The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-26
J SPORTING NEWS.
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Andrew - Dea. cOach OF the nlVcr-
Sity of Wisconsin crew. Will 20 to Har-
ward to coach the crimson oarsmcn for
the coming season. O'Dea was to have
stayed at Madison for another year, but
on Monday telegraphed Harvard his ac-
ccptancc of their terms, and he will leave
for Cambridge some time this week.
Wisconsin. it is said, has released
O'Dea from any obligation to stay by
failing to pay his salary according TO
the terms of the contract. ODea has
been paid his entire salary. but not
promptly. His loss will be Il heavy blow
to the rowing sports of the university
and there will probably be little interest
i'll rowing the coming spring.
1t is possible that Pat ODea of the
football team will 90 East to join his
brother 1T the end of the year. thus de
and best football player. Andrew O'Dca
attained fame from the success of his
"larra 1arra stroke, which was Il rcvO-
| luton in oarSmanShD.
Star Pointer the only horse thai has
ever beaten the 2-minute mark i'll harness.
was sold for $1,000 at public auction in
Madison Square garden Monday. Ap-
propriately enough, Star Pointer goes to
take the place Of premier stallion at the
big stock farm of w. J. White of Clev"-
land, ..
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80 N"aii' 'ht 'el iIplt L ui NJ ui',it, ~
ilf>t appearance ioi'"aS III iiiau'l.,,ila
III Il WTtStiiliS hil'ch easily ueiea'llis l'u-
two successive falls. Adali was seventy
pounds heavier, and while the Australian
made Il strong effort the Turk handled him
at ease. The first fall was accomplished il
Los and the second in 3:34.
ID. Is. Mcintyre, the champion catch
as-catch-can wrestler OF Canada, has been
| matched to meet liailmar lundin. the
strong man, in St Paul on November -.
The men have been training for some
tia Nh Sahn,+ r';n lbniion"a tba w,;,nar
lioi' '''''''' WIN 'N''''0 'l'0
Jack DAILY stopped Young Cleary III Il
SiX-round go at Chicago last night DAILY
| had not fully recovered from his bout
with Qupcnnn. but he mad" Il splendid
showing.
Colleges of the West are almost unit
in saying that the rule prohibiting foot
ball games with the Chicago Athletic as
Sociation will not bc rcScindel at the con
ference next week. The statements ar,
based on the attitude of the atheti,
boards George ID. kirkham. who j.
managing the affair for the G. \. A., j.
of the opinion. however. that a different
| feeling will prevail after the case is pre-
scented. It * also asserted that some OF
the matter will be given a new hearing.
| Concerning the proposition to change th,
| football rules 50 as to allow athletic teams
| to play with college clevcn<. President
| Adams of the University of Wisconsin
tunatc experiences in playing with the
| C. A. A. team. their game being very
rough. There may he reasons now fo1
| the abolition Of the rule. and if there are
! they will ne carefully considered. can
not say now what stand shall take.
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J,mrs 4 L.rov. nroninentIv mon.
! toned for the nosition of director of th,
| tmcri,on branch of athletics nj the Paris
cxpositon. is himself Sc an an athlete ,5 of abil
| ity who earned COOL record in that
was graduated from the Univrrsity Of
! Nirhiron in 1Sot; ana for TWO veors was
! tbe editor Of the athletic dnpartmcnt in
the university magazine. ii" was for
| three years a prominent member of the
! Michigan track team. two years of which
he was its captain. He was also a mem
! her of the football team for two seasons.
| lannciI of tbe T-niyrrs;tv of N;chigon
rs graduate adviser. After leaving Mich.
| gan he Joined the staff of the Detroit
| Free Press and later the staff Of tho DE-.
| troit Evening News.
Articles have been signed at Nisha.
! wa.a. Ind, between Jack Leonard of
min for twrnty-ronnd tight Dec"n,hcr
| - The stakes viii no S1o00 q siIe
No boxer has done better work tbis f,rr
| than Billy smith. who modestj, a+rr;I'
| utrs consi,lerabje of his surcess IN the Of.
! forts Of his manager William Rocbn
| Divon in his nresant form and Jnr5o,