Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-16

bia Syracuse Wisconsin and winner
Pacific coast intercollegiate regatta.
The University Of Michigan football
association is already planning an
elaborate campaign Of preparation for
next autumn in view of the Harvard
game TO be played at Cambridge ON
october 81 AT a recent meeting Of
the candidates TO discuss the hardest
schedule that the Wolverines have
ever attempted Director Bartelme
talked on the necessity of an the men
seeing TO their scholastic eligibility
Trainer Farrell spoke of the prepare
ton that the Michigan athletes would
have TO make to meet a team OF Har-
Wards caliber on equal terms. Tho
Michigan trainer expressed himself as
far from satisfied with the attitude Of
the football men toward developing
themselves TO the greatest extent He
advanced, in support of this. the fact
that the veterans on the squad never
put in an appearance at the gymna-
stun in the winter but they are sat-
isfied with the condition they can at
tain with the fan training alone. lie
said that Harvard men train all win
ter and summer. and if Michigan does
not want to be disgracefully routed ian
her first CLASH with the peer of east
crn universities her athletes must
show some Of this same spirit
The third year veterans, called upon
to speak, am dwet on the need Of
long training season Pontius said
The Michigan football players had Che
chance in their grasp 10 make the
west respected In the east III they
We're defeated. the west would not be
given another opportunity for years
Craig Impressed upon the men tnat
they should come 10 the classes that
are 10 be organized and take part in
the spring outdoor practice
"A movement has been started al
Harvard university. the object of
which Is to award suitable letters or
emblems to the substitutes Oh Che vac
rious varsity teams VINO do not sue
coed In winning varsity letters 10y be-
ing sent into the big contests as relief
players for the first string men, II is
pointed out that THESE substitutes are
of great value in tic development of
the teams, acting 10th as trial squads
and substitutes as the occasion may
demand. The Harvard Crimson in
am editorial on the subject states
THE rules governing athletic sports
az Harvard contain the following pro-
vision; such substitutes on the base
ban and football teams. or crew, as
shall be designated by the captain Of
the team or crew, and approved by
the graduate treasurer, may use the
letters a. u. A. SO far as we know
no insignia has been granted under
this rule AZ present the baseball or
football substitute classes neither with
the first team nor the second though
of more ability than the second team
man who wins an ll2nd, receives no
rccoenition the member of The second
four Dared crew. IN spite of working
down TO the eve of the race with Yale,
receives none--a condition very evil /.
IDENTITY unfair We beg then, 20 sug
eest that separate insignia for substi .
tutes be established in each sport
perhaps III r. in football. H. H. In F.
baseball, ~ q b g.. as formerly In
crew and ~. il. r. fer since hockey
has assembled to "a seat among the ma /.
jors 1t should De included,
The colleges and universities Of the