The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
CURRENT SPORTING TALK.
REELECTION or FOOTBALL EIPENSTS
~ COLUNBIA'S POLIGi.
Coach sanfords Salary to He cut -McGrnw
and Robinson Out Of the Protective Assoc
citation -Ruhlin and Martin Discharged
IN Chicago Defensive Pugilists.

and Robinson Out Of the Protective Assoc
citation - Ruhiin and Martin Discharged
In Chicago Defensive Pugiliss.
That there will he u revolution In tbs
methods of management at Columbia theirs
f. no doubt. Coach Sanford, who received
S. 1000 for his services last fall. has not been
recngaged for the reason that the football
authorities are not ready to make him "a
Offer There is talk Of reducing his salary
! TO 1000. but this is considered bv many -
be too great a cut " II ho"mak"r' "h'
| managed the clever last fall said toa repories
Of TuE SUS Yesterday:
while 5000 l., perhaps, too much salary
! to pay Sanford. s.. 600 is not enough. With"u'
Sanford %lumbi eleven would not have
the confidence and playing strength n"cc--
siry 70 win SON" Of the important games
next fail ! think tho matter will be COM
promised, however. and that h" Will be IN
harness again The mi~tik" made at Col-
umbia is in not allowing the Football Assoc
citation 10 have exclusive control ~ Coluin-
bia Field If the association had been re-
sponsible for the rent lat year more games
would have been arranged and several out
sid contests would have been secured But
as il was we could not secure them because
we could not have received permission 10
take a percentage of the receipts II Is true.
PERHAPS. that Columbia gave W too much
10 Vale. Princeton and the Indiana, but W.
had to submit 10 Their terms IN order To ar
range the games A. columbia l. now "a
a position 10 dictat" "A biz, dil'reni afrhuF'-
ments will be made, no dghh' Mahii".
Dana il "A capable Official ana should hanus
matters successfully He was OF srcai "--
| ni-tauCp to me last -eG-pn
Coach sanford il in town, bui has had 10
talk with the toluWhH uuihuIIut9.
NcGrawa and Robinson, The stars Of the Bal
more american League club nave r'-lIl'l
membership in the rrot"'tlr" ANooclail"a
OF Professional Baseball PLAYERS on +,
ground that they cannot b." governed ~
thc rule which prohibits National I"ag.r
PLAYER, from signing win me Am"fi''t
Irasuc Incidentally thcr" l. sI,la.O''
L,Nyean President /inIW"r ~ tho lrpl"'-
tive Association and President y r. Young
uf me National ledgu" LIminer SAY -
received "A telegram from Young. -rN"'aI
days ago requesting hln 10 d'''hu ny iI'
ing of The National League mere hrNt donu'y
night Young declares that tc sent NO itI'-
sIha latter says he has the despatch at
uroducc the telegram. Tn" National i"1E.,
men. II is now said. have prepared L" olfIhS
a surprise in the shape Of lnJu nc'iGn- hH"li-;
all players who jump III" option clause am
Sign with the american League IN" ,nqE-
mates, II j. reported. have secured vaIh"'-
legal advice That they can resort 70 -H"t
methods with success. The American League
members ~meanwhile are puzzled over 10
anrarcut apathy Of their Antagonist, vito.
it seems. hay" turned Men back on 'hs
yr@Yann%Lisa'' IL out Win a statement that -
body in his circuit knowe where he stand
Tot" Murphy, once noted q. Yale short.
stop, ana latcr a member "i M" New l"rc
team. is talked Of - the coach Of ~" -
tr,itv nin-. He coached IA" I University u,
Pennsylvania team in iSeN, and l. 9 hr'th"r
10 Nike Murphy. Ilr's football and niiI"t.S
trainer. About forty candidates for the ulis
have reported to CAPT Rnhcrt-on
Gus Rubin and Denver" I'd Martin, =
-parring partner, have been on trnl a. g. .
ctgo Tor indnlgiuf 70 q boNlng exhibition
who caused the arrest Of the p%uglIstS, found
81 q diticult matter 70 prov" that a -parr.uS
match had taken riuce. According g. -
section Of IN" Law under which The hght"~'
Wr-. arrested w'turss"~ are equally guu'v
vim tie PRINCIPALS. so that all Of the witnr~~.s
tHut ina -" event ~ 90 convection o.. the puglH~t'
every witness was liahlc To- b" held for tTi';
Then "Ecforiurr Hlll testified that h." hat
.con tho exhibition hv Ruhlu and Martin.
