Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-30
COS, Associated Press Correspondent.

(BS Associated Press Correspondent
Sew York, Dec go Cornell won
permanent possession of the intcrcol-
icgiutc cross country championship
cup bs winning the intercollegiate
race m Sew YORK city November 90.
The peculiar features of the win was
that Cornell athletic authorities wcr"
NOE aWure uf the TACT until several
weeks latrr Of the fifteen cross
country races Cornell has won thir-
teen. but BE- was not until 1905 that
the championship cup was put up for
competition hy the /. A. a. \. a
IN, Blues committee Of oxford uu-
iVority, England. has developed the
ramc aversion tu the Olympia games
tnnt is evidenced in other quarters of
English Jthlctios ass Boz shown hy the
following resolution. Tho committee
of the British olympic council, hav
ing issuod au appeal for iluO,1oo
$500 0o0l. that Great Britain may Doe
adequately ropros utcd iu tn plym-
pie gnmos oft 1915. the Blues com
mittrc duly considered that appeal az
thoir meeting aud unanimously agreed
Co. pass the following resolution;
"WhuN entirely disapproViug 81 Olvm-
pic games ,a uuV conducted. the
Elu,E committee recognize that
Gryu Britain a already committed TO
M" olympic games. 1910 and there
for. hope that ur possible support
viii 10, given 200 tho games or that
Nogr ON tho distinct understandings
that ru obligation is hereby implied
or incurred ui their support md ir-
forest n future years after 1876
Northwestern university claims tp
puHs, thr tsll'-t athlete engaged lu
NHuit. sport competition Boa The pcr.
SON of NlNu Van Dyke Ilc is foot
81 iuoh'- Zoo uoighi aud b. r1nd
d't, Tor ihe basketball tnlm. rlor.
lur M, ban poo uc hoslri should
prove ru ctH' feat fnr Van Dyke.
VA. Washington aud Jefferson col
ley, weekly is uiou"d us % result ~
tho rating generally accorded the
'vurit, trutu1u team TINS season Tho
editor fixes 90, statue Ur tho eleven
us follows "Aud ru wc refuse Goo mako
ANY estimate ot our own eiuudius We
believe W a. j ha. the greatest team
in the country We b,Ir,u pur team
could beat Harvard that b. Sid boat
vale pructc1UN ana ilal huuld
not o., ranked bDloN thituru cor any
body rlec. AZ for individual stars,
$50 hIt, about fourteen that We ur,
very wen satisfied with. and the dope
s"rs can t3ho them cor lou,c thom.
IU.t us ihtt choose without rutflmr
our dispositions half 1913 much ms du
the thoughts oft thc npproachiug cX-
AIMS"
Tho diffioultics under which foot
hull waa played In tho early days Of
tho sputt ls we'll Illustrated bN 1 story
told Dog Judge charles Ermstrr 400 the
recent banquet Go The Purdue eleven.
iu tolllug OF rho uutDuiug uf 90, Urel
Old Gold ana Hnck team he said.
"Wp had uu store boa Lafayette that
Durricd football tngs su we got e.
little German tailor Go measure AN
ihr boys and make suits Tor them Ilp
made the uniforms uut cot h,dt,kIuE,
without puddiug and skin tiaht when
wc appeared con the field to play but
her, thoy protested because they said
Vc had 90 used that hpdUrking in
tuy hope they would he uuahir Go hold
us when th.N upklcd. That was NOT
true ana after ten minutes parloying
the protest was dsouowed
The annual meeting ct the National
Collegiate Athletic association 90 De
held ln Sew YORK tomorrow viii Zoe
devoted 90 the discussion of college
athletics from different Viewpoints
Ur Endicou Peabody cot Groton
school, viii speak ON American aUG
English Ideals of SPORT Dr Nay
smith win take basketball as his sub
feet; pr rhler of Tho University Of
Wisconsin win spouk on college track