The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

ALEC SCHEN|K.
Who will meet FL Mcfarland before the
81. Louis Rowing Club this afternoon.
same period. After showing at indianapolis
Young COrbett Will proceed to chicago
where h- hopes to set on 4 SiN-r"und hout,
70 will not go after big game. nut take
IN some good man. who will give the public
a run for its money
Yale oarsncn are reported as thinking
that they have scored . strong point on
Harvard ami tie other Eastern colleges by
quitting the tank ami the gymnasium.
wher. their winter work has been done.
and by commencing work in the harhor.
while their rivals are still at practice in
doors. The Val. roweTS left their dummy
she'll more Than Il week ago. ana they are
now getting accustomed 10 work on the
open water.
Coach Kunzig and his assistants are puz-
the crew. and two candidates out Of six
seem especially promising. one of these
is Rogue. WI" rowei No. I last year. while
cn:tin. who roNcd Ne. :. il also nm
toned aS n candidate. Coffin i regarded
"a more s'IItab!. Tor setting Il fast clip and
sustaining il ,han BuSus. but the latter is
seat.
Candidates for the varsity nine have
been AT practice for more than a fortnight
in the cage. and about sev-nty-fiv- men
have registered for work. captain Gurrn-
sey states that johnson. the former East
u -fd-H Dll's4tE. WEI bt HlAN tNt team
a. coach through the season. Guernsey Is
the only player with more than one years
.Xierienc. ;i Yale. and the departure o:
Lloyd Wad1-ll i a severe blow tn the
team. He played second base and was TO
have been given d trial as catcher.
For the first time since 1885,. Yale will rive.
an indoor meet on March -. The event will
take place in the Second Regiment Ar
mory. Eastern colleges will compete. Yale'S
track team has done "a great deal of indoor
fuIIlllE lnlS season and rna t,Irn 4 = NN.II
advanced in its work. Johnny SPEAKER. the
champion high and broad jumper. has been
notified that he must raise his standard OF
Srh"Larship II lie i' To compete this wear.
In case Speaker is ruled on, IL will b.. a
hard blow To- the Yale team in the dual
games with Harvard this spring.
Opening of spring finds considerable. ,c-
uNisE al cornell! in an athletic way and a
~; aaN OF spring inns all departments of
ashicflcS at Cornell hard ri work in prep
Although there has been a dsarth AZ h,sa-
nan material. the men who have. come ON,
are rapidly developing under the coachin.
"f Hugh Jennings.
Tn. outlook in lacrosse. seems .Snsci,u,.
nfiSht. only two 81 last years team are
nor IN coiie;;" end there are several prom-
i>!nS hl.n ?. hand 10 I'LL vacancies.
Ine Crewro,m presents an actiy. arnaar-
aEcy every afternoon nov with both tn.
,reThlnan and VARSITY candidates doing
toa;ine work; Ibis viii be replaced he
permits. "-
According TO a recent ruling q, the STEW
ards ~ the intercollegiate Rowing As
SIeii'!"!l. no man who has earned HIS 60.
ii ine navy. excepting the substitutes will
bs 'llS'p!e Tor The junior varsity this year
Mess "a game OF hockey can I've arranged
~ inc near future, the varsity seven will
diSba nj. WI"
ONLY ore of the men who rowed In the
i."i junior boat VIII he eligible urder the
new ruling. So the crew viii practically
b. = new che.
II - felt here that the team dil We'll in
IN" game against Yale at New York. I'm
Tact. reports from the ms;ropolis Indicate
mat hockey enthusiasts would Ike 10 soc
Cornell rit:ed against some of the other
coll. sc teams.
me champion Jefferson Club Association
i"Stbaii team viii play a mixed eleven at
At'Ietic Park this afternoon. the selected
team isinS made III. of players from the
ether teams nf the city. \ series %. sDeciaI
Sdin.S VIII h. played ut the park hc-ea ftcr
70 wind up the seaSor.
Alec Backom Of the jefferson Ciub eleven
: Well spoken Of as a baseball PLAYER and
ciorabiy will appear on one of the local
ssnipr"i.Ssional teams this season. R3ckofY
baEed one season with the ST. Charles
nine. ""''