The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-14
..ob,r 1s-IIav.rford COLLEGE at Prizes

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ton
l'r.Iceton.
october eee-Dickinson AT Princeton
OctC b-r ss-t'olumbia Princeton.
November l-CcrneIl al Princeton.
November S-Oransr A. =. al Princeton
November l5-YaIe at Princeton
Purdue also joins the crowd OF veteran
t-SIns with eight regular men back and
seven Substitutes Purdue generally turns
IL. is working hard this year 10 put an
eleven in The field that will make things 60
,r.,,.t ,sr, ,,,s i, vs,rs HIxa, regulars Of
last years eleven and eight substitutes re-
turn. Manager fitzpatrick OF the Wisconsin
team said last year that the Nebraska team
gave the Badgers the hardest game or the
Al Chicago hopes are high for team
that will do much toward effacing some OF
the ~ cords OF the last two years Eight o.
last years men. six regulars and two sub
.titutts. will form nucleus with when 10
start Whist IL j. fully expected will be 2
strong eleven In addition 10 these there
are several men in college Who tnousn tney
did NOT make the team lnst year. are prom
ising candidates The squad of football com
ing in tn enter the professional schools or
the freshman class i unusually large. The
AIilwxy school during III. last year has
taken considerably NOR interest in prep
school athletics and athletes. and ALREADY
a good effect Is beginning TO appear. The
race for material among the various col
leges Is year by yea becoming more in
Estimating from the number of men who
50 far haVe registered or have sisnified
their intention OF enrolling at the niversity
OF Chicago. Director StasK expects TO have
nearly fifty men in the football squad Four
rleVens will be organized and all four VIII
he worked 10 the limit. The maroon stu,
dents want Il winning team this year ana
II hard work and good coaching viii do
any good. they are going 10 have IT,
The badgers are in high spirits and al
ready aTe fgurtng to themselves how they
will settle the unSolved problem OF last
year and prove themselves the champions
OF the West. Eight OF last season > star
PLAYERS VIII be back at their oid places,
leaving only three positions TO MI with
twenty of the 1881 substitutes To draw from
place has gladdened the hearts or the
Badges and insured for their line great
this week il is expected there will be thirty
mgn In the Badger squad and when colieSe
opens this number will he increased 10
Northwestern has fourteen old men back.
eight regulaiS and six substitutes Pros
poets for the purple are reported as Iair-
tions on the varsity for captain Hoiien-
beck to IN. with seven sturdy scosuiu,es
To draw from The Hswkeyes are scheduled
! for a game with Michigan on November y.
and every man in the squad VIII strain eV-
cry muscle TO wipe out the disgrace or last
years walk-over-
A dispatch from Baltimore. regarding an
unusual ieat OF strength performed al a
turnversin exhibition. reads: OF the events
decided the most interesting was the re-
markahle performance made IN lifting the
sixty-pound dumbbell by Al Flip of Long
Island City. This young man. while small
| in stature Is a Hercules in strength He
| smashed TO smthereens the former aseo-
ciatiou record FLIP raised the dumbbeil
4 ia times without u rest. II being necessary
to keep the heels together and. without
bending the knees. 10 raise the bell WIN
both hands. first to the shoulders and rnen
AT arms length over head. ana thence .
the ground again.
The former record was seventy-three
! times made several years ago. That record
was broken yesterday by three men. Adoiph
| Pitteman Newark. lifted the dumo6eli ns
| .nty-six times The remarkable feat
brought great applause from spectators and
l contestants.
/ Scores made at Sea Girt IN the revolvee
| contests held under the auspices OF the
! United States Revolver Association were-
Match a" Sfor the revolver championship:
open all; % shots AZ 20 yards nrss prise cnsns-
/ medal: third Frfrs bronze Enedap-F- Andertcn.
| with Is. first: r. H. sayre. -. second: X >
| Hale. az. third
10 All. q shots at . ssrds: nrss prsss. cham
4 plournip cup and gold medal: second prt.e ufver
4 medal third prize. bronze nsednll-F Anderton-
i with &c. nst: A L, Himmeiwrighs-- ~ second.
Match &c. der the military chanpionship: I'VE
consecutive strings Of ffve shots TO he dred WITH
| . military revolver and service ammunifion: 1fst
| prfxe. championship trophy and eold medal: So
/ abb n ssyre. with 50, nrst: r. s. Hale. =.
second. A l. Hmm elwrfght. <0. third
| Match '.D'- military record match; open TO ~.
I'VE shots at % yards: nye consecutive strings 70