The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

a great effort to score In the I. 4. 4 4. 4 A..
gaines next year With Talbot 10 lead on
with six points a. least tho Nhite and Blue
has hOnes 81 achieying a rood place. There
u a sophomore named Watts who last sprinH
did ? minutes n seconds for two miles lie
did not CON pete o. the E. 4. A. 4. 4 meet
because thai r0nfi,tsd with the games &C
Harrisburg IN whrh Lafayette. state, Gar
Isle and Others compete annually. Neit
/ year. Pop Golden says an arrangement viii
he made 30 that these two meets do not con-
nict
There il hurdler named Armsby at
state. Who alrO has a good recOFd TIE
| has been timed a. fast ~ IS is seconds In
the high hurdles. hut II he h actually two
/ nfths slower he will be In the running In the
2 Invertebrates Armsby 10 = sophomore,
. Nc Entire. a iunior, h the strong man Ius,
. now In the dashcs snd broad Jump tie -
good for about ~ - seconds In the 100
Yards and has Jumped close 10 y feet.
| Iumm. a freshman distance runner, has
done minutes .n the halt mile and COM
. parutiVely slower 'i'nc IN me mile. Very.
another freshman weight ihroNeT
occasionally hetir- BIO the shotput than
Talbot
tine thing that scents 20 show The STATE
has rood prozpe u b, that in the inirrvla~>
gnncs there only few DAYS aEo the juniors
won with 20 points, M, freshmen Nere
-, ond with % points. ihs -ophomores
third with ~ points and ths -ssuior- lIst With
points obviously Tho graduating 'las~
b. tot irAnr away any athletes IT vital
7 importance 20 the So, e~s Of The team next
season
/ chester \ Emerson Of Medford has been
,.c, tel captain Of the Dartmouth baseball
team fbt reNr ~rl~ou ic has played l''fi
field for taT.r -alsnn- ard - 0mong 'hs
strouCert har-m.u II the team IN ha
freshman year be distinguished himself
iu a game vuh Pennsylvania With $40
our ~ to ninth ming and Dartmouth
behind 20 % he dfov, ~ two runs With
"a triple aud Won FOR the Green. Tie has
been ont of the game Tor about ihree weeks
herau-c II strained ankle 'hadhourre
catcher Mt,hru. pitcher Norton, serond
base. and Brady first hus" are he only
PLAYERS Dartmouth loses through gradua.
ton
o. has bsen fairly -ucoez-ful season
Twelve Of thc nineteen games played wert
yiyto-ious for 'he Brr~n Rovdoin. "a
favsHte Tufr. torr I'll. Vermont. Amherst
Nj &. Holy Cross and Harvard wr7'
,oiir-cs from vhi,h Dartmouth Won
,t.torg over Lafayette il somoft,rF 'hg'
almost any .ollere may h. pFoun u 'hess
dav- ha,ru-a he kastortsns had what
looks 20 many persons very like a cham
ptou SHIN team lufts ,ofnel. Vermont
NpIy tru-s md Amherst won return games
from Dartmouth and Williams defeated
Hanover PLAYERS tVtr a iNilms was IN
only ,oilerc thar shut Dartmouth out
...... III 49,. 40, ~. f-,.ry,ap .I...
ueU IAN several of the athlete, W hO di,
partIcularlg oh in the annual int ~rhOlas
10, meet on Marshall I ELI On June g. 'hig
among the-ss 10 'ampr~li, a ho won me hal
mile In 2 minuies 5 seconds anu the quartz
In 50 Is seconds lAngiotd. no won m
broad iump Etfh % feet lI', IN he's H. an
other pru-peJ i've Maroon Their" all
no several weight men. among them Barker
% Ieuneszean, AMI kana'faT. Nho Gomez
from Kansas ltv
The Waroons eNpe.t IN have bette
.aasuu Du the trNrk newt year thnn usual
they win lose only three men. Nor'hNue
A weight man. Wh,pp. a distanre runner
and Fisbein. field man They all he"l
several strong sprinters aud distan'e met
who .rored In The dual games las sea son
and alao Vill BE- veil ~ IN the field events
FrOm the lBig team via come NeTal goo,
performers. among hem Nun, hurdle
4 and broad iumr'r. Eo0d :aT nofe thai
81 feet in no latter event bunny hognrs
pole vaultsr. ~ Dapta'n % The team To
newt season
again Ne j. the man no ran the uuari-
mile IN " IS -srOnis and the hail mile .
