New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
MAKE INSIGNIA AWARDS
Thirty-tWo Columbia Athletes
Receive the Varsity &C."
REWARD FOR II OARSMEN
Four Freshmen Among Those to
Get Highest Honor from the
Athletic Committee.

Members of the teams that represented
Columbia last spring received their official
rewards yesterday. when the insignia COM
rnittee announced its awards Thirty-two
athletes received the varsity &C" the high
est award made. OF those getting the var
sitv letter. fourteen received it for their
work on the crew. ten for baseball and
eight for track Four freshmen were among
those who gained the coveted honor-W. f.
Roos. a shot putteT. H. H. Jacobs. sprint
CT; g. S Shibley. who played right field on
the baseball team, and A. \. Brock, VINO
was coxswain OF the varsity crew.
The awards announced yesterday were as
follows:
Is; ". F. Roos IS; T. S. Babcock, 10; H;
S. Babcock p; e. T. Verplank, II, and
T, B. Gounnsesim3an 10 manage MANAGE -. . u
b BsRs2n' y; q < < E LAMB L. and r. H,
'" &C. s. T a. A"-E H. Mckenzie, IL.
' ISIS Minerals i erals F Roos. y. B. Ward,
H. H. Jacobs. P. Reichman: A GriscoL1' W n
Roemerman. s. Nandell, G. Laud and w.
Crew. varsity &C. with crossed oars--L
R; Clapps 10; r Miller; II; r. K. Murphy: ny:
S. Pitt. II; A. NJ. Hannah. 10: W. Stein
schneider. 10; A. n Brock, '13; c. G. Sin
clair: u; r N keator 10 L Moore ~. ~
&C. R. C."-R. S. snevily. u; F. Culma1.
~ r Robinson Wo6 j " R " Kinney az
10, and w B. Eddison, II.
1879 with Crossed QargSm,B Z; Pnlll p
Brombacher. W NJ Beatton. H. c. Mailer:
z. ". Sage. ". Rupprecht. F. V. Wood
and E. n, Findlay. 'lsl3"-w, B, Chaplin
Ai Ba5 s. varsity "c"-J J. o,Connell,
TO- T. Kiendl, 10: 6. s; Shibley. IL: W NJ n:
Lee IL + Sanders n.N az VI Ia H a osteT
&c. Z. B. B. A.',,-D; NJ; Moore. .1$; W
Eo9 8 a. n1fh and ID s a w a9iRt 10
.'i913'' numerals P. Maloy, H. J. Far
rell. J. A. Walsh. H. Tresch, R. Wheeler
A. R Irlrich. Glass stripes-H. c. Atandbiz,
B. Rothenberg. D. NJ Moore, G. :. Shlbley
and A. H. Burroughs
]. Fl. Mcintosh. II: c Atkinson, ~; II.
Mudd. IL A J. Howell, Il; H. F. Fuller
ton. '1S; c. ". Cutler. Y: H. W. Evans.
P Iseman. ii: F. ]. Radigan. '12; s. Melit-
ger II: w Freedman, '13; A l.. Pitts. II.
and Z. ". Osborne. II. manager. VARSITY
stripes-W- F ROos. H. Swallow, u; j. T.
Butts. '13. and J. Harding, b.
The Columbia sophomores increased their
lead over the freshmen in the interclass
track meet yesterday by winning both OF
the two events which had to be postponed on
account Of darkness on Wednesday. n. B.
Ward. jr and ". F. Roos. of the sopho-
more class. who led in the race for indi-
vidual honors on Wednesday, each added
five points TO his score yesterday, Ward
taking the broad jump with a leap Of 20
feet 1912 inches and Roos putting the six
teen-pound shot IS feet IL inches. The final
point score for the entire meet was II 80 for
1913 and ~ 2-5 for 1914
The summaries of yesterdays events fol-
low:
Running broad jump---won by y. :. Ward.
euson, IA, second, with jump OF - # in
2. p Revson, i13. third, with jump OF 10 f..
sixteen-pound shot put-Won by ". F. Roos,
3 Win ,sb Ppt Of q = 40 e. g in Has s,d4
IL, third. with put Of 35 IT. Q in.
The plans OF the Columbia Rowing Club
to hold an extensive fall regatta at Edge
water on November probably will have
TO be CUrtailed, inasmuch as no candidates
have reported 10 jim Rice, tho varsity
coach. for the class or dOrmitory crew.
The freshmen are the only ones who are
taking any particular interest in rowing,
and Rice has had four or five Fights on the
water every day for the last few weeks.
John Schulz, of the Metropolitan Rowing
Club, is assisting Rice with t1e new men.
and they are confident that next spring
they viii have a strong freshman crew. It
is proba Bile that the freshmen will be the
only oarsmen VINO will race. although the
varsity squad may send out a first and