The sun., 1894-09-30
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Rsssibie strength or ths Tes-s-Cutier
waats the Presidency or ths =. A. A.

Rs.sibis strength OF ,he Tes-s-Cuusr
waats the Presidency OF the =. a. A.
Almost all Of the large private schools In the
vicinity Of this city will again be in running or.
der tomorrow. In many places the boys will
devote the week TO finding ont what the sentl-
ment is in respect TO football From what the
leading spirits have been able 10 see the season
is bound to be even more bright than was sup
posed. This state Of affairs 80 IL IL claimed, has
been brought about by the prospective fight
for the championship Of the big fourteen-club
football league.
There are rumors that some schools that were
supposed TO be weak In football material will be
stronger. because boys who had thought Of
going 10 college had determined on another year
In the preparatory school.
There will be no junior interscholastic foot
ball league this fall as the schools that were
The most prominent members of a league last
sible that the second eieyens will join toSetber
and organize junior league. The schools that
ss equally divided into two sections as the
schedule committee to be appointed by the
can arrange. The arrangement, according to
some Of the boys, should include Berkeley, Bar
b Francis u one seetioS. and HsrSssS aSrGn GStie iea
prsS snd snd Sa%f Rnl0f i0o,ia iGopmsa
This would make the contest for the banner de.
eidedly interesting. Berkeley will be deprived
Ssrd L Is tRopsh VIII Se Rev s to hits foow 1sr her
1uccessee on the diamond and the track. Con-
aSn sse0 w Be active r
ssp .asnld tnTp out strong f eleven from
give the other Institutions in their section a
sharp tussle. The boys from the Catholic school
ss%s and effort they manssed % d' to Usaf5 sain
termined TO give their rivals q surprise this fall
I'm, In the other section, Harvard, Cutler, and
sled 70 maintain good football team. "s and % NOT
Cor The great fall sport With rs snd ID
may have z team equal 70 that of Harvard or
games Cutler School has lost good players, BUT but
Of an excellent team. OF the boys who
Fearing and dPsMse RggpsS Wsrs
football 'ot III plsyersi Nc cBprnsy was particularly
Sspon g play football, are Draper, George bro
a.Gan Gaar' ESs
Philip Sands. MADAM led the Cutler boys In the
% paSss hSss sand. saa csR sR
make good back.
o she In. tey VIII Se s bsn
their The We; feet runners to play football Kelly Of
player at Barnard last fall, has entered Yale
Instructor Lyon. who has been heart and soui |
with the boys In their athletic attempts from |
the start, fs going to see that Kelly has a worthy
successor. Those feet little runners and athletes
!. a. syme, Vom Baur. and Edgar simpson. are
The lads whom the Barnard cadets hope to see |
playing back of the line. Simpson is a sturdy |
lad, very quick and courageous. and should
make an excellent player. vom Baur is a
,printer of excellence. and Is just the kind TO ]
worm his way through the opposing taoklers.
he shorter runs. He has covered 44O yards In
53 seconds. He may be trained for full hack
Wnen the lnterscholastio Athletic Associa-
Ion meets on Oct. o, there will be new set OF :
ielegates from each school, Tho boys are
anxious to see whether al will move as smoothly c
There will undoubtedly be struggle for the ,
Presidency. Last year Norton Perkins OF
Cutler School was first elected President, but
yhen, week or 50 later, the organization was s
,,aced on q stronger basis q new election took
'lSSce: lace: and Perkins gracefully gave way to :
3arsalsy Schoo,- Now the Cutler boys think n
hat they should have the Presidency, and are
Wiling to put forward Irwin Augustus Powell z
Vho was Treasurer of the Cutler A. A. last year.
The Brooklyn Latin School team will be much | r
this year than was at first supposed. !,
9hool, and will tste his place back of the line q
- was ono OF ths Long Island Interscholastio
\thietio League champions last spring, and Is
rooably thS fastest runner among the school, y y
oys In either Brooklyn New York. He is
lyo clever football player. He has been prac- !,
nd has been highly complimented for his skill .
nd knowledge of the game by the Crescent Q
oachers Instructor Trask will coach the n
'atins again this fall.