The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

h. 6. Waters to Carry the Team to Victory
Next Season.

CAMBRIDGE Dec. 17.-Tho long delayed elec-
tion Of captain for next years Harvard eleven
took place this afternoon and resulted In favor
OF B. G. Waters. '94. There were four candi-
dates for the coveted honor. Waters. Upton
Lake. and Emmons. but OF these Emmons and
Lake Withdrew in the order named. and tho
vote between Waters and Upton resulted in
tho formers favor by 8 to 3. Tho eleven men
who played in the Yale game and the substi-
tutes. Mason and Shea. were at the meeting.
1t would DO hard to choose a man better Mt
ted to captain the team than Waters. His rec
ord this year has given him q reputation rs
one OF the strongest guards on the field. and
his long acquaintance with the game makes
portant team as tho lIarvards.
- Waters was born and brought up In Boston;
Us II ss Hs ses ana
ste Is sosd one For Two years he PLAYED
back. and was captain OF his team.
capable Of tire mendous physical exertion wien
Ss was stk
| in his Freshman year. when his physical de-
f ior IL s1ssss Of his
to make the varsity team in his Freshman
year. He PLAYED at At end; HoEever on the Fresh
ter he trained with tho varsity crew. and
Fovsd With ~ LIT. il tnG sprps when
ne was TRANSFERRED W us freshman Don't
Waters in his sophomore yoar. smccs eded in
making both the VARSITY football team, as
Hpd til; ereT INT THE year he started IL
he had grown too heavy for, it. TraiIord then
moved him to guard.wher be played brilliant
| athletics and his genial ways have made him
great favorite in his class; lie is a member
nHs e.
Traiord and Snos II Lee. Lake Army ana
cations for 9usrtsr Iack srs So IN tns postio"p
egs; His ,plac.. vim 1t is true. be
q; and o Who ay be 1Ie Ss to III
captain OF the, lIopkinson eleven. viii enter
man for tie place. II is hoped TO Rav" ali Of
this years coaehers on hand again next fall.
the way OF coachsrs. material. or pccuniary
trouble, the, outlook is certainly bright for
Harvard in 1898.
Corrisan and Other Racing Men Arrested.
CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE warrants issued for
tho arrest Of Ed CorriGan and others. charged
with running u common gaming place at tho
Hawthorne lace Track. were served this
morning. They wore placed under $500
bonds each. and the hearing was set for
Dec. ~.
The whole proceeding passed Off quietly.
Some trouble was anticipated. but nothing
worse than frowns on the defendants face re-
suited. The shsrifs Office did not relish the
task OF serving the warrants.
Corrlgan. Burke. and Brenck to-day do
clared their firm belief that no good motive
was behind the prosecution. Il am salts
fled" said Corrigan. that the warrants were
not sworn out with an honest Intention of clos
Ing tho Hawthorne track. Who 10 behind the
prosecution cannot say with certainty. but 1
think any one acquainted with racing matters
in Chicago can make u pretty shrewd guess"
Feeling runs high against the track among
the people OF Oak Park. Mass meetings have
been held there to denouncs tho track aud
committees were appointed to- take some ac-
ton in tho matter. 1t is said that Sorrigan
will he arrested on new warrants every day
that he continues to race. Fears Of II raid on
the track hurt Hawthorne's business materi-
ally to-day
of this city have sold to r. i. Rose of Gutten-
burg the twS.yssr-old colt CiinoGd. bE Bran.
r. AeAAlaAts Tor &hs American Derby,