The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31

fesspaH sfayersM4effloW @sp' a enSaSsN piano ana
table they. look table board at some cheap
place. paying perhaps 60 or Sc apiece. Then.
when called upon TO pay their "uslal rate
Of table board" while training. they paid
the 5! or 81 and ate s. or SO worth and
grinned.
Recently the expenses for training table
TONS Rules now issued by the managers
provide:
Every man who attends any university
training table shall hereafter be required tn
pay for his board at that training table a
rate equal to the average price which he
I has paid for the two previous terms in COL
No rate less than 81 will be considered.
except by a special vote of a committee
Composed Of the four managers.
,nivor .nan snail be allowed to attend any
university training table whose bills for
table remain unpaid. ~
The Yale football candidates are now well
on IN the Spring work that will be required
or them shis year. The number Of men ont
sh considerably 1essened by the candidates
iege teams and the crew. but there are un-
ITsh hni sood men for positions on the team.
Mniie no new men of promise have been
freshman. team last fan. and who are el'si-
Die for the varsity this year, the general
T. tap &c OF G Sand aa Is exceptionally fire. 1t
Sopthii ooulu Hit III JOOI-
ball coaches to evolve this spring simply a
quarter back. as this place viii be left va
end W nest ran by the retirement of Ffncke
OF last fall. Winslow. is regarded as the
best man for the place.
the Yale athletic teams are now all out
OF dcors ana In harness for the remainder
OF the season. The baseball team is daily |
working at Yale Field. and the freshman
f iasaa Is 5 mo- oe out and batting across the
With the crew the week has been an I'M
eventtul one on the water, and the stormy |
Gays nave interfered to a great extent with
In no regular order. but Captain Blagden is
taking into the first boat all OF the men
who seem to show the most adaptability for
the more important half of the varsity boat
fs settled upon. Cameron will certainly
stroke the eight, and Captain Blagden Will
shell directly behind Cameron. Kunsie. the
football tackle. will row at No. G. and John
manning four places are in doubt. though II
is likely that Mitchell will take the bow oar
or the promising men. Scott. a comparative
While Boeue, Hooker. AuchincIess and Rum.
say are all looked upon as good oarsmen.
bia University has formulated the follow
Ing rules for awarding the varsity strips.
second athletic honor Of the university:
exceed four in number.
Football-To. those selected Jointly by cap
tain and coach.
Baseball-To all playing in Is per cent or
more OF all scheduled college games, and
to those selected Jointly by captain and
coach.
Track-To all winning five points in at
dual meet with Princeton, Cornell or Penn-
Lacrosse-To all playing in 30 per cent or
more Of all scheduled college games. or
:hoss selected Jointly. by captain and coach.
CycleCTo all winning FIVE points In dual
races.
:Hockey.To al! playing Is per cent of +.
Ill scheduled college games.
Gymnastic-To the winner Of the ALL ,
around university gymnastic championship. {
Water Polo-To the members of the team :
Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania or !
=
Assistant Managerial the assistant |
managers of the crew. football. baseball. la I
.rosse and track teams. provided they hold /
'flce for an entire season. !
There is much discussion over the ques- 8
ion Of Columbia's football coach for this !
rear. George Foster Sanford, who has done !
10 well the last two years, is not likely 4
% be re-engaged on account Of the pro- :
salary he demands The football I
management Is willing to pay him $500, .
nut It Is said that he is not willing to ac- I
that sum. c.. A.. Wright. OF the 90 d
varsity, and Bert Wilson Of the '99 eleven c
re being discussed for the place. i
Rowing. baseball and track athletics ere Z