The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
An the Leading Universities HAY"
Promising Candidates in
All Sports.
PRINCETON TO MEET PENNSY.
Colleges Will tume Together
After Il Separation Of Nine
N-arS-HarvardS Crew
l. Promising.

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! Lav. come from the various Eastern col
lr,s,o 49,. Inc, ,vn r,.ks b,y,. been
't1'> u"f'HH ~ 81 - w., l,,1iur
"i an ""I. e,f"'"''n "''r''S' II ~, -
'iuTs ui college sport, ana 81 iA' Gt'i ~
u~uupri~ 81 men going INTO 'i"i''''T '''
different teams rh3u has over been iii" a.
~ 81 ,,,r,,.1u prGia.iy earl. hat, in CORNER
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a"d ariiI" t'nl"!"s - "ir'' WY a.' ~
>h.rpa aGr"" JEat "'eINU'lH@ i"'I"n"S 81.
| of m. Lest an-trDlnl dthleti- seasons INK
| ,,s~ that fE. colleges and universities nave
~. ',''"- ,.-, ..,. NV
m =, -. ,,c 80 .,bI.rt,
Tier SiTHS !c>t Week "l me N!s','uS . ,nn.E,,,
revival which ~he mas t4uFL W IN" ~
brought f"rih SGhStantaI f'Sh''S - 80" =,
the 'npr,vemHht OF he' ,"r,pa' I'm NM. .J
numoer ~ Experienced oHr~nti WHO iu,hG'
urlt last week 20 trE tr places III thiS se.t.
Red and fitr crew va -.
history OF the university. Nefriy al, me
varsity squad have had exreFience' ellie
on the Crews last spring OF ~ me ,l1IT
"rewS IN n" fsll. -AeoNl srHehtE,n.r IN g..
heavy. ana giving promise OF dSNeiolhns
luIo cNlrsmrly good men. II IL faih- trhiN
missing this year. huy IL captain Gardner
! + irving 20 induce several strong InoindH
| men "a become candidates tor the shell. hi
loss will he more than made M FOR. II y -
| urcf,i. by The gain Ia new row Ing mat"rial.
p.rmsXiyania will Try this segsnu. J =
! una. r~.,,d II new method o. seating th-
.~ttc!rnr. WIil h- ado,red. 1, iS deSal!hei a.
vgiy much Ike the t.ngiish style. Formerly
, rr. mn havs !, ,I sen ted in Il line .iown
| ,I. ,artar Or ,he sh,li. This makes The Out
riss,r inns ard heavy aad makes necessary
M. r.. % srronr ana elaborate hrpclnrs 10
nt.k. her, fjr,n rbr English style mas the
~, 49,. -. ,,nr,s sja,s aud tho .u.-
Tigrcr much shore. This lives the same
,hs ,Isrtn". ijrbrsr ,',d Sr,,u.--. The dlI-
- l,.ij,b -. = Tn M NJ
, dIvaH'Ise ., I r%y rr TX. rafrsrr i,,iarr:ur or
l Ia 80 X 80
me br'-, me men M rr r.'c y v,n tear
OF nc sn'it IA ny :, - -, =, ,.i,..
ms style a rai' TIA, na5 Eau I"nE' LII.
II sI'ttdt Sh'". - "'in"1e" - "' rtc-
".s MAY re .Seu ~ ! ~, =. ~, -.
SING aiI ~SatS' WHtii ~ tlgHs =" y, ~
river ~ Nid''l' MOI! ElNtrS VIZ g." :"
otEh irisI ana the more '"F'''e VIII 'E
ad"pcsd.
