New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-13
COLLEGES NEED SWIMMER
Many Chances for New Men 10
Take Places on Aquatic Teams.
.PRINCET TON SUFFERS LOSSES
Consistent Joint Winners of Yala
and Columbia Will Be Missed,
Through Graduation.

Indicative OF the strong hold which ary,,,,
sports nave taken ar our universities IN.
various swimming associations arc slread,
scouting around for material for next sea.
son and doing their best 10 induce the mos,
successful high school watermen to ioin
their respective colleges Several Of tho
squads will need bracing too for they viii
lose their best men by graduation.
Pennsylvania will be without the services
OF Shryock. the l00-yard champion. ana
Wills, the plunge record holder and both
VIII be hard To replace. No Splinter %
Shryocks calibre Is in sight, and il may
be many moons before another Willis alba
TO plunge eighty feet. is developed Coach
kister will have TO depend on Ouorbacker.
Sanvlle, Jameson West, Douglas. Shos-
maker, Angeny, Tusler. Lawrence and
Maul for next years team. OF its water
polo players, the Red and Blue will have
on hand Jameson, Marcy. Bacharac Doug
no longer eligible
Princeton is more fortunate IN royar, 4,
swimming. retaining Cross. the iu'ercol-
lcgiatc 220-yarder. Greene. Mott. Meyers
Barnes. Robinson. McManus. Altman. Pope.
Oud. Driver and Merritt. graduating only
Gosnell, Lawrence and Barry. But when
il comes to water polo the Oraag' and
Black will suffer more than any oth'r COLI
lege, for Battles McI,anahan, Johnson and
Plat, OF the champion s"Xtet. viii not re-
turn in the fall. and Sullivan. No colrN,
will find single pair of regulars. Bartlett
and Wight. and two substitutes. Lowe arI
Hessenbruck. with which 10 build q nov
team II is believed. however. that Nor
lis, the quarter-mile champion. and d good
player, will be added TO the candidates
At Yale there will be missing three of thA
best scorers Of 1872 Stoddart. Palmer and
Sy.mitt-but Schwartz should have no dr..
foulty in filing the vacancies from Go'-r's.
MAYER Wilson, Summers. smith Mer0'u.
Noyes. Barbour and Hammer, together with
Mari and Could. who Will become student,
at New Haven i'm October Mari has ,o.-
cred dfty yards in close 10 - seconds and
could have done "a; Tor th" furl,rg IN
wGt"r polo Matthiesen and ~, ar" leaving,
but Harper. Smith. Fuller McLr,~b kiud.-
ian and Allen will max" q strong cpmh,u,-
ton. even If 10 better mon are discovered.
civ College has brighter prospect ,8in
over bcfor". tn. detection Of Fielding ard
Cougnliu will hardly be- fit In swimming.
for Mackenzie the coach. viii again lave
under him McGrath Rogers. EIscle. Ds,ie.
herman Riemer. SCHNEIDER N"us,h3gr..
Cowhill and kautsky. AMI I'M water ,o'p,
Win the exception Of Ley!n~on, all th. vote
,ran players will be back, including > .i.-
IoCf. Prusan. NeIS,baum. StoigWar. Peg
,rs and Davis
Columbia. on the other hand, while -
tanning intact it, water polo force. N..r-
ing Gardner Bisseil. Alt"nherg, Mae f-.-
rctt. Jiminez Cromwell, Kolbu,ch aud Fill
huber. Will sea its swimming team drrf-
mated Cullmsu, Deffaa tho two RocoH-.
Dinkeispiel Puncyu. kohn and Peters wi
not be eligible. and tn" nov coach. WI" f
appointed 10 succeed COX. now ~ ~. CHE
cago Athletic Association. vii have &" >
the best he can with Barrett k"'rclI. -.
good, Campbell and Sutclifc.