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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

-r.-s.sss 80 faf as f@ashali is cpsrs snssi.
Tei-r :" Tho 'rason "a: 1919. ha' sine
ihrF- is not u1urh a-s ssiiaa from a
s"a.rai average Jhry serve al pfsc,is
ssi gurp"ers Nhrn lsr'i on = s.sng'as
s'.sr basis rsiHt-isn gate J-.rip,s
for riHs zsncs 4rapsn,-d &. 1.5.sis
Ui vhirh sIi.sls. nr more 'ha. na".
rsif uaz received ~ tic tigers shate
~ the yais. IIar.srd aud Dartmouth
stiu-~ The siS contests with Iniaos
colleges a9,'-i i'rinrss"n bu, s,.s.r.
sa "yrrazr OF less than tt.a". r-r
safnS 3 sourcr af revenue. ir stiii-
,inn 10 tho gate receipts. was the
,rairins table. the players ray inE
ss:s ZOE hoard white 'h- fta.baii
programs Hs;'ed slii
Against this revenue we've expenses
aruuntiaE To- s1s .gi. shuwlnE hsi.
aacr of 81: .ag:. far in .xccss Of tho
net receipts oi all other srcr's .om-
hn.i. Tho various items Of cxpsn-
diiutcs furnishes an insight into tho
wide Vngc of activity and ou,lns
necessary in connection with The
staging of a big varsity football cam
paisn. Princeton spent seat in
trayslin, expenses and Etiaran'crs
given other teams. The services of
coaches cost s,.3i6: suits ard sup
plies. l.hSi. Rubbcrs. physicians
and medical supplies required mn out.
lay cf s,5S. Payments made to
serving as officials at the nine games
scheduled amounted to si.oSs.
Printing. advertising. kilograms and
telephone bills totalcd s:Ss. while
the expenses Of manager and captain
We're SO, down as s2cI. One of the
biggest i'cms was the repair and up-
keep of the wooden stands surround
ing the football! field. sip.i2a being
expended for this purpose. which eN-
plains the present agitation Tor per-
manent concrete stadium at Prince
ton.
No other snort nt Princeton ap-
preached these figures either in re-
, coipts or expenses baseball cost
si5.o3i. while receipts were S25.-
COS. leaving balance Of siO.fh9.
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VARSITY SPORT
COSTS LARGE
sum

New York. March SO T9- r-,rr,
publication at tho various spilrEr
athletic association. annual finan.
-isi statement brings VIsidiy to mind
asain the large .ur.s us iaory 70.
eriscd and expended in the .nursr
oi = year ios the support Of ,arsi,y
.I-srt. Th~se r.paIz also t-siut ul,h
unVSrtag aim to tn" sports sni "ums
petitions which. b.caus~ Of i,p.dIili
tavsr ami as,Fa.,ion. not onlN ras
for themselves but carry til. burden
Of Others vhcfsin the expenditures
are far in -xc.ss oi alt receipts sni
subscriptions
Some year, ago. during the period
when football vas subjected to q
bitter attack. a famous defender OF
the gam. declared boldly that foot
hall. DESPITE all the sins charged.
againxt II. made possibi. all the col.
lego sports which the rcformcrs were
constantly comparing with tn. grid
iron game. much 30 tho lst,cr's dctri-
mont That there has been little
chang. In the situation in recent sea-
sons L. clearly evidenced by these
current athletic associations finan-
ci.l reports. Football is still the bis:
money maker and the sport ,ha, sup
plies the FUNDS for the support of !,
majority of the other athletic teams
each year.
received ard disburscd by the foot
hall authorities during n sea son oi
approximately ten weeks may he
gathered from the annual reports oi
The Princeton and Harvard athletic
associations. These financial state.
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Grub. March. 10. April 6.)
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual usecting OF the stock
holders Of the II. II. Brown 1Iardwar,
60. will he held at the company,
office at their place of busincss Mon
day. April 6. 1914. at 10 n. M. fol
the election OF board Of director,
for the ensuing year and for ths
transaction Of such other business n,
may properly conc before said meet
ing.
Dated al Trinidad, Colorado. Marct
s. 1914.
]. CLAUDE SHY.
Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

