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$5.00 THE State and Jackson St. Men and Women Of Stageland MARIE BURROUGHS ART PORTFOLIO OF CELEBRITIES a "humble worker in the vineyard" of college athletics, 1 venture to express an opinion on the changes recommended by tlie distinguished president of Harvard University in the regulation of eoliogo sports there. In his recitals of the advantages and benefits of college athletics, he has pnid them u.s beautiful tribute as they over received. (See report.) This should have groat weight with intelligent and reasonable men generally, Now, those benefits und advantages seem to mo to be the direct result of the intcreollcgiiite contest system. The grout games, the race, the ambition und competition for tho positions on the university and freshman crews and teams, serve to keep alive anil disseminate throughout the student community the habit of and desire for manly exercise.

They also stir the blood and ambition of every schoolboy, with tlie same result. It is an indisputable fact, however, -that there are too many contests with too many different colleges. Would it not be wiser to restrict the number of annual contests than to hold them on alternate years or at intermittent But the suggested abolition of intercollegiate sports, should the president's recommendation bo tried and found unsuccessful, would meet with no sympathy elsewhere in the college world. To substitute inter-class and inter- lub contests, confined to the ranks of each college, with no intercollegiate competition with other colleges where the candidates go into the tank, mere they are ulosd.s watched, and the most promising ones only are afterward taken on the water. For many weeks Capt.

Davis of the Harvard university crew has hud his men in the imitation boat, which is rigged up in the rowing tank, und lias got OD so well with them that live or six of the places in the shell are filled for the rest of the year. The winter practice of tTie candidates for the track and field athletic team is of a much more general nature than that followed by men trying 1 for the other organizations. The runners and jumpers do a good deal of work with the elicst-wcig-hts, dumb-bells, and apparatus. The great trouble in years gone by was to give the men a chance to run. In the gymnasium there is a track, but it is BO short tliat a runner would become before he could cover a mile, and of vciirs utro Mr.

the COACHER PHIL KINC. Clevnreit Foutbnll l-ltycr In the i The fact tint. 1'hil King has been engaged ns chief coach for the entire football season next fall has been the source of much rejoicing in tbe Princeton club recently. His acceptance of this position practically marks the dawning of a new era in 1'rinceton football. The entire college is rejoiced that at last the authorities have not only the crying need of more steady coaching 1 but liave succeeded in securing such an ideal helper as Kinjj, who will give his whole time to putting the Tigers into championship form and placing Princeton still further in tlie van.

For years Princeton's reverses have been ascribed to one and another cause, till finally, the category being exhausted, those lovers of 1'rinccton who believed that old Xoxsau was tho home of athletics were beginning to lose their faith in the face of so much contradicting sight. Of these reputed CMUSCS of the failures in athletic tho lack of coaching. As ISSft was the Jast year in which Princeton won a football championship, coaches were drawn almost entirely from llic ranks of the '89 eleven. These players were all star guards, tackles, anil backs in their iB'a magnificent collection of i'40 Photographs of the most popular Actors, Actresies, Singers and Musicians of modern times. The photographs are executed in the highest stylo of the art and each one la accompanied by an Interesting of the professional career of the artlet.

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A. ADKE. natural aud timo-houorod rivalries He, would result in the wane or disappearance of the very benefits and advantages mentioned in the president's report, or would at least produce a sort of provincial home guard, instead of, as now, fine body of manly young men who are ready to take hold vigorously of the active pursuits of life, and work with trained courage, skill, discipline, determination and concentration of purpose, and who are improving- the physical standard of the American race. Who can say truly that this is not a fit preparation for the battle of life which every young man who amounts to anything has to fight with brain and body, or that it has not benefited his brain, as well as his body, habits and morals? By giving up a few other pleasures recreations, the student can easily find time for study and athletics, for the proper and simultaneous development of the growing 1 niind and body at school and After that a voung man can drop intercollegiate contests, take to his life's work, or his special professional preparation for it, and leave the coveted team positions to the growing youths who, need them, and for whom they are intended. Within the last few years the amount of work done by the candidates for college athletic teams has greatly increased and many men are now in training almost all the year.

