courtney ever (1 varsity crew, oinee mat time the 'varsity combinations have been duwa several timet and tbe four-oared crews m1 feur or five miles. Koerner, a big aophomore, who rowed la the first combination early In the year, but wbo Injured his band and was compelled to guit work for a time, is back in tbe flmt boat, displacing Stevens, tbo new man wbo made aurn a gooa impression, nitvn however, by ao means out ef the runnln otherwise the makeuD of tbe "vanmy hi not changed. Cox Is etill stroking, and Evert Oavar and Dodit. veterans are In the boot.

BrtBtea sail sticks at number five and Weede It at all. Clarke, tbe big Junior Ik rowing and aaaAa twa fours Out Of It Witt gooa re- AimouKa crew ne neia uie center working out afternoona under coach Moakley and the long spring training baa begun. It Is expected that training table will start within a week or ao and then things will be most bunlnesa like until altar me iniercoi- lpriate meet. "All this talk about Cornell being one of th most formidable competitors for the Intercollegiate track meet Is bosh," declared Trainer Modkley In an Interview with Tba Express correspondent at Percy Field today. "1 ahall be well satisfied If 1 can keep tbe team In tbe first four, and I think I have a good chance to do that, bat beyond that I have no expectations and I can tee no reason for holding thai Cornell It a strong competitor for first place.

"1 am not discouraged nor do I think that we are going back. We have suffered tbe worst blow that any track team ever Buffered thla winter when seven promising men for some reason or another dropped out of the ranks. If I had White. Townsend, Lemon, Colpltta and May with ma. I should certainly expert to make them bustle, but under tbe circumstance, I will be well satisfied to bold a good place.

I am anticipating better things next year, howwvsr. The future leoke bright. Can't see it that Way. Asked what ba thought of the statement attributed to Ouy Haakint, the flormer Pen a orach who woa both, th halt and the mile last year, that Peaa waa out ot the race for tbe championship aad that Michigan bad moat to fsex tram Cornell, Mlaktey tsld, "I can't see that at alL I don't believe Haakint baa sited the altuatioa carefully or else ba la keep-big what thlaka about Peso under bla bat "Without any ru easing lust look at tba point vinnare from Wat aara meat still left ta the eel lege, from that you can ase that Perm la nrat. Mlcalaaa second and come way sows the list.

And Ha only facta and records that can mak comparisons. Thee statements- from Moakley are significant, first because he aeldom tare maoh about other colleges, and secondly because tba Cornell track team haa now entered on Its sea arm of out or aoor won ad the eoaak kaowt pretty wall what he hat to depend an. Moakley asy further, "I notice that Penn bu a large number of point winner still ca hand. If ron ran am bar their freehmaa track team waa heralded aa th beat In th bustneet last year. They said ao themselves.

And you must remember that on man on that team baa beea lost to tba Quakers. I consider Pea ath trongeet ta the Held and ah oneht ta win. "Tbaa Michigan, though Oarrett la ron. I still vary strongTwith her wonderful distaaee men, a high Jumper, and broad Jumper, tba Wolverines will have a trig look In. Track It well developed at Ana Arbor.

Tbey have a rrew and track aad baaaball ax th great thing there In the spring, "I mlrht ear rlxht here." aald Mr. Moak lev that Pi4irane haa beat all around team "ince tba day of Cregaa. Th Tiger will Wr watchlne. I think that both Yale and Harvard will giving ut trouble before set tnrougn. "Cornell men and Cornell alnmal should remember that the Olympic games this year Live raised tbe standard ef track athletic higher this before.

Interest la the sport is intense, and tba glory and honor of repre-oentlng the American team la Eaglas4 make the rcmeetitioa for Blacea very keen. men wna anm ta ue intercollegiate meei 're very llkelv to be chosen to to abroad. Aad in this day there are a large number ot stars on many college teams. The chances for a well balanced team are not halt aa good aa tcey war two year ago, when we cleaned up In good shape with Just that sort of a team. "I want Cornell men to remember that.

and not to enact too much. There will be nothing to be ashamed of. The mea will do well and wa may do even better than we ow hop. But th conditions are against it. We doa't get phenams, and when we do It's because wa develop or And them.

"I found a good man this year, a rattlisg reoa man. I dlda't aad him until last rail. And ha la a eealor. If I had blm for several veara I aa cesvtnced that I could do a lot with blm, but he leaves ua thla year. And that's the way It goea." Asked what kind of a track team Cornell wuld have this year.

Mr. Moakley aald 'We will have a Md renreMntative turn The mea are working wttk teal and enthuat- am. and tbey are ahowmg the results. expect to be abl to put out a good team Is both dual meets Is which I will enter them. and I expect te mak a good showing at the larerceuegutea.

All the time we are de veloping aad building and our reward It com mt' "Haw yea Be tired that a better grade of tthletea are coming to Cornell?" he -was etted. "Oh. vet. I hay them ta track. thteg Cogaa found that wit ta baaeball.

and art aat aaarrblne tor nan at aft hnt aa -r.