New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
ATHLETICS AT PRINCETON'
WARD WORK BY THE BASEBALL Mf'N-OAN'
D1nATEs FOR THE TRACK TEAM.

u,pD WORK BY THE BASEBALL MEN-CAN-
DrDATEs FOR THE TRACK TEAM
| ,,-,.o.or " r April IS (SpecaD.-After spend
| orth with the Princeton basepai 'ea'"'
| .pulv" Earle. the professional coach Iei' ~
| ,or last week Under his care the l'seis nov.
hac.d IN wonderfully and all Prihceton s.u'."'
| -a agreed that Earle has proved one VI III.
coachers Princeton has had. lie was p.p hla
~ members OF the Varsity squad ana was aD'e
.''' -. lob work out Of the players. captain
-, md his men have now settled oo"ii "
h.rd work in preparation for the app' 49,.
Guardianship games Every AFTERNOON "a
% ,brae hours are spent In haru Pi"' -,
ooh Wednesday and Saturday prac''oe e
,,, w,tb some minor team. Many 'ha"es
haya been made In the various poslt'o's' o
, 90. hacoring pretty well settled. he'is
~ ork NJ first has put Captain brauiey y"
,bo watch for a better man. smith, % "
tried there several times TINS "eeA' anu 80 -,
great game Second Is still an ope" -. g.
- and sankey are now having contest lot
49,, ,oc. but neither man is entirely satisfactory.
Smith was failure at second, ana "ay"'e p.
- .or,,, q, tho Southern trip that ne IS no" ou'
:, .ho rae. Captain Bradley himself ls hMe'S y.
oore IN from the field. unless s"'ao'e no
,ound soon The other positions are pc -.
so,ted Titus 90. is doing GOOD Work oehi,u .'.7
hat but will be relieved occasionally os sin
ravne Easton Wilson and Altman are SENS
49,. .vors,tv form for the box. Gunster mas as
s ~ counetitors at third and ward IS pay
inc tho game OF his life at shortstop' Al pieSe'.'
the pitchers playing the ou'"eiu wa"
prodlev with Suter as first SUBSTITUTE Inc So"
oral fielding OF the team has oeen soou 80 ~
an, several OF the are batting strongly al
though the general pat'iiis 10 NV 49,
students would like to see. ,,
In resnonse 10 Captain Cochrans call TOT ea"u'-
dates for the spring football squad aoou' ,"@"'s
80, came out at the Varsity nein ths "eeN "'N
uers nut to work passing. KICKING raining ." '"o
San md catching only backs were asked 10 come
pan ""H -, This work will continue till about
- ard The most promising men VIII theh DC
,n,,,ea 20 ion the summer squad which VIII oes'''
r.,,i, "a tho last of August Among those VIM are
actislnr with the squad are Cnurch' ", roe ~
swartx 'ss: Baird, 's9: Tucker, W; Ayres w. |oo
ran 'ss: Northrup. &c., Armstrong sS' NiaS' ~
posengarten, 81. and Reynolds ~
,,on,. "a revive lacrosse at Princeton Is not
living the support that is likely to put winning
team in the field Each afternoon from 10 0 COCK
a group OF a dozen or fifteen men prac'se U" ''e
.varsty field but few men seem 10 Kfo" inc game
,d :, seems doubtful II a team that will do credit
., ,bs institution can be put together for the first
- ~ the schedule which is down for a couple OF
s Saaks hence. Games have been arranged with Har-
ward ehgh stevens We a ana Garrett at Athens H.
c. Brokaw 81. has been appointed acting captain an
Of the track TEAM n team y men reported at the
Varsity field, and are woIKs eaeH baIad
The annual class en" mp the next two weeks viii
TINS cyy ga to PREPARATION Tor It, The training table
viii be about May S l. a%G 9ss the are m tS
promising Promising for the jumps Weber 81
and Dear, 81; for the spirits j. "a a. Potter IS;
E JHnes 49, 81 oer Moptalvo 81 Garter ss
yfarLness 9s: Yeats 81; Hearndon. 49, Crooks
a and Reymer '9S for the bicycle. Parker. 49,
MsTarand 81 co e hrSsne jones' ss H
%, .u' ,e1. Robb 81: Tor the distances Lalng 49,
seyensSn s Hsno KosS 49, Gre Sss
.ss 9: 1amson 81: for the walk. +. Q McVitty.
90 and r. L. smith 49, for the pole vault, Trainer
Rhodes . 81; schmahorst. P. c.; Edwards. 'ss;
Ayres '99. .r .,,,n .,, -
.rted with the following ten men, and several
more will be taken soon: Captain. Bradley. 81;
r,,h 'o- Titus &c. Altman, 81: Easton, '9S; Will
son 81: jayne 's7; Kelly 49, Ward. &C. and Guns
ter 90.