The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-01

deficiency examinations, and at length
no got through everything except one
course In algebra. He took on Mamma NINA
to understand that ne passed II. Through
o mistake Of some kind this mark wa not
reported, and when we left for Chicago We
thought everything. was all right. We
must not Compete When be got out to the
games. That y just an e~xernphhcanon
| Wiaconsin.
incidentally, there has been some talk
influence, 30 to speak. As Q matter OF fact.
DO 70 o young man whose family has some
money and he is in . position to 60 70 any
college that he wishes and pay his y
Of SHs our snt spasE team am a" at PcrtIsnd a. re ma
tional championships last year and The "
result OF that. and that alone, that parsons
came TO the university. hin that, ~
viii see for . long, while. He 10 likely to
equal the Dufey performance before long.
especially II he has good training;
Lest year At Q meet In Madison nvS
watches were held on him. re covered
for three Of the watches recorded that
| time and the two others had the charmed
0 8-5 seconds, He lie q big fellow and comes
With a great rush at the end 9{fhis raSes.
the latter was running and he's the free
big striding style that married. the great
Georgetown man. He 10 o rather slow
| starter compared to some sprinters. but
there 10 almost no one who could get away
from him in the last part Of Q race. he
just flies for the last thirty yards Kraens-
There is absolutely no doubt that Par
sons is q 0 As seconds man for 100 yardg,
for he registered thst per1orm e WIN
There are great PREPARATIONS making
out West for the proper treatment OF tho
Pennsylvania football team in ito game
idea that they are going to win and show
the East and will do the best that is in them;
There have been many games OF football
between the W inst buttons in years past,
and Pennsylvqnia Won every game piayea
in 1909. There will be a royal welcome
for the Red and Blue when 1t faces the
Maize and Blue.
The baseball season at Williams this year
has been an exceptional one. Considering
1.-The strength Of the material when the sea-
son began the manager and coach had little
hope that there would be anything but g
very ordinary team. In view OF the fact
that williams has beaten Yale, Harvard,
and has BROKEN even With Dartmouth. the
position of the New Eglanders in the base
BAH records for the season ought to be
pretty near the top. Woou1se, with the to 0
score made BY Princeton sf zsh st. Williams ~ ! ms
absolute head. Princeton seems to have
the best clsim to that place. One OF the
best games Of the whole season was that
against Dartmouth, there being sixteen
innings and the SCORE / to 0 IN favor Oh tne
Both Coach Dowd and Capt. Neild had
little hope Of an extraordinary team when
practice started The rating Of the team
however, was boosted by the development
things that helped Williams was the fact
that Amherst played suoh good baseball
against Dartmouth and Brown. n helPec
put these colleges behind in the figuring
and the two defeats that Williams gave
Amherst IN the earlier games helped TO es.
tablisn the Williams players we'll up towarc
the TOP. The makeup Of the team has beer
unchanged from the start OF the season and
as a result Of having so many men wornnt
, steadily together; the team ,+s gSs 70 T E sI nag.
!. who played for Williams were G. M: Waters
'os, catcher; j. G. Ford, '07. and A. ]. Pierce
'O7, pitchers; r. j. Hartman, '08, first base
+. {. p; Wadsworth. 90. seeond base; Z; +
, Young, 20, shortstop; B. N. Hogan, oe
: G. B. osterhout. 'os, right field. Ford,
work In the box has been excellent. a
n | season, ana ne 10 TtRdIuco CD JIG "a. VA
) best Of the college pitchers. The team lose
: next season Capt. Neild and Hogan. Bot
q have played on the team ever since inc
entered college. -,
3 has received word from James A. Hatch
: 'os, Of New York city; that business in
. terests will prevent him from taking charg
] OF the football team as head, coach mex fall
o He was captain Of the team in his senio
. year q; and d,t last seas sSasoP hs was hea% %s SoaSh' % :
: who was captain Of the team in his senio
wear, will be appointed in his place. .Wetso
played four years on the team OF the viii
Jamestown High School and Tor four year
y He coached the Hamilton College footba
y varsity baseball team at williams as we'll.
q The spread OF the sensible opinion on til
10 subject of summer baseball in the college
1t is regarded favorably by. mahy person.
% MANY of the larger institutions are In fave
J. OF letting men play the gauin who are !
g. good standing In studies regardless {
Is whether they have played summer baseba
10 nro is not to be tolerated and the idea al
tributed to Cornell Of having no men WI
10 have played In the major leagues or II
Of state league on the college team ls all RICH
y Princeton Is declared to be unofnciaisy
v. il. There is small doubt that tho tendenc
it nj Harvard is in favor Of this. Wisconsl
Is favors this and the other Western college
,e that the game may 6s-piayed under certai
restrictions BY almost any one. tits bettt
y that thing, should be this way thar to ha,
', and Lefty McIlveen. When these fellow
n ret into the big Leagues, the newspape,
q are able to say, These players are not e. 2
various semi-professionai cams und'
le The relations between Georgetown ar
le THE University Of Virginia, which were car
r. ful]y patched up last veal after much labo
It. are totally broken of and there will be I
ne more intercollegiate sport where the'
1e two are concerned. The Georgetown Pc
lie Die will have to turn to the University,
Is North Carolina. 1t is understood b
+ the North Caroline people have the id'
I'd OF starting up rowing. Georgetown won
welcome them as rivals and would be ab
to get q race on in Washington every ye;
that would stimulate rowing interest at q
institution greatly.