New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
TRACK ATHLETICS At YALE
ENTRIES FOR THE GAMES CLOSE TOMORROW
HARVARD AND THE FOOTBALL orTl'ooN-

rvrr1rs FOR THE GAMES CLOSE TO MORROW
HARVARD ANp THE FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
THE NINE AND THE EIGHT.
Xev.-TIavon. Conn April q CS2eclaD.-TracK a'"-
Io;es have the floor a. Yale. The innovation % '''
present management In holding invitation gdn'eS "
which entries viii be accepted from All the F-'''e.
colleges and amateur athletic clubs is meeting WIN
thorough success. Entries close on Monday lH'S
are coming in fast and include the names o. rep
rosentatiyes from Princeton. Harvard. dartmouth
Veslcyan Amherst several other colleges ana INC
New-York and New-Jersey athletic clubs. 1t Il eN-
p.ctod that tho representatives, OF the University
OF California will arrive in time to participate.
Much Interest centres in two contests on ''lH
occaston-the one-h hundred yard dash and the milo
walk Yale thinks she has phenomenon IN edch
~ these Burnett. the northumberland man. -
Mike Murphy's latest hui. and he has IL is as
serted been over the distance IN ten SECONDS nh''
lie is 4 speedy youngstcr and Is being trained care
fully Al the games next Saturday fe VIII nave
A trial % speed with some o. the best sprinters IN
,he college world. Thrall the mile walker, has
broken the collegiate record Ok minutes seconds
and tn. fact that the American champion. L"eo-
gold has entered I'm the games next week VIII
give Tnrall a chance to show his best work. rhraH
* beiny heavily backed win the walk IN The Yale
Harvard and the intercollegiate games this year
yalo's freshman hurllsr. Edward g. Perkins. OF
Hartford IL speeding along IN such promising
manner that the Indications are that he VIII run
the present intercollegiate champion Cady. OF laIe
on his feet Perkins gets great start and, tn the
high hurdles leads Cady 10 the finish. Cady. Per
kins and Hatch. another newcomer. are clearing
the hurdles close 10 Is seconds iat In tho one-hun-
ire,I-anI-tnenty yard contest. Tho work OF Chubb
IN tho quarter mile run IS attracting much stien-
ton.
Yale is becoming more and more disguised over
IN. football situation. Iii" plans FOR reform which
nave been contemplated by the football advisers
IN the leading colleges have been frustrated by the
attitude ~ the Harvard faculty ana the University
Athletic club OF New-York is he! in suspense.
leading Yale coach sad yesterday, In discussing
the situatiou:
MANY Yale graduates have written to the coach coach
revise the rules make plans Tor the coming season
Tpa @ 'o", 1 5s NtI h. 6ac long enough
rhaf Is The feeling o. Yale graduates everywhere'
yarl wants 20 agree 10 the action az The Revision
Board vel, and coJi. Il not. let the other colleges
Yale colch,rs and football men have been care
FULLY lnqHirus INTO the ai."go statement ina mar
ward has boon communicating with me DnIFersity
@. l'hn@N l'nH r'.''.Nr u" ar th srI az
- witness thc Games, that ai newspaper men shali
h' exclude J. aud tla' m" games sha.t he playei
under code o. rules formulate! bv the HtrNari
Committee Thus lar the Yale m"n have failed
to hnl any denn't" confirmation OF The report
disarmament" pan. TIL, IS, In brlet. nat all the
college agree - give Ip summer training. and
81 scptomh.r FOR practice lale viii work Hpon
thi. plan. There VIII h- no Yale pTdcu'" inns year
during tho sammc. months Last year Cap,a;n
Innk"v OF Yale proposed this plan To Captain
Emmons 81 Harvard. h.t tn" latter would no.
arrro 10 r.. The Vale football squat l. working
az passing and drop-kckiuS. but vii. give mp
practice May untl the opening ~ the college
year n-Nt fail
FOR 'hr nr~, time in month. change has IN
the last week been mtdr bon IN" stroke or m" lAle
crew Freshman LanGforl has been taken from
m" boat ami placed on th~ substitute" list Sinp-
=on has relieved him. AMI is pulling a fair oar.
The chang. Is simply temporary. captain Arm
strong has been out of the boat most ~ the time
during the week. acting IS coacher. lie has had
I'm his place Iudd. who rows clean substitute" oar
Bob cook H. expected here within a fortnight
Cowles and Ives captains OF the 20 and s5 crews.
respectively halN been the coach"rs n the last
week. Cowless arrival was unexpected, but none
the less welcome Ives Will be with the men at
least once "A week from now till the close of the
season The makeup ~ thr crew is the same As
usual. Stroke. Langiord. No. :. Treadwav, No. q.
Iongacrs No. .. Deter. No. I. cross. No. 3 Beard,
NJ. > Iiocomb. and bow. Armstrong and judd.
The Yale nine is having troubl" in It's lnteid
Rcdington has been oVcrtrained and placed back
I'm centre field. Captain Rustiu has gone TO short
stop. where his work unsatisfactory. Joseph
Ou.nhy has been showed along from shortstop TO
second base and his brother, s. l. Quinby. Is sub
stitutc shortstop.