The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

season. Moakley. who comes from New
England has been at Cornell for the last
FIVE years and has made an unqualified
success with his athletes. There are several
Cornell athletes in the New York A. l. at
this time.
Myer Prirs.eln. the old Syracuse Uni
versity broad jumper. who holds the
American record, has withdrawn from the
Greater New York Irish A. A., which he
has represented for three years. Pm
stein will compete unattached for time,
and has not decided that he viii represent
any particular club II is likely that the
former college star will become member
Of the Pastime A. c.
Monte Cross, who IL not just now playing
short stop for the Athlstics Of Philadelphia,
is coaching the Lafayette College baseball
nine Cross has been showing the collie
gians how TO hit and to run bases and there
has been a great improvement in their
playing recently.
oliver Cuts. the old Harvard football
PLAYER has had the University Of Wash
ington football players out for the last
two weeks doing spring Practise. Cutts
Is coaching the Seattle players, TO whom
ne Is going 10 teach Harvard tactics later
in the SEASON. Arrangements have been
completed for the regatta between Stanford,
Washington and California on May 30, at
Lake Washington, Seattle. Each univer-
slty has two crews, a varsity and a fresh
man four. 1t Is likely that ell these crews
will take part in the races at the Lewis and
Clark exposition in Portland, later in the
Jake Stahl, who is having such happy
time with the Washing ton baseball nine
OF the American League, Is a former foot
ball and baseball player at the University
of Illinois Stahl Is a member OF the Sigma
Chi fraternity, which numbers among the
brethren Grover Cleveland and George
AIDE.
are being put through with rush. hichi-
gan will have an elaborate new place,
something on the style OF the stadium at
PHILADELPHIA Up 20 date $4,000 has been
spent on a wall and a perfect drainage
system, 80 that a hard shower OF rain
will have only a small effect on the field.
Johns Hopkins and Syracuse also are
preparing new fields. Princeton Is con-
sidering plans for stadium, because there
Ia too greet expense and trouble In changing
the stands and building additions for the
". j. Jack, Yale's best high jumper and
broad Jumper. who broke his Achilles
tendon last winter, has recovered enough
highly improbable that he viii comPete
any more this season, II at all again. fale
has In Marshall and Hasbrouck two faithful
and capable Jumpers, who will take JACK 8
place more or less effectively In the nigh
lump. Shefleld, who IL doing about z3
ieelt viii bt NliS ihS' SNAHe - N-N
Jump. ,,,,-
University, which has been playing in the
far West has not made much Of a showing
up TO date. In its preliminary practise
the jap nine played finely, the helders
getting everything in sight with special
aptitude and sped The batsmen showed
great ability 20 place straight thrown balls
Tor safe hits, but we're not 30 well able TO
hit curves. In the first game with the stan
ford team, the Japs were beaten 20 /.
Thew got their only run In the last inning,
more through courtesy, Il was said. than
for any other reason. Their pitcher lso-
vara, Il rather a wonderful player. DO ts
not more than feet 4 inches In height and
has a very short arm Despite this he
manages 20 get considerable speed, and
has quite a collection Of curves. He was
taught how 10 pitch by several OF the Ameri-
can college men who now are instructors
IN the university. The japanese team viii
play a number Of games about San Fran
eisco and late will travel about meeting the
college and other teams Of other sections.
A game has been scheduled with the Uni
versity Of Indiana and there is chance
that the team will come TO this city, III
the Japanese come here soon they viii have
a chance 70 meet some Of the Eastern col
legians before the college year ends.
Grew work at the universities goes mer-
rily on. Yale h having fair luck, but has
Loaf Chase from the varsity boat again.
IL q likely that this unfortunate young man
l. the victim Of the same circumstances
which kept him out Of the eight last year.
He was ynnked out just before The men
went 20 New London, because Of bic poor
standing n studies, Hazard has cute