/ minute - So -..rouds In the ronierenr,
game, man vho follow athletl.s "a
~ these performances DaNenpou nrub
ably rouldn have made Them IN The Fast
Z ern INTERCOLLEGIATE meet. hef all-a our game
are differently handled For instance
2ay'anIst %. on W., gGS1 IAN s s9 h, SS h,S,
10 nm one IL, the half mile a. he Nnuld haVi
IN here In The Vast
Lawrence & Hull. IT.. Rhodes schcis
from Michigan and president 81 ne oytor'
niveTsity G.. in giving his oxford i'm
pressions Tor The Michigan ihiraHss has thu
\, .ay nm athiettra No other feature nj
The English uui, ervity uie h NOR" prominen
Than ~ athletic side The most distinctive
ard the mot yommsndahle character tsii'
81 the Oxford athletic system n that u !.
system for the many and not merely for ~
few No matter how little chance 4 mai
has of making q varsity team ne goes ou
daily and plays on he college team, " u
no exnREcratiOn 10 Sny that tSO-thifds nj
the Students are ria wing aOme game almos
every afternoon NJ he university term
Think shat q means 70 have went y-iw'
different football teams possibly playtni
, here On tho sane afternoon. And even ~
TsFnTds foot ball this number might h
doubled slnre We have both rugby anf
association games have Admired aothn..
more here than the attitude " the EnRlisl
university men toward sport Our Amer
ann stu3srts Who spend IN much tim,
upon the bleachsFs should really taxi
, notice
zatile In hi attention 20 different branche'
III sport In the winter term he may plal
ruHgeT one day, aOccV me nrNt. hockel
the third and perhap. one day N the Weel
run IN his COLLEGE track meet icniled spgFts
hereI In the summer term he will alter
nate cricket and tennis. The rowing mai
cannot scatter HE energie. In this wise
however. and 10 ~ ne river al the year
And of course members o. yqraity team
devote themselves rather reliGiOusly IN IN
particular sport In which they excel.
The university teams are chosen iron
the best men upon the college teams M
different struggles against Cambridge an
the important athletic events o. The year
. and th0.a men chosen % uphold Oxford
reputation IN rowing. track. football an
rrIrket arc awarded tho blue that =. ar
allowed 20 wear a blue neckts. hatband
M "a Huli who in 1910 won the 100 an,
? at0 ward runs against Cambridge and "a
, elected president ~ the y on the orde
J III the Track team captain. llec0uldn. com
rete this year In the games because Of be-
ankle Hull viii return 10 Ameftca 400
. and will practise Law. probably ~ Inc stat
81 Michigan.
MIchlgnn's track team had q compaFa
lively successful season In the last academi
. yeaT The Cruss-CouniTy team last fa
finished third in tho tnteruollegate rir
Michigan won from Cornell and Ayracua
In indoor dual meets. The Qn9 mile rela
{ team finished secOnd az Philadelphia and N
four mile team VS. third SyracuEe Va
, defeated In an outdoor dual meet, and
/. the intercollegiate games Michigan "a
: third. we'll mp toward feunsyivania an
, haie
, n was the last year Of keens Fitzpatrick
4 eugagement with the Wolverines, and con
= sdsrnd an ehcOuFaglnE one ft1patFic
caves good material Tor The hand u Aivi
KraanElcin. The former Penn hurdieT. uh
, Will have charge 10 Michigan next season
Z II gill he Interesting 10 49, what hrnen1lfi
. viIi 40 with Rnluh craig. The EuF inter- VII