The evening world., 1911-10-28
List of Officials That Will BIZ
Used in Games Has Been
Agreed Upon.

~WING to Dartmouth's admission to
the intercollegiate Basketball
League and the recent ruling OF
the Yale faculty with reference to the
number OF out-of-town games 10 be
played by it's team this season. the COM
mittee having charge of the arranging
OF the schedule reported It would be un-
able TO get the schedule completed Tor
at least two weeks. The committee.
however. agreed on the list OF officials
who will be used IN the games during
the coming season and the teams will
henceforth have nothing more than a
negative voice In the nominating OF Of
ncials for the various games. This
yea the Eastern season will vino up
on March :.
The proposed new stadium Of YIl. University
cannot be completed before 1918. This announce
nent was made by the committee which las been
appointed for q two-year term TO direct the work Of
the erection Of the big stadium One Of the mem
tain that the Yale Har'ari game next. year VIII
have to be played on the fsiid surrounded by the
lrts snt old wooden stands.N.
David r. Hoy. %. register II til. Cornell Uni
versity. At Q meeting of the athletic council Of
Cornell University. wAs selected 10 fill the vacancy
Of president OF the council, which position Alberl
v. smith. rs. dean Of the Slbley Coii'ee d
Biinn s. PAGE. lj. u Pittsburgh, was elected
assistant manager q q. bsehsll team 70 tli the
Lidsais Of Hawaii. which occurred two week. ago.
Francis S. Bangs. Columbia IS. is no im ger
. member Of tho Board Of Stewards OF the Inter.
collegiate Rowing Association. his resignation 'hav-
ing bsen accented at . meeting Of the Rowing
Club. Motion G. bogus. !C0ianSi.. 20. va.
chosen in 81, BanC'. place: tAs l.t's5 being nvsp
vaning intercollegiate owing.
team won oonsiderabls applause from the cVwd
s;Isaiis. S i.n g Is s.s S.i''%s;i ,ssiu.i 1i.AG sSa.~s I
nom: a. front OF his fsid. corstas the distance
four-b.li son n..eh has been srsassd TO
to- morTow betwea Msssrs. u, :, Ooedon Ans
and GsoEs: Duns.a: Il wMl altar, = OLE A.. y
AZ s,hi I : match *. S :ii.soup AZ sn, sS''I mole ts.
vi sS1I ii;ss Di.cs At Ii. wyI.syl Country Club.
zsy..lo. tn. big Polish wrsts.r. VIII srav
IN . i,as . Sns,. 'g yi"istt. os.a ssAc ! p.- an: to o. ies -
here. Jsci Holman Of Br.,hTn, manAssr Of zbysskc
received a wirslsss messAse from this big wrcstls
s:aas to ola mate. e ~ ss,. Io s y 70: u p &. &c ns' Si::.l: q
In America.
Al Van Cortland, Park he husiy SALON Of TN
/, bsttleshlp Connegucut defeated the pixsAtn chaser
OF ths battlsship New hanpShirs by = score Of =
, 70 o. The game WA for the football chAnpton
ship Of the fipt squadron Of The Atlantic fleet.
After being defeated twice In succession 1
, practice ganes by George Sloeeon. Willie HopSs
tbs billiard hampton. finally managed to win IN
. final practice game by . score OF 6O to A0s'
> In the continuation Of the smstsur 1872 bal
/. i .S.0 Siiii s,,.. t0uEiR Iitis% 4 sSaS Pp''; d.HsnS
t iiC11cH % -. The contest required Ithifyt.s innin,
/. and the winner made the high run d ~. whil
Eddie Hanlon. Durnan. The Ssnadian scniie
o New Zealand. the worlds champion. sSulier ole
$3.50 for expenses and one-hal! o. the Kste y
y csipta for Q match With the. champion OF Torohl,
I Arnst, who had indicated his willingness 70 70
In Canada under certain conditions, d9es not COZ
e slider Durnans proposition ~ suriciens induc
. ment.
n A proposed change In the rules governing vat.
polo as played In the COLLEGES 10 scheduled d.,
" create sous warm discussion Il 9 meeting OF u
Int rcollegate Bwimmin Association 70 DO ne
. tomorrow In this city. The motion VIII pe intr
duced by Columbia. and there y little uouot w
Q both Yale and Princeton will bitterly opposs y
change. Tie motion will concern the Esthod no
Obtaining Of allowing the players to swfm TOT u
Il ball after . goal has been scored.
3 A, the regular ,osober meeting Of the. Ysel
4 Racing Association OF Long Island sound. be!