The sun., 1905-11-19
COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY.
Cham pionship to Ie Fought Out This week
Rt Trayers Island.


leHiate Cross Country association VIII u" hel'
next Friday over the Trarers Island course
| The college teams which are to Cumpe ted
include men from Harvard. Yale Pcnnsyl
wn, moa,,'p," Thi,
Massaehnsetts institute OF Technology, e lhl1 ~,
| I'M tho biz meet. although the Bostonlans
ha,a mo, r,,n,,srs ,rnn, .,nharst and Iinrvnrd
in dual meets. With seven colleges entered;
| which means that forty-nine runners will
start. it should he picturesque sight when
me men line up on the grassy inlle'u az
Travers Island to commence their Journey
changes in the course over which the men
| viii nm nd thsse changas havn not resnltcd
WIN run anu Llese o'Iankes nav not '1
merits as true cross country course 1t
is understood that next season there will be
an an anUse'ner u,,,ertn' alr"nE",'tr' WIFI ~
Will follow more closely the course to be laid
I out for the metropolitan championship.
/ IIa a,o,,nd
'"'S %orncrI SJI"t tbo mos, ,rso,srt winner Of tha
pnst six years. is not quite SO certain of vic
| tory This time, Last YEAR tho Ithncans won
with total OF /? points. almost the lowest
| possible lhelr. team mas neeh seriously
crippled in one way and another since then.
| innaar IL, on,i,,ca ond Can, Wurson vbo
hl'iSiptu ui'h idS' Ncu'' iihS '''h 'Hu'i'
to compete at all this season because Of in
! fsmmatory rheumatism in both legs. HI.
Trube. who was the fifth Cornell man in the
iiRaments OF one foot and viii not he allowed
TO run again this fall There have been
E5hfr he @ & ~hp e i 30 T
trouble with his feet and simpson has a mild
attack OF malaria.
was second last year, and A. starr who fin-
shed fifth. Another veteran of last year is
Te wSa %hH Two 10wr %Ss %sa4 9 s6
who was the last lthican to finish. Both Of
these men have improved a lor since last
have been doing Hoh satisIa@t.ory work thpt
Ehs ssTsnts smnsop sn besS MSSo. ss sSd
Wilt be- chosen from Sleeth, Reid, Durvea
Seelye and Chaplin. These men with Colpitts
entry w in t the interco % lie Sate meet. n
PENNSYLVANIA was second last year and Is
The great feature of the running of the
ouakers was the even balance of their team.
Major, Hoskins and Mo(mrdy finished eiahth,
the fourth man was in fourteenth place
In addition TO these men Ieary and Peters,
improVed m f form m WI While Jones. @ the mile runner
and Root fast freshman distance runner,
also are likely TO show we'll in The Comqs
be- be- in the e'i-H run no for Pen %PennsyNana this year
u. W
Vernon are other Quaker entries.
It,wasa mighty close thing between lIaryarrd
and Yale las, y, year for third plqce YaIc
two men, both colleges have entirely new
leans this year. Yale. despite the loss
finished aItogeth around fifteenth place.
viii be stronger than ever W. j. Hail. who
for two years has finished third in the run,
ter, a good freshman distance ] run runner v ho has
done close to ten minutes for two miles, has
i
holder holder in the n,erSoegats sports S5 MS IS mem nen
beF ber of be p~ Used ie to run with
Die ability and probably will be a strong
adjunct TO the Yale team. Besides rhesa
and Gibson and Waterman are Yales entries
in the intercolie giate Hail is the only man
team. M '''' '' ''' '''' "'' " ''' ''',
The only Harvard man left of last years
squad is Crosby who, finished in IWenttcth
score. There are a lot Of names in ilarvard's
entries familiar to those Who have followed
in Re last two wC's seasons and It is s eY that
with these veterans TO select from Harvard
be a0lG * "5n out tosbr strong qga
and ii. King. ali are men who have had ex-
entries include Miller. Fisher. Hubbard,
Whitney, Leach S,rouss, Murdoch and
Happleton.
Princeton did not have any runners in last
YEAR, race so that there is no comparative
form TO Judge by Cant. Eiscle is ihe best
runner on the team and recently Won The
cups offered for cross country races bw TRe
Ddih Pr,n cct,nicn the college paner, Walker
Atherton T Crawford, j. Kelly and %I f. ii R@iiy,
tres' Ies Rust @ has been dong lot of % dsfan"e nee
running and he. Lingle and Crawford repre-
sent the experienced element. Walker and
to Eisele. ' N'>>' N'''>' '''''' '''''' ''''
Columbia last wear brought her team in in
NTH postion, The best man to finish for the
iocal CoiiaRians was Charles Nardonpld who
was in sISth place lie was tifth when he
entered The track for the last lap around 70
the tnish but was rnuybt ripht M tba tona
hv Starr Of Cornell Who beat bim Nv four
Afths nf a second MnCdo onald il comnetinc
AGAIN mis- season, Dmssel oinmbin a second
nssn % Who hnisbad in eivh hieenth nlocc ia nmi
for ibe lean, hs also il Greene Who ia this
vear'a oantain tohimhia's entriea includo
i = Uetbe rinvton n Good middle distance
ninnar who has been showinTup we'll a"ross
n1untrv Inntber CoIr mhja man or so,ro
nbijitvs ia Zink who also ia n ,nidde dis
tnnca riinner Commbin's chances nre not
con sidcred to no very bripht excent Tor haat
in - nnt princeton and p"ssihly RarynrJ
III 0l arbmaetts Instt,,ta Of iecbnoorv bos
ar emtireiv unknown team' Headed Nv d
ADAMS the capiain the names sent in 10 tho
manager mf the meet include Il r. CailowoW
y i 3SIano IN he am VI r Tomnson q II
Rupglas II r. Rnpgies e. n Havana and
rs TIo,nn - 'e7' - ' '''' "''
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