The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

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Tbs h~aaetall situation This aessoh In the
colleges haa bcen Ong ~ Interesting .cum-
~plloatlonr. For q time N loohed % u VIII
latna had the e,ronGeat team and then
princaten loomed up very strongly. Brown
for 4 time was tho chOice, but defeats ~
tho hands ~ Pennsylvania and Harvard
throw the Providence men out ~ 90 neidaf.
alton. just what tho final result can In
u IL hard 10 nAy One thing IL certain, and
that IL that williams has one Of the clean
eat fielding teams In the colleges. The
Berkshire lada have played many errorless
game, y u has been rare that more than
two mlaplays ha va been ohalked up agAinet
the wearers Of the purple. That IL o worry
good showing for any team,
Coach Yoat Ia all framed up now TO give
Pennsylvania n beating when tho two col
leges meet in football mex season. This
vii be a game for revenge class traditions
stake. The prestige Of the East will be
involved and II looks as II IL were in safe
hands when ~penneylvania 10 the team 20
take care Of II. There was small differ
once bctween Chicago and Michigan in
an advantage for Michigan. what little dif-
terence there Ia this season. The game
should be worth the attention OF persons
for miles around who can let to IT, Minne-
eota Ia after Dartmouth, and the New Eng
landers are pretty good, too.
Dartmouth has persuaded Fred Folsom
TO come back again to coach the football
team and that means that tho eleven up ut
Dartmouth ought to be a corker this seseon
as IL has been for several years past. Fol-
som has made good very much In his years
Mccormack to say that the Hanoveriana
have not missed him. Folsom Ia q football
enthusiast of the StagR, Yost, Sanford type,
the kind Of man who always makes a good
coach.
Harvard and Yale are at New London
-Nxr 0nNtipp rnaIty fn~ tho aN~,,.l xa-.Nk.
on May 20. The crews both have met with
slight misfortunes, and according to Yale
information the Eli crew not only IL the
worst ever, but In a crippled condition that
makes it appear that nothing but a gas en-
CINE In the boat can make 10 move more
good form to commiserate with Yale now,
because after the race II is unlikely that
confederation will be In order. The old
story about the cry Of wolf" always comes
pat to mind in cases like these. II Yale
such as it is declared to be this season,
no one will believe It,. The cry Of hard
luck has gone forth 30 often that one cannot
tell when to believe and when not. II Her-
wards crew Is all that ie claimed and the
there is a chance that certain predictions
Of victory for Yale on the Thames will
have to be revised. However there Is no
necessity for trimming asil now.
Apropos OF not hing at all, a man who Ia
mixed up in college a. hlsties tells a story
year. It was a crack freshman eight and
apparently doing. very we'll. The adj
herents Of the college were shocked and
surprised, therefore, to read one morn
ing Just before the race that the coach had
said, 'An my freshmen are siok. They
took some milk that did not agree with
them and I am afraid that we may have
to pull the crew out Of the race At the
same time wires like this were going out
Of the tow from this man; 'The freshmen
a bit down" The milk fed freshies rowed
away from every n and broke the record
for the course. All Of which goes TO show
that you never can tell.
II Is necessary to mention among the
at hletic trainers WHO have done good work
his first track season at Harvard. The
Improvement in jumpers, hurdlers and
weight throwers noticed among the Har-
ward men is traceable to him. Quinn has
a considerable local reput alton. For sew
West Side 4. G.. and was himself consider
able Of a Jumper. At the present time
he holds all records for leaping on skates.
He taught Dan Frank how to jump, and
got him to leap % feet 11]1 inches In the
Metropolitan championships Of 1904. Quinn
for a while and left there to take the pod-
ton as assistant at Harvard. He is not
only as good as most trainers, but he 10
considerably better than the average.
Even AL COPELAND has not hing on him when
1t comes to coaching jumpers, which 10 O
pretty big assertion.
It Is a source Of great qualification to
Quinn's friends here In this city to see him
make good. The work he did with Stephen
Kersburg and Rogers at Harvard
and their fine performances In the dual
meet with Yale indicate what kind Of ability
Quinn has. He has been reengaged at
Harvard.
The college track teams have cleo.
captains for the coming season with the
exception Of Cornell. Yale has chosen
J. W. Marshall, the intercollegiate champion
high jumper of the last two seasons.
This is in place OF Ell B. Parsons, who il
by many TO have forfeited his
OF election by his trip to Athens.
Harvard's new captain Is william Minot,
the mile runner who was victorious against
both Yale and Dartmouth In the dual meets.
Princeton onoe more has elected William
M. Armstrong, the hurdler, who holds the
low hurdle record for the unive rsity. Arm
strong was elected last season to succeed
Sumner Rulon-Miller when the latter was
to return TO college.
Pennsylvania's new captain is j. d. Whit
ham, the Splinter who was second this
season in both the 100 and $40 yard run
In the Mott Haven games. There was some
that Oartmell would be chosen