The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

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PnIxcHTox, April x.-coach wEls0a 81
the PTincsson trnck team has decided upon
the men WhO viii ran In the mile relay "A III
nsnnsylvAnia games IN Philndeiphia nsxI
Saturday. BLACK. Franiz. Sawyer and
Whlleley make up tho team with OTrAek
instead Of Black this team won from Penn
sylvAnAA at the indoor games % the Boston
A. A. Cooke viii run IN the 100 yard special
and Dwight In the high hurdles Capt.
Moore and Bennett Ia enter the pole vani'
and Black may 30 IN the aprtnts. but Bum
aled, another hurdleF Who was deVelopins
rapidly. fell on q vet track the other day and
sprAined his ankle severely.
The track aitnation here b about the sanae
a. it hAA been f0a some years past There
are fow hrst class mon Who vii give any
bod, q contest. and q crowd Oi others from
whom aaara are q possibility II numbers
heln any Coarh wiassu h under no handacap'
70. almout twice a. many men ~ formerly
have been doing regular wOrk and he ssoEaa
20 be gsttins the best there IN In them
In thu CalsdOmian games X. Cooke. VINO
was lneliGibbs last year. was timed Tor ten
seco0ds hat IN thu hundred and u ne COZ
tAnuoa In form, VIII be . good man % take tins
place of DawharN beth az this distance and
the 2.3O. Tho only other sprtntera who have
shown much are Jeesnp and Black. Of the
Ave men most prominent In the quarter male
Frants and whleslsy are also expsrienced
half mtlsrs. Don. q sophomore. wuh proo-
abby BE- the third entry In the half mile IN the
dual meets.
Ther. 4 no ono who has thus far given any
indications 90 being . worthy successor fO'
McOee in the mile and two mile. ynlentine
won the N lle In the Calsdcnisrs. hut he ana
only Gsa. Meliick In the two mile was not
much better comparatively. The only en-
couraRing Thing about these two events u
the large number % men who are tryins
TO make good.
me hsadliner in hurdlinx b N. Dwight.
who holds the Princeton record Of - %
ssconds IN the high hurdles. with Bumsssd
out Of It DussnberSy b second best. and a
times can make Dwight hustle.
Prancsson took only one point m the
asld events frOm Yale IN the dual mees
lasa year, but thte seasons prosp@cn are
a little hriRhter. Eddis Hart. the football
captain. can put the shot about - feet ana
MaeGreeoT and BisSeli each are about two
feet short of that. In the hammer throw
stmona has done res feet. and he. speer"
and Ellsworth have ell been tossing con-
at.aentIy over 10 feet. The team n weaker
IN the Jumps Dell and Bamens have gone
over the bar At S feet = inches In the high
JUMP Moor IT q r. s@S s Jump are BsS
nett and CadW ell have been noyerinG aIonnd
~ fact IN the pole vault and the hrst seems
90 have recovered from his slump IN the
ne frss real chance 70 nnd ou, about how
asVonR Princeton Ia viii he the Iale dual meet
= S:r HAVEN e. on S. May a aso Sss and Pff he
Penn relays will show emily the Abslmy OF
q feW of the be,teT men, ann, =.
"wednesday. the Tiger baseball team has
q good record this season and " the pace
can he maintain med viii have one OF the
has had fos a long time or tho twelve
games played the nine has won steht lost
60 the Ssw York Ame wTs,a; the fn ,,.d
one 81 tho games with ueorxe.own 49,
These have Included four double hEure
yiS,or'ees nSss S O;E 'nS 1880 .Sns and ha,s
for the dozen RMme~ have been " ana see
respectively. On the other hand the pitch
81 Is runs and S ss hits a game, though
the only ShutOut which the team has par
ticipated In Vas the thlrteeu inning Nhhe-
wash by TempletOn Of Williams.
When Coach Bll Clark took charge Of the
team last February he found that he had
two good catcherS. includins Capt. Dawson
steve White and an unknown quantity IN
WOOdle. q fair shortetop ana .eak nrrI
SSp- I'd as@oSd and third: and two good out ::
heideru. With a strong freshman Outneld
from Nhich 20 pick the third m@n
discovered that Sterrett MAS too SLOW and
uncertain for an outneld place bur va.
too strong q batter TO lose: 80 ne shi ni
and PLACED sam white perhaps q better
heldinR fret basemAn than etther-at
third. THIS vac the combination which
sS nSS the PhIlSasIpSia Nationals and has
rem aimed intact ever since.
fair sSa A' %ss ssT: .sS@n 'ni S.a
S Sssa . soSS Si'iins nine, sysr.sins 3:
bard isS1f' Who ZION Is. SsSsc. Tor the third
Outfielder. following Nth ass each
captains for sons. time whose work has
not been affected adversely BY the RESPONSE
bilities Of the leedsrship and Be :. PLAYING
sistently, throwing hard and accurately
missing only two nsldips Ghances in
Es"pIns his team sternaIiy on the jump.
His underutudy. Warner. 10 also cAPAbie
man. -,
care % BY steve White and wOOdle.. and
opponents to 3 run and 8 hit an lnninF:
rounding, into form. and though Inclined
e b: siId !" sloss Sesnd ps sHS .S. r.
neldinR averages are exactly the same.
The best fielding inhelder n Reed at
ahOrtstop. but both he and Warwick are
ain In their thrOwa. Both are fair
four home FunS Sam White 10 being
closely pressed by Prescott for third base
becaues White sufers from inaccurate
throwins and has been weak q the bat
The star In the outheld IL Balm, who has
. clean aeldlng sheet In the left meadow
and IL especially valuable on account oi
his speed and run getting ability. He has
scored eighteen times exactly twice "a
much 40 any one else. Bard and Cunning
ham, the two Others. are both sure ~
catchers and are hard batters. but the
former lacks the strong wing which the
latter has. Granger N q fast substitute
but 10 not q hard hitter.