IS soon a. Han had Worn TO th""ss fact,
Svore ont n warrant for Halls arrest. clars.
iur him with HAVING been present At a spar:
ring Ipatoh ~ VA prGTni,y arrr,}ed g.
III" Chicago promoter had 70 prov" that there
Mas a boxing contest between Euhlin ant
Martin A. Thu could not y" done, Hall ami
tn" two ruriii>t- were 81 -charE"d
Joe Cans. the Baltimore lightweight. VII,
was recently charged with taking his fclg
with Terry McGoveru al Chicago, is going =,
ENGLAND. lie want 10 meet tn, best men n
his class Before l"oviu be should reucmhe-
that English, sporting men hay" no love ,9.
prize ring isk~r; -,w1r ,G'TG ny n" ghi.t
Kid MC'ov. CAMS manager also Intends -
take Harry LYONS, the crack feathorv"ig' Z.
san Francisco with McGovern. Terry. ~
the way. ha- decided TO qui! The. stag" 81 I
will hereafter devote all of hi tim" g. -
ring A. an actor the f~eatherwcighr cHar.
pinn says lac has made Sl2.Cn and i satisfied
to retire.
John l.. Sullivan's assertion that there 4 .
too many defensive fighters IT. ~" ring r"wi-
days has created considerable di-cl--..
among the sporting men who continua.,l
talk puCilism In looking over the hr,'-cl1,,
out those Who always take good care of ,r.cm;
flve-, ever, u they do not, strike n blow.
Champion Jefries i a defensive fgh'~r.
His style Is TO let m" other fellow DO tho rI-H>
Ing and tho swinging J%cTri". has been q !
simmons who did all Of the aggros~l," 0.rs
until he was lahbed to sleep also 10 was STAR,
key yho after doing greater lqr' !
against Corhctt, the boilermaker III
to have a 'ght because Of tho elu-iyou".,
md the wary defence Of tho "romp.d.-
fenstve pugilist He has con.i-teutly aya.i"t
smuggling miy-ups and j. always diucins ?
o. hsm'i way IN he ar of blocsins
Frady said the other DAY In. Cincinnati -
Corbett never had a bloody nose, w. !
kf- " NffN at~l ll'N INfiIf~ IN~ 80
foudcd himself all these years Shar-r,
Ht2simmons and Maher are NOT so cr~.'
Of their noses. for they AIDE In 90 Nru
. uopponent out regardless Of blow or bra-,s =,
Rubin l. a cross b"f Nopn = drfru-IN. I |
an aggressive tighter Mccoy. n he 't, q.
he can whip an antagonist. aIWay~ '.-.s
chances and that wa the reason NI. g
WIS virtually knocked ON last VINE :
ChovnSki a. the Broadway \ e But 49,. .
a dangerous man. tho X has u.E,r Of .
PLAYED much hnltu"-- Tommy Ron -
saws no - entitled To- the uiddlpNrrhf I| =
t#tIzFfn nAn.fIl- Fnars nrE.rl l.T.F-. s 4
uuou attack and h. a believer ~ 'tlIr. D.
c8sv marks Joe Nalcott and Ny-',r =
Bllv" smith. veteran wolt.rN,.. -.
seldom indulge In looting-slt-- 'I...-.
Thor" are more defensive Fighters 90 =
feather and lightweight classes 'lsu f '
heavier weights though thor" i- uN =
, aggressive" uusllst iu tho ring 'r-i5. e. =
Terry NctuV"rH. who cares nuth.ug f.r =
blow. ~ an Opponent and sails into N- \
\ in true John / sullivan s'v'o G"r~g" T. \
: In liz priWe was another hard frIfa'
! WAYS setting Tho pace and plvir.. no .''.-
ton To- M" attack ~ hi rival- Wien ?
/, lru" was q fot'h'rw'igh' he va 80 .
: on fh" defensive 80 much So 'NIf '
tr''- with DIXON there would have br.f y