The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
Do1Ncs OF COLLEGE ATHLETES.


+. L. Collins has been appointed MANA
ger OF the Harvard freshman crew
The Tale basket ball team will journey
as far West as Indianapolis in the course
Of the lively schedule of games which
has been arranged for the Christmas hol-
idays.
Steps have been taken for the formation
of an intercollegiate Basket Ball League
at Cornell, Hamilton Colgate, Syracuse,
Union and other colleges of Central New
York.
Princeton will lose of. this years foot
ball team H. Little 1901, right end; A ".
Duncan, 1861, Quarterback; II. r. Reiter.
P. G., halfback, and G. M. Maths, 1901,
fullback OF this years substitutes G.
w. Kelly, 1901, end, will not return.
The Princeton hockey team will take q
trip during the Christmas holidays to
Western Pennsylvania, where matches
will be played against the Duquesne
Athletic club, the Pittsburg Athletic club
and other strong teams of the vicinity.
The indoor work of CornelRs fresh
mer crew has taken fresh impetus since
the close Of the football season. COasn
Courtney, assisted by ex-Capt. f. d. Col
son and several varsity men, are giving
the novices daily instruction in. the
handling of an oar. t7~
Trainer Jim Robinson of the Prince
ton Athletic team, has left the university
for his home at Saratoga, where ne will
spend the winter. He will return 10
Princeton early in the spring to look after
the baseball candidates and also to super.
intend the proposed changes in the rum
ming track
These Harvard freshmen have been
class numerals for work on the foot5lII
squad this fall Burgess, Hutchinson,
jones, Jackson, Shea, Roberts, Robinson,
O'Connor, Dodge, Lane, Marshall, Mac
kay, Lindsay, Parker, Pruyn, Goodhae.
Meier and Parmlee.
Jrhn c. O'Connor, of Haverhiil, Mass,
1901 football team. Capt O'Connor il
now a junior in college. He has besn a
tacNie on the varsity for three years.
and has the unusual record of having
played throughout every game scheduled
for the eleven during that time
Karl E. Brill. 1902. has been elected to
team at Phillips Exeter academy. Brill
| has had a brilliant athletic career at the
! academy. He played lett tackle on this
years winning eleven, and a year ago
| began at St. Paul's school, Garden City,
| j. ]. He has also won the track team
! lI and was a substitute on last year
| Pennsylvania will next spring give more
attention than ever before to lacrosse.
Especial effort has been ma5e-~to draw
| out new candidates in the fall practice,
although only two members of last year 8
team are out of the university this year.
Practive has been held almost daily on
the old field for more than month, and
it is intended TO continue the. work
throughout the winter, holding at least
! che practice game each week.
| At Yale the following freshmen have
received 1904 numerals for playing on the
| freshman football team III the gahats
with the Harvard. and Princeton youg-
1884, H. e. Benham, 1903 s.; I. .R. john
son, M. 8: r. Patterson, 1903 8; G.
OMEN. 1903 s.; r. NJ. Ingham. 1903 $;
! Welton, NJ s.; M. Donahoue 1904; r. g.
Jennings. 1904; r. w. Everett, 1901; Il. II.
White. 1903 s.. ]; eoa A :, Moorhead' 1903 S.
H: /. Ferguson. 1903 5.
| Harvard's lacrosse team has unusually
| bright prospects this year. The fall prac-
tice, which has just been abandoned, las
ingiy large number of new candidates
| appeared, and they have learned the game
SO readily that they are further ad-
Yanced than We're the new men last year
in the middle of spring. Besides these
new candidates. all but one of the 1900
Varsity team have returned to college
Spring practice will begin in the cage in
March, and as soon as possible it will
be transferred to the open field The
class games will be. played in April and
about April 70 The first university game
Seven members of YaIe's Varsity foot
ball team will be graduated Hext June.
tain ana left guard Sherman L. cey, 1901,
right end; Charles Dupee, 1901, end and
full back; William NJ. Fincke. 1901, S.,
George S. stillman, 1901, right tackle
and James H. Wear, 1901, quarter back.
Of the substitutes the following will fin
|
S. Adams, 1901, S., half back; Philip H
Kunzig, 1901, L. s., tackle; Charles e.
Miller, 1901, S., half back; Ralph r. Rich
ardson, 1901, center and John g Tom
linson, 1901, guard and tackle. Perry r
| w. Hale, p. G., full back. has announced
his intention of returning next year
Princeton graduates We're more
than ever conspicuous as foot
ball coaches during the past
season. This is partial list
, of the old Tiger players who taught the
. game this fall: United States Naval
Academy-Garrett Cochran, 1898; T c.
Trenchard, 1895; NAT Poe, 1897, A. r.
, T. Hillebrand, 1S00 and W. h Edwards,
1900. University of Wisconsin, phil
King, 1888; University of Michigan, Lang
don Lea, 1896 and W. H; Edwards 1866;
University of Illinois, e. G.. Helt, 1906
and f. Smith. 1897; University of Cali
fernia, A. c. Kelly, 1888; University of
Nebraska, w. C. Boeth, 1905; Washing
ton and Jefferson college, j. r. Boards
ley, ex-1902; University, of Georgia E. E..
Jones, 1900; University of Tennessee, w.
III. Watkins, 1907 University of the South.
Herman Suter, 1885, Vanderbilt university,
j. Crane, 1893, Purdue untNersitg, d M
Ballet, 1884; William Penn Charter school,
: A. r. 7. Hillebrand5 1900; ST. Johns s Mi!
: itary academy Horace Barnard 1890.
14awreneevilie@ school, A,-C sFyIer. 1897:
Oahu college (I1onolulu), e. = Turner.