The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-15
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TRACK. Rowing. ssa Bn.ssan Casaisates IN
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CAMBRIDoE, Jan. 1A-Trainer LathropiB busy
these days handling the candidates for the Mott
Haven tenm. Over 100 mon have begun pre-
liminary work. Lathrop has organized several
squads. They practice daily at stated intervals
in the gymnasium. A former point winner IL
put In charge Of each squad. Work In the
gymnasium consists of twenty minutes brisk
exercise with tho pulley weights and dumbbells.
This IL followed By outdoor exercise on Holiness
Field. There the s~printers and distance men
run several laps on the circular board track.
Although the candidates for tho freshman
crow are the only men who have until this week
been using the rowing machines in the Hemin-
way Gymnasium. Capt. Goodrich is coaching
daily a SQUAD picked from all department OF
never rowed, before. Additions Of promis;
ies men SoD Stll that Ss made Sd tho 70 the time 'q tSs oI HGs
yssE.. some nsT Sss;.msn q ability WIN 3
SO ysFsity crew. has been sppoiinteS9 head Coach
Of the freshman. The candidates have been d.
yided into I'VE squads. Each 70 under the es-
Bull, and Marvin. Originally there were about
fallen of somewhat, fhe work consists Of
about fifteen minutes rowing. ten minutes ex-
Capt Rand Of the baseball nine Is busy with
tho many battery candidates.. Exercise has
i Ssfo G S%ildins to on ihf aS SnSs II F tss ola c SaroYR Ssni
will not issue o general call for candidates for
tho nine until after the February examinations.
II fs not thought that the new cage on Soldiers
Field will DO ready until outdoor practice begins.
Athletics at View York Upiversity.
So far two dual gymnastic meets have been ar
ranged by the New York University with other col.
leses. The first one with Rutgers will BIO in two
parts. the inst half consisting of the running high
Jump. parallel bars. club swinging. tumbiing. hori.
place at the N. Y. o., while the second part will DO
contested at New Brunswick. The college winning
the greatest number OF points will receive o banner.
The contest with wesleyan will take place IN March
and viii comprise the following events: Parallel bars,
horizontal bar. horse, club swinging, high jump.
fence vault, tumbling, and rings. AZ in the Rutgers
meet q banner will be presented to the winner:
elected: President, Nelson b. Hatch. 80; vice-Presi-
dent deoS,. Rodney Reggie. 90: Secretary, Z; Hendee.
those behind n chance TO win the Banks cups and
medals for the best all.nround athletes, tine following
ssS sc!ysr S'n d sssn be SslF rum ,m,l s"' s:i i. fS anS shot Jan; p gt;
Feb, 9, mile run, fence vault: Feb. II, Zoo.
yard dash; 4s0;yard run; high Jump M arch
yard dash, hall. mile walk. shot put; March 90.
mile run. fence vault. The other dates for the various
event. sssats s sS a. donSWn' N Ma tSs TO- coii SSnteS, for the sym,
contest with Rutgers at New Brunswick; as and go.
contest for the sophomore class prizes; 23 and go.
contest for the freshman class prizes; 20. gymnastio
contest with Wesleyan, 80. chest weight drill for the
Banks cups.
there 10 also much good material In the freshman
GLASS. Frank Gould. 'eg. has promised to provide q
York League team. Games have been arranged with
Cornell. Columbia. and many other good teams.