The sun., 1910-11-13
WITH The COLLEGE ATHLETES
DOINGS IN rae FIELD or SPORT
~ EAST AND VEST.
stanford Predts ny Disqualification Of
Noirr Dame Men In Conference
Championship Pacific Coast Wen Get
Track Title faies Baseball Outlook.

recently IN the COnferen' 2 Inc rSfs
Dame affair ard the suppose Cd prots Of
MnaesotI players by Wsconsin have
s;rred up much tIIs and some feeling
The strongest eTe"t OF rhe disIurliAca:!on
OF fhlnrook md DmmIck OF Not-e Dane
has been 10 UEasttle the conierta'e track
and field b lmp ponshIr. In the SImes last
June the 'Wo rhlstes won ~ points between
them and gave IN. chnmplonsE to Notre
Dame
The rrorNst AGAINST them was made ~
the niSers.ty of Ctlto-nu, ~ the tine OF
the games un! 'hs conference author ties
b We h-en investigating ever S,nr" When
they h'' iied 'hst N" two men wer" mel q
HI" Through h,Ning "nrr-tef too eng 10
college sports 'hr removal oi ne pn.n'~ wnn
hy NE Notrr Dame men ana rhe rcadJ lr'ment
of TIA" core gave the championship t.
stamford. ,al,tornia'- next door n"!ghhoT
aud r.vs on 49,. pa'In, ,oI-'
II = the nr-- '!rl" stanford has non ~"
Cpuisrep'p ham p'O9ehIp. HIr'" .:Eh the
stanford athl.fs. hnV" ,ompct-i " several
c'"aSiun- ~ -" games r." P1ln Ai-o
'oik~ would prefer In have won rha ,h.iA-
pion-hip outright. but as ~. two N"i--
according ~ ~. difference rul!aV. lad NJ
night 10 ,omper-. IN" Chanpt"nsh.r u stan
ford's Lgt.m.tey !, was neI9hhor'E
Z de- ,aed asains, No,r" Dame would WIN
the title Cor N" keensst TtvhFs the berNei"v
II. other AFFAIR ou- West. rhe Minnesota.
Wisconsin trouble. ,pp@trs 10 have no real
foundation ~ east The Wlsconsln % foIss
JcCttns TO any nnesoti PLAYERS md meyer
did 50 u must have been mistake 'hat
gave rise 20 that report. they say.
Money = coming N very smoothly AZ
Syr1cuea FOR the raising ni 'he dent II N"
athIetC association. one merchant gave
his store over 20 the student, and !e' them
take 10 Per cent of the days re-. 80
They have instituted -aR day. ant a wide.
spread cAnvHs for s,nco = being carr ed
on II looks as 4 th.re'd be a crew at
Poughkeepsie after al
In AL the years from 1900 down 20 hs
present Cornell never hhd bad r-oS-.
country team. Tie team that was b" ten
In 1901 wasn't bad - merely disagreed
with Molkley. ard he !e, 80 men h,y-
Their own way They de ded af'erw iTd
{ mish' he a. we'll Ia 'a' him seen on he nC
he Trainer and t'ey would a';end t. ''e
running
The Ars, intercollegiate soccer game
long ago IN chicago r." IN vers.t.es %
Illinois and ,h!chro competed. ard th|
former won goals 10 n kTo'ts ar. %
he m de to estaS! - The -por. regularly
IN the ,onf-ren'e l. MS tired Z Wisro
-in come years ago. when 'he other -'"!s
/ the students .dn't tax 80 i ?; all lh",,
| cred out vigorously 'o- ,h. Old game and
refused - take EvNS' ''i'e
When u vts de" .dsd l.s' Ve1r - '1k"
oTered the westsrn--- game The
decided 4 would Se r.tre- 20 v,' NIL
th.v md il,y.d = UI. = Hs'nrr king Ip
with the Eastern !nt-r"O'"g ate htHi.'pu-
The name n Coach Kellogg appears IN
connection with "A list Of r'!Hrers :ha' Iowa
sent 20 the conference cro-s-"ouutry rham-
pionship That = probably No ,fher trar
Y Kellogg the ono t!r:." Michigan d.
3 tancc runner. whose performance IN rhe
relay games a. Ph,,adslphIa viii ne remem-
bared Tor long time Athletic names
keep popping up every where. tor instance.
pr ban p l.uby j. the trainer at ~" NJ
vsrsi,y of Missouri That Dan Luhv.
