The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-28

the team winning it five times. Harvard
~" mas the i'ia, having scored two vic
tories iu ouo for Yale.
.E arranging = dual meet with Princeton
ia ha'e crack management has taken u
low step which VIII be heartily indorscd
- every Val" student. as it will give added
interest 10 athletics and serve 10 bring these
TWO coil SeS together in another branch Of
sport.
Many former college men prominent in
lale athletics have promised to return 20
New Haven when the season starts 10
"oaoh. IA team. Among those who have
S~iEuiii's their intention to return are: {.
II. Sh.rr,li. CaTtain of the 80 track team:
-AigN. COKE. captain Of the ~ team: l. T..
SMe.aon, captain Of the '9j team; W. y.
MIii"t. cdptain Of the ~ team; r. L.
IIne"" 'ol: Richard Sheldon, captain Of
Ia looking over the field OF candidates on
which Yale viii place her reliance. a num-
hey Of good men are found in the list. which
SSH u -t,SSaTlly have to be supplemented by
mon less prominent from the ranks Of the
freshman class. who, it is expected. under
the careful CoaChing of Mike Murphy, will
round IH'o championship form.
Tho 2lr,t1ers of last years team are we'll
represented IN college. and with the addi-
lion Of the pick of the freshman class the
team should be very strong. With the eX-
crFJrn of +. Il. MOulton and c. g.. Long.
there IS but a poor outlook in the spirits,
but much is expected of W. Arnstein. Z. O.:
\. II. hinckc. jr.. "a. and w. Lilly. Jr.. 'O3.
In the hurdles Yale viii be fairly strong,
'Ll 80 '.A' w ANA ~ tAlt II - a.
tlapp 81. completes with more reliability
THAI. IN The past. He is ca2able of better
work than he has -et shown. Captain J.
Il. Thomas. Jr., 'G&. should run in - %
seconds - better IN the low event. should
ice recover entirely from the effects of
typhoid. = T. Alilburn. 'o5: q. Has
brouck.' al s. and f \. Anderson. '05, should
all do well with hard work.
In the half mile f.. \. DeminE. Of s,
with = record of two minutes with con-
Sistent training: \. s. Hastings. o.. and
= II. Carter. - :. are corners and should
run with the best by faithful practice.
The ore-mile run Will be taken care Of
ard r. G. Stevens, For. helped by C..
freshmen Of POSSIBLE ability.
TO u. ". Franchot. '5 s. the interCol-
leriate cross-country champion; r. W.
Bumstead. -; NJ J. Donahue. 'et. and r.
:. Van Tassel. %. should fall the respon-
sill fiity Of winning the twO-miIe.
Yale may be weak in the high jump. C.
L. puNaI. IS. about reaches his limit ut
; feet 9 inches. and W J. Jack, "a. al
though ne has a record Of 3 feet 10 inches:
work alone will remedy.
In :he broad Jump w. 5. Fulton. '05: c.
done in the noighhorhood of % feet. but are
"a. <. comes to Yale with a mark Of over
=, feet. and should do well next spring.
nth = mark Of Il feet : inches. backed by
n. =. Thomson. rs s: G. Clark. II, 'u4 D.
and ". McLanahan, 'C5 s. should make 4
IN the Sho,-put F. G. Beck, NJ. s.. the
INTERCOLLEGIATE champion: +. =; Glass. Ot
s Who las done over &c feet in practice;
4. Goss 'p2. and r. p. Kinney % >,
who comes with 4 good preparatory school
should hold their own against
OF tie hammer men. NJ. H; Bergen. 'G5'
and 6. ". Harris. 'G3. should they con-
tfruc 70 improve. as last year. Will come
ont Vol r, /, SheyIin. 'O6. who holds the
n.c~scholastic 12-pound hammer record. and
{. II. Banks. 'eS. who also comes with q
rood inferscholastic record. should do Soou
..i.h a. fc-nnirnl hammer.