~ harvard IN" c2Aa!aateS lHf my u'.am-
tidh crew. ABOUT l' III al. GO h-,'ef WHY
last week: hlihou:h me ofisinsl :mien'l2ii
i,d't pet'l n"l 10, iLl t''It 10 NViE J,Ilt'' nv
ini9Asal .anr,1,,'"ns ~ cThS!uGe"' LIE
middle or teituiiS 'aptalh Mc1IrW. nov"
Yer; c9ngit'e't mar II VIZ PEI !" So
me fr@sAilsa - S'oh as possinir. me FaI-
| ~ tdHu''h''>, - eIe va il,L NC
sln their season work tnti! the 'xnIn!iil-
IONS are over. mere = ,hush rlttu.d'''l
~ present a. 10 WHO Wilt hs selected As
head """th At tainnEldse. llsrNLrd M
gssS T5t W"onlI ii." aDert an ,h,iass 10
'nafse 81 al! htr crews. uut IL seems 10 lie
G.tnr that the famous trainer Or the
4 '- - $500 49, 80
th"osh AN Going l" harvard ne might be
able 70 command, - much higher salary
Than he now receives courtney. when ne
was looking over me trimson crews laS'
Etdr' commence ihat Harvard secure II
professional coach ana MS a1Ilce Is lhell
10 .he followed. tho"Eh posSihlN not TINS
| Spine; JUST now there Is considerable talk
tliat Peter Hise!nson., HarvardS c;ack oar
% Two years aEp. Eho Soachet the ere"
last year. VIII act IN tue same capacity
AGAIN this year.
| iiafvaf1S Gaptaln saNs me crew VII lie
etai lines IS during the last few years. An
lnn"rtant c.anse. however WI DE mac.
tha Tii in ' pTe yisns W sea z eT p'sS Yale "i has a sHEaiss
srierl.d iler men carry oNt az Sampridse
~. nnal composition OF tn- rev mas sencr-
; ally not been determined until the last week
before ~" rare- Harvard If beginning 10
lealizs mat ms method has been a serious
mistake. ana TINS year. II Is declared. VIII
rtrlN.
| Yale expects no less Than 20 candidates
for he track team TO report for work on
teDruary II. IN answer to the regular call
Tor men. II Is 100 early yet TO be able 10
Iorin any adequate idet of the latent ath-
teic la,eht mat may ne runyeaish IN the
forlntdab!e array. h-st the Elis hone that
the new material, which con stiiutss ! large
Proportion OF the total number % the "N-
pected candidates. will contain enough good
men to enable her. with the aid Of her last
season racks who are stiii IN college; 10
ch3tnrlonship. The first track event of the
year .. any particular interest Will be the
aNF ms '" NfNti3i o. w" Deg fplH at Inc
y. y. \ games in Boston on February u.
Yale ana Harvard a.. slated fer Il two-milc
relay race at mat time. and II is announced
that ftnuSylVania has made AN application
10 be allowed to enter her team i'll this event.
The one-miie relay race. which is an annual
feature between Harvard and the Quakers.
WI! D. run as usual. The istter are conf
dent Of taking one. IL not both, events.
Tier" were several announcements last
week Of particular interest TO the who's.
world Of college sport. Most important of
Al was the information sent out from
Princeton that the Tigers and the Uni
Nersity of Pennsylvania Will resume athle-
tic relations this spring. after II complete
break Of nine wears. Following the rS-
ample Of Yale last season. Princeton has
arranged 10 play "a single game of baseball!
with the Quakers on MAY =. Yale has fol-
lowed ~ her action Of 1902 this season by
giving Pennsylvania two dates on the Ola
mOnd and sh. is expected 70 follow his w
IN turn with a general resumption in foot
ball ana the other lending lines OF sport.
Princeton. it i hoped and believed. will Ito
likewise.
Indeed. the general status Of athletic af-
fairs at the big Eastern colleges seems Ia
he rapidly getting Of, ii NOR. pacific and
satisfactory basis al! around than has been
the cas-. within III. meInnr- ~, m. urps.u-
L. saving Since intercolIesia,e contests
came into being.
The decision OF The Harvard Athletic
Committee. declaring Home Run l'rantZ.
the Crimson crack first f,asemau. inelici-
III. for the nine This year ON Tho urnlInd
| strict Interpretation OF the rules. was a bit
ter disappointment to many Harvard men.
| athletic leaders ut Ganbrids" is that The
! elevate all pure amateur sport interests at
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