The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15
SYRACUSE ~ RED4Y MEET
Upstate Men Looking for Fast Team Tor
PhiIadeIphia. \

With the annual reilly lme OF the Uni
vcrsity of PcnnsylvaniG at Philadelphia but
two weeks distant the candidates for the
one mile team who vii! represent syracuse
University there ure working hsrd IN spite Oh
Encouraging weather to get into conaitinr
for the carnival Of races. All the cahdidateH
for the track team us we'll as the hfty men
who are trying for the crews are staying over
in the city instead OF going home for the
Easter recess which Ia now In progress.
According TO the qualifications sent out
some time ago by George Orion, manager OF
the relay games. Syracuse u 20 run IN lass
A against the teams of Cornell. columbia.
Georgetown, Amherst and Brown. The case
was similar last year, but at the last moment
most Of the teams in this, class either With
drew or went into the championship CLASS.
forcing Syracuse TO dc, the latter also ms
year 1t IL feared that Glass A VIII not M ah4
that II the Orange cares to compete IL VIII
have to he in the championship class. along
with the crack tchms Of Harvard, Princeton,
Chicago, Michigan and Pennsylvania,
The prospects are that Syracuse. VIII nave
a much faster. team this year than last, Her
fondest ADMIRERS. however, believe ina.
sy racns has s%csrcely a chance to get a plaSSs ne
foremost candidates for this years team Are
Capt. Karl B. squires., ,,oe, who ia showing
good speed in the middle distances; +: L.
star. =. s. Cox, '0s; X. y. Fisher, on II. 4.
Stebbins, 'U8; Mac Grary, 90. and {. II: Barnes,
'Op. From this mater al Or. Z. 4 HutCnilis.
the track team coach, hopes to make a fairly
Besides the relay team. which wiz consist
Of four members and a substitute. Syracuse
relay meet by big Bill Horr In the shot put
aud hammer throw and Claude Allen In the
pole vault. Horr is pushing oYt the shot a
Improvement in his work with the hammer.
Three other candidates III the weight events
nov working for the re, t rae lean team are sa Bsdedlc''
The university crews ere. working twice
daily during the vacation. The men report
to to- the Ss G"G : B. at sn a '9'e @!GISc Roi and fT nftsr % a brisF
walk Of varying lengths meet at the training
table for hreakiast They report Ct the boat
in the afternoon al O'Clock.
Many of the barsineii are suffering from
boils, ard, in fact, ybojls, have almost broken
up the varsity combination for the last week.
Among the men who are most troubled are
Capt. Salisbury and Ross Arderson. with two
or three freshmen in the varsity boat In, the
place Of the veterans. me Iqnlyr; crew s Mh,en u
Henley az Pkiladelphia May 20 is showing its
stern To the other crews. ,,., 60,
The freshmen combination, made up OF
Jimmy Ten Eyck. stroke; d. spencer. :: Nell
son. q; Fisher, 81. Dapgremopd. I Hcinenway.
3: Banks. =, AID Aradine,. bow. IL showing
considerable Improvement H. this order. The
boat moves on a more even keel than a week
The baseball team opened its season q week
pfesent IN the south. WHERE It is playing
games with University Of Virginia, Washirg-
ion and Lee, Naval aISdepLy HsG ,rS c, MSsn y,
Baltimore. GeorGetown aud Fordha IN. Man.
nger AM ard Coach lleffernan accolnpa MED
,lie t"sln, the men Who nomposed It being:
fS,f Br RS: s M1,"%di base, , '2i, e " sh%rtstop.
Caut, rutherford; third base. Scnii{' rl,
field, Madden: centr" field. Ryan, and right
NRln NHTfUl.