s"ss Part In the nas tsosa ahlr s.cssrs~a..
oa w"sia'. Championship Settles a.
tris srs~~-a The i'hiisa-lphia A,h.
l-iirs AMI N.a York ai.aiss a .y.
aapsis Of all remarkable A,nrrlran
I1rssu- ri'rhias sra,s and aiso Of all
;h- noteworthy games a. ,H- irIs
s"as.as sst general r-ti-~ us all
matter. affecting the Sm-!srsa
Isrssu" during the Who'll. Of 1919 and
1914 ur To- date of publication
The National League sar- OF 1914
Ia also fuily treated aud exhaustive
as-ra 80. o. the National i.-aeu.
player. ar" furnished. together with
portraits Of thV leading players in
the i.ii season. AMI especially dc.
signed action pirsur.. of all 1914
National League team. in the ordr.
in which they finished. The miner
league field ha. b-cn more cshaus-
the sccords and averages of no lea.
than IS minor league. are given in
iuli. together with Rrou. picture. Of
champion teams of nearly all lea xuc..
The 1873 World. Championship
series !. once more made the grca;
special feature Of the 1871 Reach
Guidc-and de.crvcdiy 40. a. IL has
become the great annual crownink
even; of the base ball season. n
the Reach Guide is given the official
account of all the wonderful games
1918. together with the official
scores and averages. all from the pen
of Editor Richter. who was the Off
cial scorer OF tho Worlds Series by
appointment Of the National Com
mission.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

Tic University Of roiosaa. i. ne.
susiaiinr with tho t-niv-r-i,y Of
Washington for ps-s-s~ason sasn-
Of football to bC PLAYED cariy in n...
ccmbsr. Til. Colorado team won the
cham rinnshir ni the Rocky Mountain
cpnferrnr" las, season Colosa,i,
teams have rad- trip to the CaIifo-
.ais coast and ~" now anxious TO
pis, in the Northwest. Dean Rob.
.-'s chairman Of the faculty com.
miirc. thinks there /. no reason why
Washington should not ria, Colo
Fadol He states: 1T would he much
better II "" could play the game ear
l'-r. However. am In favor Of
play Colorado tho first week In p.,-
ce'nhcr II the coach and players are
willing To keep in training that
long
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The Changing Agl

O9o aud boys 1som - % - yeAs,
OF sgs sadesyo physical e6sne.,
which tax ti,sis sssengih 10 IL uesos,
and the sssaia . always sppasspe ltoo
pale ehssks, .eusuiess isps, esd ~
buises-soussimss ssupesoes Of - ~
snd the asiaS lAck Of The emhssSoa. ~
ssimassoa NTH WASeA sheI yesSees
ysass v9e e'isA.
Budding Into wooashooA a,A -.
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oeeonde eoNesos11ead aouvteAneaS X
wbea = ssa6sly epavsssihss isso - elsai
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seseed sosm: hypopAospaieso ics ~
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serves. n.aiss ali good tod 6o eund
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1mo!aon 10 % helpful 10 ti3s easasisv
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si.saii,s~.. t'.s,-s>as.

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The selection y 'hs Mayer 81
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
REACH'S 1914 GUIDE

The 1911 Reach American League
Guidc-the official handbook of the
great junior major League presided
over by the famous Ban Johnson l.
has Just made its ever welcome ap.
pcarancc. thus ushcriny In one mort
base ball season: function which II
has fulfilled each spring for thirty
two consecutive years. This long
continuation of publication alone
has served to make the Reach Guide
the standard annual publication of
the base ball world. without congtd-
al 'ns the merits OF tho con.cnts o
the book But. combining time and
iuality. We have publication
which simply stands alone in It's
chosen field in every way. including
the literary contents. official rec
bits. illustrations. quality of paper,
scrviccabic binding and General ty-
biographical excellence.
The book gives q complete review
of tho American Leagues thirteenth
eycntful season as II major league;
complete records and averages Of the
american League 1871: race and
players: graphic story of the Amer.
lean Leagues successful and victor
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

