New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01

Outstanding that IN some cases IL mas Deen
necessary to overlook actual results, as the
scores intermingle in way that would
defy the king Of all mathematician. Just
b. make it complete ] will repeat the first
four teams and the final standing will read
I. Williams: Q Princeton. s, Brown; 4.
Yale: 3, Holy Cross; s. Vermont, : Har-
ward: pennsylvania; Cornell; TO- Am
herst: Il. Dartmouth: 10, Lehigh j.. La
fayette IA. West Point: IS. Annapolis. l6,
Wesleyan.
Holy Gross is deserving OF forward
place in spite of a rather uneven season.
Murray was ore of the best pitchers in the
college world, and the team defeated Prince
ton and Brown and broke even with vale III
two games played, but went down before
Williams Harvard. Pennsylvania Gin two
IA mesD and Seton Hall. among others. YER
mont. too. earned a leading place, with
Malcolm in the box. whom some critics.
including Frank Quinby. the Yale coach.
considers second to no college pitcher OF
the season. The nine defeated Williams,
Dartmouth and Cornell. played to 0 tie
with Harvard, and was beaten by Yale
only after a keen battle by score OF : TO
!. 1t lost TO Brown, among others. far-
ward was strong. except in the pitchers
box, but hardly deserves a better place than
seventh, while Pennsylvania is ranked
below the Crimson, although the team lost
only seven games because it went down
before the men from Cambridge by score
of to /. Cornell. which promised to be a
keen contender for the title in midseason,
fell off badly at the end, losing three games
to PENNSYLVANIA by large margins, and ono
game each TO Williams and Vermont. The
nine from Ithaca broke even with Prince
ton Brown and Yale, however, which fur
niShed some consolation.
Williams will miss Champ Davis. the
brilliant pitcher, and Charley Shons, the
hard hitting, far throwing outheldeU. next
year. The former was the strong man Of
the college and has such speed that Dick
Lewis, when catching him, was forced to
put piece of raw meat in his glove TO
protect HIS hand. Shons went through the
season with d perfect fielding average,
saved the Princeton game by a remarkable
throw and was a power with the bat.
There is little can add 10 what was
told of the intercollegiate regatta in The
Tribune yesterday. beyond congratulating
every oarSman in those three wonderful
Cornell crews, and Charles r.. Courtney, the
wizard of rowing, who brought them up to
such high standard in the art OF sweep
swinging. Cornell, too. must be conSrat-
ulated i'm possessing such a teacher and
such apt and able pupils jim Rice, so
good a coach as he is, discovered once
more that the handicap under which he
works was too great. Columbia could
boast of a finished crew, but the Drawn
and power were lacking. The Wisconsin
eight deserves great credit for its game
and desperate finish with one of its strong
est oarsmen out OF the shell. and the time
may vet come when victory will reward
the efforts of the Badgers One Of these
days Cornell may be beaten on the water,
but for the present she stands supreme IN
rowing, and Cornell men have reason TO
feel proud.
good story is going the rounds concern
ing Theodore Roosevelt Pell, who is repre-
scntng this country in lawn tennis at the
Olympic games. According TO American
lawn Tennis" II was necessary to cable
Pelrs entry at the last minute, with a re-
quest that an acknowledgment be returned.
Back came the answer in due time Entry
of Theodore Roosevelt received and &C
ccpted'' The swedcs are likely 20 he
cricvously disappointed when Pell and not
IT. f." takes his place on the courts.
Tie Giants so merrily on in their mad
dash for another National League pennant.
and this time 1t is hoped, worlds cham
pionship. They have been enjoying an
other prosperous run Of victories-twelve.
to be eXact-and TO all appearances the
machine is running as smoothly as 1t mas
al any time since the season opened. Fred
A1erkle's rest did not affect his batting eye,
a. four hits IN two games in succession
will testify.
Frank Farrell, owner Of the Yankees. Is
authority for the statement that his team
will ne reorganized, no matter what the
cost, before another season rolls around
one must admire tho pluck Of a man who
looks so confidently n tho future with the
Gisappointmeuts Of the present 50 noun
famous and acute. For team that ap-
peared so strong on paper hoforo the sca-
son opened the Yankees have added an
oiher chapter IN the uncertainties Of base
ball
So far a. known no formal announcement
has been made concerning the head coach
for The Wcst Point football eleven next
fall. but rumor has f. that Lieutenant
Ernest Graves. who helped Percy y,
Haughton coach the Harvard eleven which
beat Yale I To in 1905. will have charge
of the team. with Lieutenant Fullsu, tho
great tackle. and Lieutenant Arnold. the
capable ccrtrc. as assistants.
The Philadelphia Athletics can hardly
hope 10 take the lead In the American
League ponnant race IN the glorious
Fourth" As was the case year ago, but
they have worked into =. contcrdng posi-.
ton after bad start. aud the series which
comes this week with the Boston Red Sov
is sure so be all important, IS IT. Is quite
likely 10 Gcterrnne the midsedsor leader
ship The four handed fight in which Bos-
ton. Washington. Chicago aud Philadelphia
are engaged Is arousing keen interest
Manor Gaynors safe and sane Fourth.
with its host OF athletic meets, Is At hand !.
also the Olympic games will begin this
week--on Saturday. TO be exact
HERBERT.
BALTIMORE BEATS SENATORS.
Baltimore. June 3O--The Baltimore Inter
national League Club here to-day defeated the
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