: the former Pennsylvania hammer throNsr.
Who almost killed >CottV llenviCs one lay
while practising m franFhu Fisl 4 lubv.
although a lightweight. 'orIi throw M
hammer far. Ne was 0ne II those . foot
Cor -Nsrv roUnd to~s"t-
-pea, ins of coaches AMI trainers. tn" nj
,-r-stv II chicago ta- ru"~' .uu-ua! h-i
~ nsn nos n charge II toortsh 'eam-
There tr" twrn'y--rv"n Nar0nn- n 'pi-
'aga- 4nt schools throughout he snrrtry
Arthur Badeno"h - me New MrNl'n
and VI olleg. HUGO Ve3te. I'M "r-.ry
~ Arkansas ltaI itdir-.. Man. iq,yer-
: Parry. ne Paul University " ~h-.-
Son. n.verSity II Indiana ant ~" famous
nr- some y she best .-noWn II ~" went
seven PERHAPS after ca" pr"-"rt tt-h>-
tTouS season 'hiCago men "oh -" 20
much IN !emLnd
/ : Chanler freshman At Harvard.
Is srroE!nr NE loi' class rev N 'r- Early
rowing "han'or oacel N" iorw.'prv-
rrsw hat uon the F'.'rv -Vp -htS fIl Y"
nal rowing ,v2~r!rurr e. Et"r mi IIrar-
entity - 4 strong nan 'N- 'e boat lN"r"
E.rs .eTsny MAI "5 a. or r.. - ' sf iH in'n a7
.ice a hettsr showing than at 'trl'. sal.
rowing 'or NE '-"-hrs Wa -ra~'"t only
last year az Harva-i
There a.errS - - 4 'entaar~ a. Penn
syivarla % l0ok upon " Edwards he
hurdIer \. orand new rroduc'. n"rhap-
there severli repo-'s refer '1 him -
holding he 'n.cr>gholas'i~ ~"cord ~ ne
Pscisc coast Cor 10 HiEh h.rt'e- WNa'-
ever may have SaHn - D"rfo -mauCs- a.
-choo'boy. Edward .ndo.h'et'y ''d
bic bes, when in college He vss member
, OF 70 r!ss- I loii a - 'T'"srs, y =
,-aot cam Sasn re ,af. here n he early
par ,: ne 'r"s"n' lG'ITn
n IN, n san F-rnr:.ro i"scI.-f Forros.
Srr.'ason in nc HIgN NV-,i."- - '' - 49,
0nis, - - a. He seen N' = ,'as' "'a7
are Sere ,a" ia ii - econ l.. ". h
n"r'orrers nr. -lrs >'i"' -,n.- .Tn
"a .urt Z - second. and '"a' = - h'r.d'-
Edwards Won =" gh!e a; p"rrsv'-
r.nff nf - FH- ''sN n re- :. -
q ar ns ma" -Dnr"'e 'rr 'hH t-"-'. p. lu
'Iass - ~ .t-" r,l' =. won' E'Ar' N -"
.E'erCDi"y'i's yafH"- NJ. l''e
pres..on, schrrman 2 Cornell gave
hsvh rra'-e 20 coach Courn'v A. ne crew
c~lahra'ioa ~ l'ha~a PAT ~ whA' -
sad yu- 'h,s
I believe he 'ir,s Il coming. and am
saving SD c~"islly IN ny annua. -er"r'.
Hhen -0un university : hore n "I'l re
.,.ruel '-n'var~i'y till ID :or n" rr"n'ai
- rrH'r"r Nta' Mr Courtney !s doing Tor
40 -,Nysi~ll
VI Courtney insists IN phTsiGre h"t he
aI.o insists or charn''Ar I TX" to rH.rE
Of that Ike to ;hrrk tAa' her" T. the
crew r"or1 ard OF Cay'igh Lake we illustrate
. the relation between bodily ftneS- and
morn. ,hara.ter Let mar rake c.i--
= whi-key or T'a-- - beer and ,he g'N
i1- VI 'uuftn.y Suuv- about . and b."
80. e. tii, .rif ar viii tel MIN we .
Won know that he w'.l 'ei. hIu
i 'A.. thar % our -"h""-. our college
and pnr IrivsrsIt'c. alike there j. too r.g'.
aalby e..r.rn'Ip.I. 80" much make believe.
TOO much me-. .aciuHi g-bft No shsrI 80
vrEffe- ear ksefI hi- place for twenty n 4"