The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
A HIGH PLACE IN
ATHLETIC WORLD
F0RsS.Q. BOYS
p.:a u.lh sa2n
Bard, Howes. Murchie, Gum
ming and Pryor, All ColIegi.
ates, Are Much Talked. Oh.

College stars from South orar =
oocupy1ng considerable space in the
athletic world just at present. The bows
most talked OF are Collier ". Tsairl
Henry Howe, Arthur Howe. TroyVara
Murchie. Highland Cunning and Donald
Fryor. All are athletes with, honors At
tached TO their names.
balru VINO is a Junior at Yale. is a
or the crack relay team, which
mas oeen continually winning. and
Wnlcn VIII leave mex week on q tri,
south. where they will engage In MANY
meets. During the trip Baird and the
otner TOUR members of the track team
VIII be given a big reception at the
University OF Virginia, where the New
raven boys will engage in a dual meet.
Young Baird, besides being a relay run
ner, Is q star at the. four-mile distance
and mas captured many points for his
college in various. meets IN. which Ne
participated.
Baird is a former Newark academy
boy. While attending the locsl hnstitu-
ton he showed skill on the track and
VOL many medals. He is a son Of for
n1er Village Trustee William n. Eaird.
of Scotland road, South Orange. sff
Henry Howe, who il o son of Mr.. and
Mrs; solomon FL. Howe. OF Charlton avenue.
south Orange, and a normer- Carterat ,AcAd-
or athletes at Yale. He is captain OF the
varsity crew, which is expected. 20 defeat
al OF the big college eights with the cars
season The Howe family Is doubiy hon-
ored at the New Haven Uniyersity. for
Arthur Howe, a younger brother. Ind also
a graduate from Carteret Academy, Is cap.
tan TAN III me freshtnen's hockey team which
mas just closed a successful Season aon the
ice; He is also an able rupnets
IVA Murchie, who is a sohs of Ia and
Mrs Horace b. Murchie, of9so5 H6spect
Yale will be the. greatest b.aabali - irler
the university has ever bad. FMurchie is
. freshman. He weighs 1871 pounds. and ac-
Haven he will star above all. He, be-
cause of being a freshman, il NOT eligible
TO play on the varsity nine this sebso,fs but
p win ee tine resq "a boy artist on tiiiz fresh
year.
Because q his s.seneth young s~fareDie.
Ysle's big football eleven next. fall. Last
year, whom attending Phillips, AnA3ver
Aesdeny he PLACED Z halfbask On The
and helped win MANY ratdss, s.,7THfihlxx Al.
tending the Sonth 0rafge Hiah Sch ol
Murchie showed great skll as an sll-round
s salI and b bssk Ssp,alne sls he sasf fb scot-
He will try for the quarterback pobition
on the Yale football eleven nest SEASON..
Highland Cunning, another High Scno DOL
star. has this year entered, Princeton INT
yersity, and 1t is said, without doubt he
VIII play first base on the freshmen.s nine.
Cunning has n wide. reputation among the
school mines hereabouts as a atar first base
man. He played tue initial sack for The
South Orange High School, and also for
Seton Hall College. i,
Don Pryor, although not n stusent ct
any college, is still shining in tile5athletics.
Pryor Is a former Sonth Orange High hoy.
He Is one of the best all-round- athletes
ever produced from tereabouts-5 PRYOR .ast
year captained Brown Uuiyersity hesket-
ball and football teams. aud this year has
been coaching the, Provideuees e~ellesians at
basketball. He will play a position on TIVE
south Orange Field Club baseball nine.