The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
WITH THV COLLEGE ATHLETES
DOINGS m THE FIELD or SPORT
~ EAST AND WEST.
Paeiao COast College Rughy PiAAeFs %
sn 1900 MEe TRIO 10 RAY Aph-
podeAns-fiArvarh-Yale Track Meets
u Past-Freshman Athletes Of 1919


A party Of far Western college Rugby
football players left Vancouver on Friday
last for q tour OF the antlpOdes. Accord
ihs 10 the programme these men from
Stanford. California and Nevada sailed
on the MakuFa. which Is due In brisbane.
Queensland. on June n. They are 10 play
In brisbane against various teams from
June ~ 10 %. Then they 60 10 Sydney.
y. 3. w.. and will have games there from
July 25 10 20 and also on July ,. Q and q
They will play several matches 10 new
Zealand, beginning on July 10. The FIRST
matches will be with wellington teams
On July 20 Christ Church will be the oppo-
nent. and IN July p Dunedin wil be- met
The final game In Wellington will be played
on July q and the trip will wind NJ witha
gsme with Auckland on July 90.
The players leave New Zealand on August
and will arrive az Vancouver on August
n. This trip lasts. roughly, about three
months and will cover about 1900 miles.
Among the teams that will be met are
the Wallabies. which met both stanford
and California In the united states In 1908
the famous All-Rlacks, one Of the best
known hfteena In Australia. and the native
team Of the Maoris In New Zealand Both
stanford and California sent men to the
antiDOdes 10 study tho game In order 20
be able TO coach the American university
players. Coach Presley ~ stanford went
out in 1901 and Coach schaefer Of Cali.
fornia in 1000.
The players chosen 10 compete are these:
Forwards-K. L. Dole. q. T. Cheda. D. p.
Crawford and u. l.. Horton. stanford
&. A. Phleger. D. p. Hardy. :. ?. s. North.
croft and u. A. Swartz. California: L. 8
Leavitt and p. Bennett. Nevada. Backs
r. +. Erb. p. G. brown. T sanborn. y
Kern and A. D.. Roth. stanford J DwiEgins
N. W. Harris. 4. W Elliott. c. 4. Allen
T. T.. Watts and l.. ~ Morris, California
The party will be In charge Of n W Bur
bank. graduate manager n athletics 40
Stanford. and }. e.. SchaeTcr. the Cal
iOrnia coach.
Il II estimated that the expenses o. this
trip will he about S2p.loO. These will h.
borne by the New south Wales Rughy Union.
which will take the gate receipts and ex-
poets 70 come out even or perhaps o.
make money on the trip The americans
viii WeaI navy blue stockings and Jerseys
with white trOuserA They viii have Amer
can shields on the breasts OF the Jerseys.
Says the Daiig Polo Aho Of tbs trip. ~
Il almost possible TO So even from this
distance the standard ~ Rugby a. played
upon the Coast going up 10 u world excel
lence u IL not beyond the bounds OF pos-
sibility that such a team a. this should b.
invited 20 England 20 match its mettle
against the best the English varsities have
to show
The dual games between Harvard and
YALE this year were the nineteenth between
these colleges. There has been only one
break In the series since 1921 Ihst Was In
1870, when Harvard and Yale weren't on
teen Harvard has w1G zen sad Yale glae.
No meet hetween these two has ended In u
tie. The first nine year competition. which
ran from 1891 20 isaa. inclusive. was won by
Harvard. the first winner Of i've meets. Tho
second competition. from iQ0n - inns In
elusive. was taken by Yale Zach unit
vsrHity now has Won a meet In the third
nine year competition.
Low ing table.