Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-06
BROWN SWIMMING
DATES ANNOUNCED
Raymond L. Smith, Newarker,
Leading Providence Swim
mers This Year.
LOCAL BOYS AFTER PLACES

Brown University has announced
its swimming dates. Aquatic meets
with Columbia and Cornell have been
arranged. Raymond l.. Smith, To-
cal lad is captain of the Providence
water men, while Gustav Tobelman
and George Williamson are two prom
inent candidates. The schedule fol-
lows: February IA, Cornell; February
%. Harvard February 2S, Columbia;
March IA, Amherst.
Last year the Brown swimming
team won meets with Harvard, Will
Jams and Amherst and the triangular
meet with Williams and Amherst,
but was defeated by Columbia, 1920.
In 1912 the team also was defeated by
Columbia. 37-17. but was victorious
over Cornell, Amherst and Williams.
Princeton Gym" Team at Trenton.
Princeton gymnasts will get into ac-
ton on Saturday, when they will be
the feature of an athletic program at
the Trenton Y. NJ. C. A. Roman, the =
Tiger trapeze artist, will give an ex-
hibition of his speciality, while two
of the Princeton wrestlers will per.
form on the mat.
Penn Team in Trials.
In the final time trials yesterday
for the relay race to represent the
University of Pennsylvania in the
race with Dartmouth at the Boston
Athletic Association games tomorrow
Bacon beat out Langner and Church
for the place of fourth man on the
team. His time for the approximate
$50 yards was 1 minute AZ AS seconds.
The team, composed of Cross, Mere
dith. Kelly and Bacon, will leave foI
Boston tonight.
Twenty-Five Games for Columbia.
Columbia will play four games with
Pennsylvania this spring, according
to the schedule of the baseball team
announced yesterday. Two of these
will be played in Atlantic City on
April 10 and IL, and the other two In
Philadelphia and New York, respec-
lively, on May 10 and June 3.
The list of games numbers twenty
two, with fourteen contests on the
home diamond on South Field. Games
to be played there include: Amherst.
April 6; Colgate, April 8; Holy Cross
April 10; Harvard, April 30; Cornell,
May 8; Keio University of Japan, May
3d. and Syracuse, June l. Dates
abroad include: Yale at New Haven,
April %; Syracuse, May 4; Cornell at
ithaca. May 8.
Columbia aud Dartmouth Tonight.
The Columbia Dartmouth basketball
game tonight at New York will have'
direct bearing on the standing of
the Intercollegiate League. II Co
lumbia wishes to keep safely ahead
of Yale and Princeton it must beat
the Hanoverians. Dartmouth has
won only one game out of four, and
was defeated by a score of IL to ID by
Columbia earlier in the season.
To Discuss Football Rules To-day
The forward pass and other intri-
cacies of football will come in for dis
cussion today, when the football rules
committees convene at the Hotel Mar
Unique, New York City. The MEM
bers of the committees follow;
Intercollegiate Committee = A, A.
Stage. Chicago University; Captain
Joseph w. Beacham. Cornell; Craw-
ford .Blagden, Harvard; Paul J. Da-
shiel, Naval Academy; William N.
Morice, Pennsylvania: Parke. Fl.
Davis. Princeton; Walter Camp, Yale,
and WIS. Langford, Trinity.
National Collegiate Committee
Lieutenant D. /. Sultan, West Point;
e. Is. Hall, Dartmouth: j. A. Rabbit.
Haverford: S. c. Williams. Iowa
State; C. w. Savage, Oberlin; Harris
Cope, Sewanee, and II. L. Williams,
Minnesota.
New York University Track Dates.
New York Uuiversity's tracksched-
ule was announced yesterday as fol-
lows: February 20, Connecticut N. G.
relay at Hartford; March 7. George
town University relay meet, at Wash
ington; April rs. Penn relays, az
Philadelphia; April 20, Stevens, at
home; May ?. Haverford, at Haver-
ford: May q, Hamilton, at Clinton;
May 10, Mid-State Intercollegiate, at
Lancaster: May 90, Lafayette, at
home; May %, Rutgers, at home; May
80, Intercollegiates.
Stanley K. Smith, of Westfield.
Mass, has been elected captain OF the
Yale basketball team, succeeding
David L. Dunn, according to an am