The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

BASEBALL date The renewal of baseball - a
contamination long wished by under
graduates and one which 49, sincerely hops
viii lead - uubruk-n relations IN future
l"ar~ ll"~plt" III" ah~.'n". ni scheduled
lrilS 20 PRINCETON town and N" scheduled
receptions ut Princeton men tu Ithaca
Lh"5" has alwav- existed "A Close and open
Ihrrr Do. always jp.an A hone that one
daF a0aIr- would take some faNoTabl,
turn. That an Old tim. friend could be- met
ErabnHl" bodies ui the two universities
should aga'n have ori"inl recognition Of
their relations
tuIucli undergraduates admire Prince
ton University. admire Princeton men a. a
VIII h" resumed II tho baseball game L.
significant Of future games We hold II a
bright spot m meteorological. history
The game Will be played April - IN Prince
ton.
Harvardha~ adopted regulation dssi gns d
10 encourage the Cro-s-Country men by
b awarding the varsity letter hereafter for
a." first tire" places In the dual run with
Val" or for any one Of the first seven places
In the intercollegiate race Last spring
there was a feeling among some at Harvard
that II wasn't worth while to hirs a coach
for III" team. which might well he dropped
Now On the othrT hand IN" team has n coach
and viii enter it, meets with tho pros poet
Of = reward for good performances. rherS
II an expectation 81 Harvard that this will
mean not only better cross country teams
but probably stronger men for the distance
runs FOR IA" track team
The Heun-y lyAnia Cross-countrv team
has been strengthened - vas expected.
10y the return Of ilton &. PAUL. the inter
collegiate mile champion II igbg aud inter
Coll"glat" record holder for th"siistanCe
representing the New York 4 L and IL in
good condition Tie IL strong across country
lPbS With church and Wolfe and PAUL the
Pennsylvania team has thTo" strong men.
but l. much IN need Of two more
ln" ballard, who was IA the freshman
class At Penn last wear Il running with the
cross. ,puntry men now ballard had Ia
quIt College because 81 sickness and u IL
not known whether he - reg stored now.
SNra,us' - irving an Interesting expert
mont Harry ] Murtcll IN" captain ~ the
N"uIulr' ono" a week 10 help out m" Track
men here and 10 coach lhu-e "ho al"
l""EuE Tor instruction "" VII try 20
develop a rCiay team for tho winter a. we'll
a. ,rn-S-,uuutry men now. n this we're
tried more generally by other. colleges
there would he a better chance ~ building
:. hoods that 'auuot afford - hire coaches
or els have % make u-.' Of their funds Tor
athletics Tor other purp'~"s
There was a revival - a good old rowing
race at cornell recently q T. bentley
a unior. Won the ~rulluR championship
from , ,. B"w"n, another junior. nv two
lengths IN about half a mile Bowen was
-truE" uf the winning Cornell varsity crew
last -prng The race wa- for the medal
given hy charles Fran.i-. II. himself
an par-uRu II note. Al cornell III. first
race fur tho medal was m $50 n was
son bE carl 4 Eaht The great " u
Osgood won ~ ~ i-g2. In 80 MARI Vi Roe
vas The victor Roe NaS Iu that cornell
Il"ulrr crew and vas u" oulv man no Was
yulung A. the finish Dor tour years. ISy7.
''H~ ls"' and iHn thor" w"r" regular
,.rup"tIirpr- Tor th" pTiI" 4 ludlam
Wuu " Iu 49, " I bHly.il took n the ueNt
H'ar BOTH Err" varsity par-'usU Ia lsH9
70 vas John VI Irau.I~ E -pr II the donor.
hoo Won - PETTY. another varsity
Edward I tputs one OF the greatest among
great cornell stru'f"- vas ~" victor.
o. D. worth vh.I" noting that Walter
Fowler was nv" Fldrr At tho TuI-h m THE
wears race Applr.r'ly b" has recovered
from 49, Illness witch Will pleas "a lot ~
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