The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-23
N. y. u. ATHLETICS.
Seven Games Arranged for Football
Season.


Dudley Z. wiltse. mag Of the New
| York University football team. announced
the following schedule Of seven games for
the 1909 season. The dates are:
October 10. Haverford College At N, 7. u;
3, stevens Institute ct Hoboken: November .
| detection day., Wesleyan University al n. Y. u;
g. Rutgers College at N. Y. u: Is, Tufts College
At Medford. Mass; 20. Union College At n. Y. u
Is Thanksgiving Day, Trinity College at n. Y, U,
The schedule includes seven games.
i've OF which are to be played on Ohio Field.
The initial game with Haverford will re-
auire a good deal Of hustling to whip the
eleven In shape to meet this speedy sssre-
CATION, Wesleyan has been retained as
the election day attraction in place OF
Rutgers. an innovation OF last seasons
schedule. The p%rolonging Of the season
to Thanksgiving Day. when Trinity COL
departure from the old schedule. On the
whole the dates are highly pleasing to the
university supporters and q good season
can be expected.
Herman P. Olcott. the former Yale centre.
has been r~eengsged for aAhird year a.
coach for the local eleven. The Yale sys-
TEN n,s e coaching on ia. .,d fsll Ta. ,. ,:5E.'y ,b Re.
Slcott got from . new eleven, Against
tie games, % with Wesleyan and SIS
Rensselaer, and Trinity and Won from Havsr::
ford by a score OF SIS.
1t isl little early to get . line on the pos.
sss. !. to % .nslsas the mes mseeri.l o1 no! II
q, <. Young. last Year, e.ps.in and risht
sn "srt a 4; fGya y! x.uf fsl'e'f i.i. q quar-. Si"' and
there Hsy are i lsit go 3. wh..isr. tcsptsin:eiest
s ssS 5if Iisst 'i S : (: G Sssssy' r. si1' ss.r :;
guard: r. Elite. LETT haifbaek; Z. !dtilowsy.
Banning and Won Eslodstein. hiliose.s;
in the line. 4 large squad q second strins
wili be Able to supply material for the I.r,
q larger DELEGATION than usual to the sup
port Of football.--
The trsok, a has come through the
usual swS % Credit .h' Hs wear Ssf WON %'. an Interesting %sas
to SIX. while Rutsers won BY . rattle.
sgrprisins oor Of Is to 49, y. rs1 a Tsasnsii;
IN Its inability, to get second place po!n nav
The individual events captured py ny
Yorker: was sreS Wi,h than not fnT'e y esr q
e T%ssSsiTs by %e' Ernie T Hjersbers tie local
colleFIans SHOULD begin to pick up rap'd''
In this branch OF athletics. .,.d It's
e,oeiient record oYY winning N Isaac Rig
trophy by taking a match with Cn i
BY * 70 ~ gsm ,so r so, Easse Won n"d 1helt
games. while Rudolph drew his game anu
Jones lost to the e. G.. N. Y. Opponent,
The varsity crew will complete its ACTIVE
work on Memorial Day. One snakeuv
has folk another all season, MiIo.
tunes have piled themselves upon me IVA
continually and at times the coach has haa
a hard time to get SUFFICIENT numbers "
take out the boats. The trouble, stariesa
before the Navy race. After Mr.. Connens
retirement from the. coaching. ueots7
Van Viiet, the professional. was ehkeksS
He tried to change the old methos;s i%
hls own, with a scant three weeks femsun
ing before the Annapolis race. lhe NV ss
was far too short to show any peheshht
from the new system.. The VARSITY Saaf
rowed a good race against the laser ttG".r
crew. but were clearly outclasseo Mn
that race the junior sight Dared race ~ !.
Harlem regatta was the other sched uieu AZ,
test for the Local crew. Anderson, the s,ton me-
their seats. due to their senior RANKING
State position as an engineer and hsa n
duties. Completion Of their senior yea"
at college required others to quit roW'ns,d
The coach ~reoraanized. his sheI n
has since been working the men haiu
get them In trim for the coming nt.
The time again has been short, for s.-sWS
or~kanisation. and although the loSs ,onsl
may make q good showing on Nenonms
Day, Il has many handicsps 10 oVer''D'
before then.