The new scoring rule adopted .y
the intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
Association Of America. E,yias fis-
points Tor frat: four for sc.pad.
three for third: two for fourth. and
one for fifth place in track mcc's
finas general favor in the eastern
college athletic world. The Harvard
Crimson state cditorially
II, IA no wonder. in view of the
elaborate apparatus and severe rcgi-
men OF training required for modern
college athletic competition. that par
ticipation in athletics Is confined to
those who have somc chance of he.
coming first rank men in some one
line. II il an evil incident to hiih
specialization that the average man
have college athletics restricted To n
few pos ossibilitics of winners any ad-
vocatc of college athletics AZ a whole
some phase OF college activity viii
agree.
The recommendation Of the |. a.
A. \. seems. therefore. particularly
timely. Group competition ahoui |
encourage the lay student to cane
out as he does not nov. Farther
I, ought to broaden the field Of com
Dctition innsmuch as tho small col
loccs aud tic western colleges. which
have less chance under what might
he called tho capi.alistic system Of
athletics will now have more of rca-
sornblc PROSPECT of placing II is
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23

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~. ,sars and '5sia tram sh.a-st a
as' loss IT ss.sN.. :, anss'ic asso-cis'
'lr.. ssss. basketball. si"ss saim'
rsias. s;iii wrestling. svi,. ssa
rowing. see. iiorsry showed .
prati' af s:.. ~hish vH's II. ice sp"T'
ia the financial rai"Enrs Wi,h to.,-
taii and baseball at Princeton
M Harvard similar conditions prc.
yailei Football rcs.ipts anonn,cti
to- Siit.s"l. aTaiHs, -E,~ns~s %,
sso.isi. showing that while the
criu'son rEun,s were sts.i.s srcs;
.t than at Princeton. the expenses
wrrr sa.,i5 l.s-, bu; |, mus, hc tas-
IN into consideration that iIsFsag'
with iis concrete stadium escaped ttr
wooden stand upt.cp necessary s'
Princeton. baseball at Harvard wa.
q money mater to the eaten; "f 8. +.
sss. while hockov nad- s5i.. Row.
ing showed net loss -! tit.tt;.
track athletics. s'."Ss. association
football. t.isi: lsCro-s. s.J... ani
gymnastics. sia..
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-23
Early History Of First City in the World to Adver
tise Public Utilities Under Municipal Con.
troll Beautiful Public BUILDINGS.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-20
MOOSE MEMORIAL.
sunday, APR. 26
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED BY
COMMITTEE AT MEETING
YESTERDAY.
VIII be Conducted IN coyrt Theatre
During the Afterroon-Good
Program Arranged.

The COMMITTEES on ARRANGEMENTS
for the annual memorial OF Wheeling
Lodge. Loyal order OF Moose. No. 81.
held a short business session yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. in the
headquarters OF the organization IN
the Eserter building. for the purpose
OF deciding on the date as TO when
the memorial exercises would be held
All OF the members OF the committee
were present. which included DR.
George A. Campbell. ~. H. Palmer.
Frank Mathews and Harry Drum
mond.
The members OF the committee de-
cided TO hold the annual memorial
exercises az the Court Theater. sun
day afternoon. April IS AZ ESQ
O'Clock. To pay the last respects TO
as departed brothers who have pass
ed away. Rev. W. G. Ulfert. pastor
of ST. Johns German Evangelical
Protestant church. will pronounce the
Invocation. One OF the supreme Of
icers OF the Grand lodge. Loyal Or
der OF Moose will preside at the meet
ing. Frank Mathews will call the roll
of the members OF the order who
have passed away during the year
Special floral and electrical effects
will be feature to be carried out
In connection with the program.
The complete program will be an
nounced inside OF the next two or
three days as well as the member OF
the Grand Lodge who will deliver the
memorial address.