The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

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year 9 long summary ~ the Nurh n Cornell.
IN the intercollegiate championships was
published In these oolumna Ihqfe eeenne
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70 publish the ummAr from the Cornell
Daily Sun Of the intercollegiate champion
chips ~ the lHst ak years
Isoi- Harvard. fret Yale, second Prince
ton. third Cornell. fourth
ioo7-Haryard, afst Yale. second; Prince
ton. third California. fourth.
1903 Yale. first. Harvard. second Cornell
third Princeton. fourth
i90t- Yale. hrst. Harvard. second Penn
sylvania. third. Cornell, fourth.
i9oS-Corncll. first Yale, second Harvard,
third. Pennsylvania. fourth
i9o6-Cornell. first, Pennsylvan MIA second
Harvard. third; Yale, fourth.
Perhaps and possibly, Cornell now will
take the bruce In football that has been
made In track athletics, baseball and many
years ago In rowing. A good football
team will place Cornell absolutely In the
first rank Of the universities. With all
this athletic prominence there never has
been a team at Cornell at which the finger
Of the muck raker has been pointed. In
only two instances in the last ten years has
there been a man Of Questionable amateur
standing In Cornell, and these men lasted
only a short time.
A short time s when criticism was
being directed at Tom Shevlip. the Yale
athlete. for Indifferent work In throwing
the hammer, his room mate, W h~cClintock,
made q statement in behalf Of Shevlin, as
follows: -Shevlin for eight years has
taken part in every kind OF athletics and
wonder. Although just as strong as ever,
he feels tired and lacks spirit. II has been
said that ne was quitting, because he did
not appear for work at the field every day.
Shevlin has worried too much and as a result
Johnny Mack, the trainer, decided to cut
down his work and therefore old him
to report only twice a week at the field
The mud has been thrown good and thick at
Shevlin and I hope this statement will
help in clearing up the situation. He
trained consistently. and smoked cigars
simply because ordered to by Mack to quiet
his nerves, although the fact Of his having
smoked during training has been made
capital OF by Shevlin's critics. He simply
is tired from overtraining.'
Since he entered Hill School. Shevlin has
football player and baseball player. At
Yale he was ON the football and track teams
for four years and played baseball for a
oouple Of seasons. He has done his snare
for Yale, 1t would seem, and II he was unable
something should be pardoned In him.
Jumper, writes the following TO THE SUN:
After leaving Pennsylvania I went di-
rectly to my home in Utica, where re-
Hamilton later, where saw my old prep
school men, and while there, a report was
| circulated that I had entered Colgate Uni,
versity. My intentions were not directed
toward entering Colgate and two days
tended working for the Syracuse Electric
Light Company, I never m~atrioulat ed
at Syracuse University nor have / COM
peted for them in any games.
Il was a contestant IN some A. A; u
Jumped under Pennsylvania colorsr but
did not represent that university. l was
also an unattached contestant at the Uni,
versity OF Pennsylvania relay games
was entered 'ex-Pennsylvania.' have
and do not intend to be, I hope to Renter
Pennsylvania in September
According to statements made by athletes
at Colgate and by the director OF the gym,
nasium at Colgate last winter, kisi,ey had
Pennsylvania, According to the state
ment Of the director Of athletics, at SYRIA
cuse and of the Syracuse Daily Orange,
college paper, Risley was a matriculant in
the college OF fine arts; However, Penn
s~ylvania will be glad to know that he hopes
| TO return to Philadelphia. -,
The Wisconsin crew is struggling with
the proposition Of money for the trip East
to Poughkeepeie and funds, although
coming In slowly, still are in fairly good
| shape. The crew will come East this. year
about a week before the regatta, which Is
| dive to m Ike place this year on June %.
wisconsin has a better crew than usual,
| and the chances in favor Of making a good
finish are estimated to be high, The West
erners have gone to a great deal Of trouble
to raise money. There is almost nothing
in the athletic treasury, but a sort OF mousse
| 10 house canvass in the cities throughout
the Statesand a tax of 81 levied on each
| member OF the university has helped to
bril-. the total up to proper dimensions.