The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
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strussl. sotns On nov h-cau-n Wisconsin
protested against an infrartion ~ 'h- rule.
% he s--octaiion supposed - have b...n
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PLAYED whaI vas r~por'ed nv some 80 -
regular football game With ~ Thomas
college although II vas NOT on the srhedul.
THIS Uas said by Wisconsin 10 h. nnt
violation of the conference rule limiting
univer-if 90 of that association 20 seven
Eame- ~ a season
think for a moment that they have violated
q. conference rule They did plav against
the ~ Thomas team. which came 10 their
nsld for practice II wss not q. regular
zane, lhsrs e.tnF NO on,cin and do~ns
one one. .,dS Tor time and then the Other ioSt
u The play vas Interrupted from time TO
time and coachink sYGs~.t.ons yere given
folks say shows clearly that there wAs no
attempt a. piaytnS regular game and eI-
opposins team. Il vas Just regular scrim.
There Is a feeling Of .orrne-- at Minnesota
over the action % the Badgers in calling the
attention % the leading oficer- % the con
t"renc" 20 n. supposed violation OF ,hc
Wisconsin vas TnpieSsan,iY in a hurry 20
bel evil Of them
:. smother inst Intuition on, that way. Is against
which ale sed that the badger have been
DOING their best 20 prevent Marduet's from
gett ing a good foot ball schedule by inform I
ing the colleges Marquette would like 10
meet that the Milwaukee" folks haven't q
proper eligibility code and that the Others 2
would do we'll not 20 meet Marquette The /
dove 81 peace 10 not lowering in that neigh I
borhoOd Michigan remains outside The /
conference zoo.
lee Talbot. the ex- Cornell weight thrower
and wrestler. who entered Penn STATE
College last fail whom some technical point .
kept him out Of the College Of Agriculture
~ ithaca. didn't return to Penn State this /
fall either Talbot vas elected captain 81 |
'h~ State track team and great things /
we're eN pected Of him In the interColl egia'e |
games in running up points for his second I
colleg~ Talbot's record throw Of i7l feet
4 inches with the sixteen pound hammer was
only recently accepted nv the I G a 4 4
n the collegiate standard This per
Torrance he did while representing state
AGAINST the Carlisle Indians
Talbot also was expected 20 strengthen
fac, IL !. thought that chiefly by reason Of
his presence in the college efforts were
made 20 get membership in IN" intercol-
leRiAte wrestling and track associations
" 7, Mether- II. has been elected cap
tain Of the state track team in place -
develop a team for the I G 4
meet and will continue competing right
nov ,hsr" s;s,s '9n nssr
colleSia'e- and the big meet. but this
academic year 1t viii be ARRANGED 80 tina,
stick 10 the I G 4 A 4 4 xame~
A II Tnley. the Dartmouth hammer
throver who made q new record for that
college Of iSs feet ~ inches. Il a sophomore
now in thai institution and Il eligible for
Tho regular meets this season Tilley was a
member Of ithe Irish 4. A e. last summer
and had lob In New York lie GOT away
whenever he could and went over Ia Celtic
Park TO compete lie had the benefit ~ the
advice Of John Flanagan Tllley Was re-
puied to be able 10 throw the hammer 100
Feet when he was a freshman In the tniver-
-ity Of Illinois
finder FLANAGAN his style became sNunder
and the chances are he will do some eEc~l-
lent performances this season Tilley " n
good hurdler In addition TO being a wei ght
'hToNer He isn't At all \ heavy man,
about ise pounds II l. very good
weight throwing for n man who weighs no
NOR" than Tilley
10 ~ not certain that there will he a re-
newal ~ the Princeton ia rtmouth fresh
man track meet Of last spring Tn" Prince
-on men wont M 20 Hanover for those
games 20 tho Dartmouth men should come
loNn 10 Princeton this year Dartmouth. |
with the line Of mon they have a. Hanover
IN tho class Of iois ought 10 Win a meet Of
hat sort.
Carhart and Philbin. both ca'cherz. led
he Yale baseball men last season In batting.
Arhart hu for VIZ in - games aud Phibin
Tor l2O In Rame- Ted Coy. who took part
N "a game had an averaRs OF p. Mrfn- |