New-York tribune., 1903-06-22

which hs viii xdar He TO beat GIL WoTIo
record OF 656pa points.
F,.ls-v H clark. OF the Boston A. A, Harvard's
e-s-v-bile crack and winner OF the All Around
Championship Of the A. A. L. in 1897 has entered
,ba same cornpdti-ion He has a record Of 6-z441z
minis which j. only 1875 points behind Gum rec
ord f5e has BEEN training all winter for TINS con-
test a. the Boston A A gymnasium, and is IN me
Harvard has one Of her crew entered and the
athletic clubs in this vicinity have enlerG IRE
vii be at fever heat evenly divided betWeea ne ne
y ~ : a el46 ana ana eXe SeIteg cbance to give
= 70 6ut tilIsas1n for the that he VIII not
800 f, Fe general
sTeh well known performers as John r De VII;
~ P-rc4tar holder OF the intercollegiate record
- -h~oVsre nj sixteen pound hammer; Fred
~ - Ts7r 1-bo on Nav 20 broke the intercol-
-.---4 f1r n75r1irr the sixteen pound shot
1lF fe55 5v s.rse4 shevS Of Yale. the best all
,~5rr5 weight man Of the colleges: Dick Sher1-
- re -5snt ndlicenlau who mis- eliminates OF the
Teg-t--e GThleIid club say viii win easily: Emery
Payne II the MPtt Haven Atnletic lIao m
e s-15 s,e~aH others Of lesser fame are expected
80 z--aar and viii cnCeavor capture the coveted
honor of being drst among the weight throWers OI.
form Dick Sheridan looks TO od3d hsye choice [i and
1a.l > srrcrr third As there are i've places TO be
1-ee4As for Ne competition will keen for the
isst rvo places Entries viii close with J. Z Sulll
xsn chairman tf the athletic committee, Nos 10
end IS Park PIade. New-York City.
VIZ. = record of almost unparalleled improve
80, -.ro,pr,n7h the season. old Nassau's lusty
han fesers droT ped their bats and pranced off the
4a,1a Grounds on week ago to-day with the second
,5rtorz ove- the sons Of old Eli and the champion
snip hammer tucked away unoer theH JacAeiS' ~
princeton men tnary Of whom are wondering still
-oz II AL harD4ned il was one OF The most bril-
1s,- -eco-5S ezar made by a Tiger team Starting
,-,- - the tegtnrine Of the. season with what
seemed n he the poorest material Princeton had
s,+f,-+e5 Nh heIdianoud in al least dozen years,
-be rs.-ers lost Il number Of the early games in
rr-15,r o-e with LAFAYETTE by the score Of 10 /
7--7e4iarel,- after that defeat the took big
troa a-a under the coaching Of the veteran Doc
l5llaHrsrd 4 former captain. and the two able ex-
captains SteinWender and Green. Things pesah 70
take on q more rosy color victories were "ol4 ana
when the time bf the epns5lvania game arrived
the players wer4 in fine FORM but lost ihlS lfnpoi
ts7t match in fe tygsTfth inning after excellent
hattie Then followed Z long series Of victories
Brown Cornell l,ehigh AndoveT. Harvard and
Amherst ri sposed Of in order. tho rst oefeat
being registered Ibv the Ellis al Ne~-Haven on May
50 bslt The IA nIel we're turned week later. the
Blue bowed and made obeissnce 70 the Orange and
Black on the Tiger diamond. Then followed the
sense tl0usl nuisf in this city ana the baIs anu
gloves Seud back 10 the neid mouse 10 rest 1oi
another season.
The ln0Ornlts Die pluck. good sense an0 eNcelehl
leadership Of 4ptain Forrest q. Pearson. OF Ger
TnsuIOWn. PennI commences Itself 10 every son OF
Princeton and flis record Tiger captain VIII go
college athletic history long be reTleTa-
bered His recoto q PLAYER on the team Is too
well known 70 nked comment beyond merely SAYING
that rnernbeH on the uiae the last six years
has played ulote steady and consistent game. The
csptsin-elect. C1 yde Garfield Stevens o4. Of Chit
c&gc, has by hit able work the box IN the last
three years PROVED himself 10 be one OF the nnest
fTvirferS and q o the
Bteaciest pitchers tat ever handled the horse hide
for old Nassau. He II certainly in the frst rank of
Prtncetons pitchers and IN is doubtful If the VET
Hillebrand IN ms "a roiesr sys was better in
this collegiate art He is popular with the players
and al the students and. Singer, the manager,
fsid yesleroay he VIII have of the best out