New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-19
N Y IT, TRACK PROSPECTS.
Good Outlook for Winning Team
at University Heights.

Whom T II Cam. trainer at New-York Univer-
sitv gives the call for candidates for the track
team on wednesday the university will begin
what should prove 20 be the busiest and most sue
cessfu season in the history of track athletics at
University Heights. Although II has been impossi-
BILE to get a good line the freshman material as
yet every Indication points toward a strong team
Three men are lost through graduation, all point
winners Robert A. Sibenmaun. last years captain.
leaves 4 good record behind having established
college record of minutes l 10 seconds for the
half mile and running on the champion Philadel-
phia relay team. Harry NJ Connolly is in the Law
School but ne will be unable TO compete because of
the four year rule. He holds the college records OF
liz feet inches for the discus throw and 10 feet
2Is inches for the hammer throw. The third man
lost is Walter NJ. Silleck. who made the college
record Of Is 10 seconds in the high hurdles
A series of bi-weekly indoor games is to be held
in the gymnasium in the winter to get the men in
condition for the various meets in the armores 1t
is probable that open meet Will be he'd ia con-
junction with the i2th Regiment some time in Feb
ruary.
and with Lehigh at Ohio Field on May 13 are al
ready arranged. One other contest will be added
to the schedule, possibly with Colgate.
For the IO1 yards New-YOrk University has two
reliable men in Captain c. B. Tippett O6. and
Charles A. TOnsor 07, both equal to 0:p IS or
better. Lester p Warford. 05. and E. Ferdon.
freshman. are good for 0:10 3-5. but Warford is a
stronger runner III the go where he can make
O;23 DO. Pierre VI. Huisart, 'Os, has frequently
defeated MIN. Archie" Arnold '05. should make
good in the dashes, as he showed fine form toward
In the quarter are six men-warford who holds
the college record of 0;53; William H. Blake %; J.
G. Bandermann. 90: F. NJ Hulsart @; g. {:
loss Of Sibeamann weakens the half mile, there
captatn-eect cragin of the football team Ban
dermann in the Williams meet last year won the
the $50 in EOS George Hyatt o. IS the only other
that this distance last year who is still in
should below
Mr. cam thinks he has find for the distances
in w. s. Smith. freshman from Workers . High
the cross country runs this year, Malcolm F.
resenta tives in the two miles Neither was up to
the standard last year but the outdoor work this
raj h eas IS any abnGdsnc ene Of mae Tor the
hurdles. but it ig Of only mediocre calibre. with
the record o26 IS for the longer distance Those
t that San rs do S1teF alt T 9 F6 gn
'06 and F. Sullivan '67 Joseph D. Taylor '0s will
All the field contests. except perhaps the hammer
throw and high jump, look good. Tom Reilley,
Coe. the guard; have both thrown the hammer a
few feet beyond the hundred mark W kr4us-
Jack Lowry. OS, and Howard Wyle. '06 ends on
tRs yab s4g al And jumped M e S Read
Perry, freshman who played END on his class
4 new man from the. Law School named ].
ReiSs will strengthen the team in the pole vault. as
he is good for more than 10 feet inches 4 S
candidates The team has sure point winner in
the 5road jump in CAPTAIN TpPett who obtained
feet II inches 's rthgr Hove @ is another
good performer, as shown by his record Of 90 feet
freshman class In E. Ferdon. who in the fall
Tom Kelley is the handest with the 1s-pound
missile. and is credited on the record board with
BAN player. is his nearest competitor Reiiley has
also made with the discus 101 feet Krausmann
Reilley's mark