The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-18
The Sport Net

douetabe Hobey Baker and Capt. Kuhn
on Princeton's forward hne the game
promises to bs one Of the fastest ever
seen in the local rink. "
The rules COMMITTEES OF the Sationa,
and American trotting associations
agreed AZ Chicago to recommend to
each association Cor adoption a rule
providing that all fines and penalties
shall hereafter DO gtver to injured
and needy drivers instead o: being
turned into the treasures OF the re-
sl,ective associations. Tho rules COM
.nittec also concurred IN the following
recommendations to DO submitted 20
their respective organizations: That q
horse must win, one race before being
advanced into a higher class: that a
horse may take a record In heat IN
other words. a horse with c.c5 record
may make a record for 30 In one niie
heat and not be taken out OF the s.s5
class.
II was announced at Columbia yestar-
day that the Blue and White wrestling
J team will have its first meet OF the sea-
| son on Feb. :. with Lehigh as Its OPP
ponen' The remainder OF the schedule
| Is still In doubt so FAR az the dates are
| concerned. although cortests have been
arranged with Annapolis. Yale. Prince
ton. Cornell and Pennsylvania, with the
| intercollegiate meet In March winding
! up the year There II some doubt as to
| whether viii Bingham. tho former
| English lightweight champion. will be
able TO continue his coaching work at
| Columbia after the holidays.
Hannes Kolehmainen. worlds cham.
plon long distance runner. was ignored
| by the registration committee or the
| METROPOLITAN Association at Its meeting
last night at 81. Bartholomew A. c.
| The investigation" announced as con-
tnued at thAmeeting where the Finn
produced all Nils prizes. apparently has
not continued to any extent and poth-
| ing was done last night toward dis
| ciplning koiehmainen or absolving him
from blame.
, At a meeting of the Brown University
athletic board Capt. Seth kimball
Mitchell OF the Brown team recon-
| mended Daft Gammons and Tom
Barry, former Brown football players.
to supplant Robinson and Pryor. who
have coached the eleven for the last
few years. The discussion of coaches
| has been under way for a long time.
and II IL understood that the captains
selections will be ratified at a second
meeting OF the board. to be held to-
morrow night. ~
| Cleveland will not be in the Federal
Baseball Leauge for the, season Of 1914
unless something unforeseen develops
| This was revealed yesterday. when
Charles X. Zimmerman. former Presi-
dent Of the club and still a member Of
the Board OF Directors. said the club
had absolutely failed to secure new
grounds for the coming year. without
which they will be obliged to surrender
! their franchise.
John r. O'Hearn Of Brooklne. Mass,
one OF the best ends this past season.
has been elected captain OF the Cornell
| football team for next season. 1t IS
understood that the selection was unani-
nous, O'Hearn. who played on his
freshman team. has been right end on
the varsity for the past two years. lie
was injured in the Harvard game this
year and unable to complete the rest
OF the season. but he will be able to
play next year.
T. Apn Hare. chairman OF tie Uni
49,. ...,a .ho, ~. tue year CON.
a.tse; '' ,,.,,t Nich,y,n ss ain
ra.. w .ha. pnrn snd Micb,gar
~ ioree ".u nr tha crlS,r"n
| eve have a two-year contract with
Michigan and expect TO list the game"
| SAID HARE ~ $50 -, -, =
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