Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-24
PRINCETON HOCKEY
TEAM HANDICAPPED
Two of Tigers Stars Will Be
Out of Game With
Harvard.

princeton nOCkey seven VIII be Sc
rlously crippled tonight when it meets
Harvard on the Boston arena rink for
the first intercollegiate hockey cham
pionship mat ch of the season. Two of
the Tigers regulars, Kilner and C. A.
Peacock, will be out Of the game, but
are expected to get back In harness
for the Yale contest on January 2S.
Peacock is temporarily laid I'D for
repairs, as a fall in one of the recent
practices injured his knee. Kilner Is
under faculty ban until next week.
Arthur S. Robinson, the former
Mercersburg Academy sprinter, has
entered Kewatin School of wisconsin.
u was learned yesterday. Robinson
has been reported to have enrolled
at several schools since his expulsion
from the Pennsylvania institution.
Captain Dana J. P. Wingate, of the
+ Harvard varsity nine, last night an
nounced himself in favor of summer
baseball for college players and fur
Their lin favor of permitting a pro-
fessional to play on a varsity nine,
provided, of course, he has observed
all the other rules, and has main
tanned the proper eligibility stand
ard in his studies"
The Yale crew will not race the
University of Pennsylvania over the
American Henley course, April Ii,
as was recently announced. The
crew committee of Pennsylvania. made
this announcement at a meeting last
night 1t was stated that the date
is too early for the Yale men, who
have new coach, and feel that they
will not be familiar with the system
SO early in the season.
Thu Brown University football
Schedule for next fall, issued last
night includes games with four teams
which were not on the Brown list last
year. These were Norwich Univer-
sity, Amherst, Wesleyan and Cornell
1t will be Browns first meeting with
Cornell on the gridiron. and the game
will be played in New York city For
the first time in several years no
game was arranged with the Univer-
, sity of Pennsylvania. The schedule
follows: September &c, Norwich at
Providence; October 3, Rhode Island
State at Providence; October 10, AM
herst at Providence; October IT. Wes-
leyan at Providence; October "a. Cor
nell at Polo Grounds, New York city:
October 81, Venom at Providence;
November 7, Yale at New Haven;
November Ia, Harvard at Cambridge
hell Athletic Association yesterday
confirmed the report that the Cornell
varsity crew would row Harvard on
the Charles river on May 26. This
means that Cornell will row two big
races in four days, incidentally trav-
cling $50 miles, which is believed to
be the most difficult feat yet under
taken by an American college team
Cornell is to row Princeton and it
IS thought that Yale will send a crew
for the Cayuga lake regatta on May
%. The Cornell varsity and fresh
men crews will pack UP Immediately
nfter the race and go to Cambridge,
with only one days practise on the
Charles before the Harvard race.
Alvah T. Meyer, the former ma
tionals champion, by equalling the
worlds record for go yards at the
Elks meet in Paterson on Wednesday
last, showed that he is In first-class
shape for the Millrose games at Mad
ison Square Garden, New York, on
Wednesday next. when he will start
In the 70-yard dash and 300 yard run.
In the 70-yard dash he will have
classy company. in the shape of Jack
Eller. the record breaking hurdler; j.
Ravenel C. A. Hoyt, C. b. Clark. f.
l.. Stevenson, Jim RoSenberger, Pitt
chard and others.
In the 300-yard run, Meyers name
again looms up with the stars, Tom
Halpin, of the Boston A. A., and Mel
Sheppard, of the 1rish-American A.
c. Halpin is well-known for his
midde-dstance records, as Witnessed
last year at the Fordham games
when he won the club relay by de-
feating Sheppard in the last few
strides Other good men in the 300
are Tom Lennon. w. j. Fisher, D.
Valentine, L. j. Holmes, the Meyer
brothers. w. Golf and many others.
Herman Obertubessing, official
Handicapped of the Amateur Athletic
Union in this district announced last
night that 262 athletes are entered
for the different events which will be
held at the Thirteenth Regiment
games tonight at Brooklyn. Among
those who will compete are Apel
kiviat and Hannes Kolehmalne2~
who will meet in a special race Many
college men will compete in the other
events.