Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-02-10
COLLEGE SPORT
SHOWS REVIVAL
SPRING SCHEDULES COMPLETE
AND SQUADS DOWN TO HARD
TRAINING.

ny Associated Prcss.
NEW YORK, Feb o. with IN,
spring track and field schedules COM
pletcd and large squads OF athlete
training at all the eastern ualyers
los. Il is possible l. secure q r.
line on the actiyi les end
Gets OF the various teams for O.
4eason OF 1914. While an he lea
ng colleges report many veteran.
nd novice cinder and turf perform
RS in training there appears to
title indication at this time OF un.
usual advantage. According 10 ser
eral report there Is noticeable lac
Of sensational novice material for
The varsity teams aud tralnorn arc
mes rule. counting upon the ycle'
ans OF the past two seasons Tor th
POINTS which may be- reasonably aU
1rtlonod among the colleges so o
In the season.
Using the intercollegiate chan
,ionship meet of last year as ba,i
mon which To work Il rs seen thqf
pennsylvania, which won the IgI
tile with score OF - points. 3
cain favored with athletic materl
4 considerable strength The r.
md Blue appears TO have the be'
,alanced team In klght, being stror
\ every position except hurdl'n
ippincott and Patterson winners
he 100 and 22O. and McCurdy, two
nile champion, are In trainln
'ouny Meredith. worlds record no
Ter for the onc-half mile. win be- Fl
'ble this spring Kelly ~ an g.
client performer at both the g.
nd the broad jump In Lane Penn
ylvania has high jumper clpa
If clearing six feet consistently =
he weights and pole vault the @"
ters are well supplied with NJ
lass performers.
The outlook at Harvard whiD
ulshcd second with ~ ~ p0in
$ not so satisfactory. and Coach
o. ers and Donovan sin have 10
elop number OF new men DO O.
'rimson team is To repeat its roC1r
last season. The Cambridge s1u",
Promises to be strong in the midd
and long distance runs and t.
weight events MANY point winner
were lost by graduation lest Jun,
and the freshmen material OF ~.
s not particularly PROMISING who
r., impaired TO that OF the other COLI
ges of the east.
Al Cornell Trainer Jack Moaklc
has ll0 athletes IN training TN
Ithaca team finished fourth Will
II - points In 1913 ling defeat
'or third place by NJ Igan. Moal
cay has stated jblat } ,aces an an
/ usually hard PIN v,m Is wear sine
ne must deveDoint " lly ne'
'eam. OF the ~ M lianerf OF 10
eason but RdneA, "a Van Kenn
remain. Thlfns, sWwon 3 poir
81 the corras =. - ''sct thi
heavy loss by gradustlo he tear
viii be strengi hened o mum G
Of promising recruits from last year
freshman team and several athlete
Ineligible In 1913. Two Of the lH'
Ter are David caldwell, formerly
massachusetts Agricultural Cole
\ half-miler and Morrison, hig
Jumper from Leland Stanford JUDI
NJ from the material IN SIGHT Cor
lell should b. strong IN teld event
I'd middle distance runs but $50
spfints and hurdles
Dartmouth which won .il'h pil
20 the I. A.. s. a meet ith o.
cints. b. mot optimistic regard o.
DC track team Coach llar lli
su states. tHtt Ike Cornell gra
ion cui be- IIy into The point
lcrs The present sophomore cl
obtains fe athletes above the e.
"ary STANDARD OF the twenty
hlctes who won their Letter.
% bu' o'rHi rc .nir rnf n Do.
"lluo,. To- 'u.ercO' ~
Ut champion the onlr
inner. Fair material
or The on nc 7nl MI 'U
urdlos auI iB, vol. van
H''q 's %
iuId .nr' ~, cf
r vice com o'ii p ho should
10. o. 'o'I 'Is' rrf b M o.
0 meets Tho "'uo VAS Can
own. ho WOW tn 'n.c~o 1eTi
DC 40 otter. orr IN
hurdles. nuc ~
o. freshman team captain !. o..
ctod 20 NIu place in The h'r
GW and Talbot 20 do as vel
10 hammer throw II Trainer NJ
n develop .eycral hirh class y. ri ?
r. and distance runners the ~
il prove formidable
Prospect ~ Princeton are not %
satisfactory AS a. New Haven fo
he Tiger lost fourteen Of the l'i
team by graduation. To offset %.
the 1916 class VIII furnish mum
Der of athlete. no did well 8
freshman track competition One O
two athlete. Ineligible last sprini
viii also be- able 10 compete Thos'
taken together vth the eleven vet
Grams available shOuld provide
team numerically strong but Traiue
Keenc Fitzpatrrk viii have 20 ir
crease the stand ID OF periormarr
~ the Orauae auj Black Is 10 fins.
Better than ninth place which n
Princeton s mark as result 81
IN points collected A. Cambridge 10
'he INTERCOLLEGIATE last MAY
The question ~ the scene of th'
1914 Army-NatF football game A.
already bblHg q rnssed bv represrn
.afives ~ tir fvp aeademi~s Tf,
proposal t0 p.a The game boz o.
Yale stadium which VII hold tN
GOO spectator. receiving favor
able consideration az West Point IH
70 o. said that ne Nav VIII H.
agree upon th' '1ng trip i0 NH'
Haten. l.ut I'd T. sultan o..
army representa- %. state
we are los gotiaiing WITH f.'
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