New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
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not conspire with March for one last n'ne
before slipping back 10 the nortniahn'
where ii belongs. II is cause for comment
that most of the pitching marveis OF ias'
year have been graduated. Rarely " ever
in the history Of college baseball were so
MANY star pitchers in the field as in 1910,
and the loss Of six or eight st least will
be felt Williams must do without lcrn-
rleton truly remarkable pitcher, VINO 40
much 10 keep his team in forward posi-
ton for two years Pennsylvania mas los'
Schultz. who was good enough 10 he eager
" sought BY two OF three major league
clubs and finally was captured by the Phil
lies. Amherst must get along without NC
Clure who ranked with the best, Cornell
will miss Goodwillie; Harvard has lost t""
stars in Hicks and Hartford. while Dart
mouth will find IT hard TO replace Mitchell
Yale Princeton, Brown ana Columpla
were fortunate In retaining their FIRST string
pitchsrs The Tigers will be particularly
strong IN the box II ; V. Whites injured
arm rerds m time. as both he and Noodle
proved 10 bc well M TO the standard last
season. Yale has little 10 boast OF in the
way
and Freeman may improve, and great
things are expected Of SCOTT. a freshman
last year. and Leary Brown Is counting
on Warner and Clark, hotn fair men, WINE
Columbia has one star. at least in Murray
Lee If Dave FuItz can develop one or two
good men TO help Lee out the team from
Mornngside Heights is sure 10 give gooo
account of itself this season. II Il cause
for regret that the injury 30 folly Penule-
ton. At Princeton. will keep him OF the
diamond for the full season Before tha'
Princeton's chances Of winning the So
called championship were second 10 none.
As il IS. the coming struggle is likely 10 he
keener than in several years, with Prince
ton. Yale. Harvard. Brown, Cornell and
PENNSYLVANIA the ones most likely TO fight
it out for the honor.
Daniels had a close call last week AND
barely held his title OF i0o-yard swimming
champion 1, is satisfying, however. that
with his retirement at hand two or three
good men have been developed who can De
counted on to keep this country on the
swimming map.
threw down the gauntlet and withdrew from
the Grand Circuit, and in that time not
a word has been heard from the stew
ards Of the bis lin as to any move Which
will re made 10 restore harmony. Trottlns
and pacing in the East will suffer blow
from which il may not recover in years
If something IS not done. and that riSht
quickly, 20 bring about more satisfactory
ARRANGEMENT Buffalo and Goshen can
hardly hope 10 draw the Leading trotters
and PAGERS, while racing in opposition TO
Columbus. and even Syracuse, with the
help Of the state fair. will find difficulty
i'm properly filing the programme. 1t be-
gins to look as If the stewards OF the
Grand Circuit made a tactical blunOer
which cannot be remedied.
Syracuse can be commended for declar-
ing that the meeting will be held as
planned The directors liability law may
stand IN the way, however. as II applies
in trottng and pacing. as it does in thor
ourhbred racing.
The Giants are headed for the Polo
Grounls The Yankees are working around
toward Philadelphia and the Superbas are
on their way back 10 Washington Park,
Brooklyn. 1t is high time. too, with the
hurrah Of floating flags. bowling fans,
humping bands and the welcome bell only
Two weeks and two days away
HERBERT.