The beginning 1 of the competition always comes, with the exception of football, indoors. The'baseball men commence In the cage, the oarsmen in the rowing-room and the tank, and the runners and jumpers in the- gymnasium. It is this part of the athlete's life which is illustrated. The rowing tank and baseball cage at Harvard-are in the Carey athletic building, which is situated just across Holmes field from the gymnasium T1I.VCJIINO MILS HOW TO STA instructor in athletics, had built small and narrow board track. This was placed just outside the gymnasium and kept clear from snow, so that the candidates might run out of doors all winter.

That idea has grown, and during the winter just past a wide track, a sixth of amile long, was built. It extends from tlie law school on one end to the extreme point of the physical laboratory i-n the other. On this, sprinters, middle and long-distance runners and hurdlers have been able to get regular practice. The interior of tho Hcmenway gymnasium on a winter or early spring afternoon is a very busy place. The athletic team this year has between three and four hundred candidates, for Mr.

Lathrop encourages every man in the university to try for a. place. All these men arc carried along until the spring 1 is well advanced, and, whether they get on the team or not, they certainly get valuable exercise. They are divided into three classes, one of which meets in the morning and two in tlie afternoon. Besides these, there arc always a number of men who are training for the indoor winter meetings of tho athletic association, and wrestling, vaulting and rope work are always going on.

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day, but few if any of them had kept pace with the development of the game in the last few years, Ko one would say that a great amount of jrood was not done for the Princeton teams by these same men. The truth is they were invaluable, but the idea of players of the old school leaching tlio now system was wrong 1 Although some excc-llentcoaching- was done by Alex. Moit'at, Jesse Walter Cash and Cowan, each stayed only a short time, and the unfinished work was continued by coaches who did not know what had been done before their arrival, and who had ideas sometimes diametrically opposed to their predecessors. MLLE. CHEIREL COMING WHEELING EVENTS.

May 'Cj-clers' annual race meeting, Rome, N. Y. May 'Cycling club annual race meeting' Utica, N. Y. May 'Cycling- club of Boston, annual race meeting, Wai- tham, Mass.

May State 'Cycle club annual race meeting, Worcester, Mass. May City Wheelmen annual race meeting, Worcester, Mass. June Athletic Club 'Cyclers' annual race meet, Elizabeth, N. ,1. June County Wheelmen annual race meeting, Brooklyn, N.

Y. July 'Cycle club annua? race meeting, Paterson, N. J. July 'Cyclers' annuni race meeting 1 Watertown, N. Y.

July Orange (N. Field club annual race meeting. July Bicycle club annual race meeting, Waltham, Mass. July Athletic club annual race meeting, Oakland, Cal. July Wheelmen race meeting, Stockton, Cal.

July Wheelmen annual race meeting 1 New York. Aug. American Wheelman's annual good roads tournament, New York. Aug. 31, Sept, (CoL) 'Cycling club annual race meeting.

Sopt Jersey Athletic club annual race meeting, Bergen Point N. J. Sept. City 'Cyclers' annual race meeting, San Jose, Cal. Sept, (Mass.) Bi cycle club annual tournament, Hampden Park.

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The annual race for the national cross-country championship of England came off on March 3, at Blackpool. Eight clubs were represented by teams, tho field numbering eighty- three runners. The start and finish, of the race took pluee at tho Blackpool Athletic club grounds, where nearly 2,000 spectators were gathered. The weather was fine and the course generally good. The event was won by the Salford Harriers, whose score was 00 points.

The annual football match between tho picked teams England and Ireland came off at Belfast recently, the result being a tic on two goals, the g-ame thus resulting 1 in a draw. Of the thirteen matches that have, been annually contested, twelve stand to the credit of the English players. MLLE. CBKIREL IN "UN VILA LA PATTE. exquisite costumes.

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