Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-10
ATHLETES OF The COLLEGES
GREAT INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THE
EVENTS OF THE COMING SEASON.
~. 4. Mackey's Interesting Comment on
the outlook at University of Pennsyl-
vania and on the Proposition
for Another lntcrua-
tionai Meet.

punt bN - tlNHgN ltlt ease hNTAslE we
m.d-wiHter term. There has been, how
ever. some slight preparations for the com
ing srring events, notably at Yale, Har-
vard Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell.
This has consisted principally In calling
out the new material and devoting some
little time TO indoor work. preparatory to
the more active operations Of month
hence.
thus at Pennsylvania there has been
quite some activity among those whe desire
TO represent their alma mater upon the
diamond, track and water. The captains
OF those various teams have already Is
sued calls for new men and have met with
a very liberal response captain coates OF
work
Following this call came q general one
for all the candidates for the track and
held events. In response to this 100 ath-
letcs attended "A most enthusiastic meeting
which was addressed by prominent alumni
MAS ability to win the Mott Haven cham
ponships with such an array of athletic
last years team are still here, while sprint
ers runners pole vaulters and bicycle, rid
ars IN great numbers haye entered college
The great weakness of the team this year
ms was the case last VIII evidently he in
weight mon and hurllcrs, although Whar;
ton and Woodruff OF the football team will
be prominent candidates Tor the khot Ahd
op into fast low hurdler and Silliman VIII
probably make an acceptable man IN the
high hurdles.
The annual meeting of the 1. C. A. a. A.
y. Will be held this coming month, the out
come of which viii be awaited with breath
this branch of sport. Last year, Yale haN-
,S ,S Won Won 'ne ui!aihiiUyIiS1lip. ttViIh r1v,eITs
s' NJ g'liHSteG MN our t piv"rsity
meet IN England. This is likely TO be only
THO niiss,inn IL VINO sh1lI rcpresent the
American cnllaprs in these national con-
tests for they are bound to be so rSSariisa r iast
year the intention was to make It simply
n college contest, merely Iale-ONford
meeting, but naturally each college began
to think that she was meeting IN her rival
national team. and when the EnSnsnintn
won me, uay, pr0oably n9t J3nu buil ~ ~
tne Hell VINO ulu N.Y. XIV NJ. NJ N'"n.i ,Yn.,ino
SrG3I ot qeltrtnE W ,rDas ,,'' nf tbis most
eould send Ihe unialrsess o6 ,'S viii be
r,Uil i,ot. an ,,h I, s Ta,,,ayIbered thai
aie won N me me, snc6nbs and thrs and thai
when she took her team abroad she left
behind her such men as Ramsdell OF. Penn
syivanIa. who nj this meeting took first
place in the 100 yard dash and running
broad Jumps; kilPatrick, of Union, VINO
won the half mile run: Paine, of Harvard,
who took first place in the hlgh JUMP.
Merrill. of Harvard, the winner OF me ur uuurr-
ter, ana JARVIS, OIL w es'fTaM' cnr,d Siu u Amer
lea be properly represented "''hou' '''eSe
men ..i,, ,ho-,rto, resolution
~ tl,n S,eetiri, nh,ch nraviias for the as
socation TO take uhis ni't.nr anS ea Send The
natIoi'ui iieet'ns9 .; ~ k,iar,c.n intnrroI
POM. po,tt ,dn,t, 10 nomnnte with the win
',s ~, ,ho Hyford "a rbhridpe meet. 1t is
hers OF .he 'itIoi ,0,,,d ,anresenf
. sdiu .'.It ~ tnGnG ,,,,r ~ stiIents on eocb aide
aoout tne nui'logr ~ Va S,-an,ae,as 70 he do
OF lhe "ate!; nG ny uu @ On tt;,,,s,, yrnn, an
fiNeu from Lis Pil,' az az. ,,,n,,i1 not only
AHlcrIean s'aLu,HtLs \, =" -. 20 bo;,t,
assure the Amer ii tc1n @ oote'ts , 49,, h,,t
ItpIsseh,teu pg '.tett ett, l.; ~ ,esoci,t tion
would Elye eacn cotiess IN W ai'S 60 ti,n, aac
wonItliui Ppoil' @ ~ 49,. ~, % cbenca
lhdivluual coIiese tilat HthSt @ t,' ~ - o,,,1nr
LOT iIe tlldIllliohSHlb NOuit .'"' 90
tuhity 10 ne feprfSeti.eu on W tetr,' % ~
II the events could pe l!Hue ny satate . ,'' q
our lnter-colIesHtte HheetlHSs, Wy @ @te']i.'' 80
cording 10 me VINES ,, ot ,,IlhS az men
year. would nave peen coIllPEseu VI in.n IN
from Yale, Harvard Pennsylvania AM
herst ana Union. ,,,.,,,,, ~, o,,r,o.oa
rms schene VIII utuOuoteuiy pG oPloSsIi
by Yale. VINO desires TO reserve th's a"iiuui
trip for herself. w
There probably VIII be little dihiculty IN
having the resolution adopted because IL
VIII appeal both to the fairness ana ,.,ii, ne
personal interests or each coIiese chElplo
10 vote on IL. II Is ieargI INA. 10 the eSHne ne
Of ITS being ad9pted Yale IN miSnt inanGe aid,,
Harvard to whdraW from the rain aTs9GiauG%m, on
winners Of the oxford and Cambridge meet
with their winners OF the!f duSl satles'
This propositl4n. Of course, Woud , DE. De ;S ae-
American territory is restricted the better
will the chances be for an English vic
10 sooner had the students returned 10
their work at the beginning Of the new
I0I,ncCrnant tIot tbe faculty CommIttee
boS deriined ia ratify The eiecfion of Otman
+. Wagonhurst as captain of the crew.
's cosl1,'tCeo sit - s ~ IL
VIE W "iI 70 eisil,y ~ {dr ra sie
question , o. s'naSmt esDty I9r pa
ut ti'e Chtlou5 "tuigt.J set'Iia a. lii Ji'iSS -
Nania' Only IN eNceptlonal cases VIII TINS
committee allow man to indulge IN more
than one form OF athletics year, the only
a particularly high standing in his class.
record shows tnHT cannon