Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-02-10

sueh a plan II u could be brOugh
about II Wculd undoubtedly give
the Army and Navy facilities the
nave never enjoyed. but ! am fearful
! hat the Navy would object TO the
ground of the distance"
The former Carlisle Indian foot
bah center WheclOck. who until re
Gently was student AZ the lniyer-
lily OF Idaho. has abandoned the
dea OF further college education and
returned to his tepee. Football
zach Griffith IS bemoaning the los
( the famous redman whose sudden
departure he is unable to explain.
Dad M0ulton. recent trainer at
the stanford University, Is author
icy for the statement that the Palo
Alto University has future world .
record Splinter In young Dick Grant
Il Portland. Ore Grant has o record
~ 10 l-5 seconds FOR tho hundre
ards as scholastic runner n1d
ypccted ~ m 'nsil' .f '''
'ds this sprIng
Walter Camp in n recent adore
'hc Yale alumni OF Rhode ls'an 4
the Yale athletic situation 0rt
'o prospects for the futur espokn
n optimistic vein rs follows
Il II perfectly true that In the
4 two or three years We haven
rosrcssed as We used to progress
fave said b was not easy 90 win hu'
I was simple We did Il by not
making % mistake twice. When We
'ound out n mistake ono wear Wc
I'D not make that mistake the new
or We are not looking FOR 'ons'
u't II We are 10 er. We N9v'
tic some start all along tho line
ow We are Going on In the sam"
" with baseball M last year. play
NJ II from the bottom. and We have
first class coach In Oninby. who
novs the game sud can handle me .
The crew situation is In tho
1nds of committee They hnv
hard task The ide' Is not I
,ye three different systems and 2
offensive set of eight men 10 stan
or II. but to get men In charge H.
AZ develop continuous n"lif'
Armstrong viii be In ch rye aud
ave Guy Nicka'ls. who Is Drohph
| he master English oar. both In pr
nrmancc and coach work We ca D..
/ opc To have Nickalls and keep hin
! 'c'c for more than year or two
/ nd We want some one who ~ sta
m who will carry on the same sy'
~. Nh Eugene Giannin' WI wor
with Armstrong and Mr. Nickalls. j.
las not had experience In Joachim
'our-milc college crews. but the con
| uittce hopes that the arrangement
! M work out In football w" have
mo- Of the old school Frank il'nkc.
no. IN addition 10 helm" ne Of o..
M school players. has always Tee
man who is willing 10 try q nc
'ay. lie Is ready to move. end
hould think We can progress w
God fashion there and take up tho
ork from where We left Il l's'
ear
According 10 statistics rccc7tl'
ompiled by the Princeton uniyer
ity Faculty Athletic committee
Michigan leads In he number o.
udcnts available for varsity end
rcshman athletic teams Cornell D.
ocond and Columbia third The on
1llmeut OF athletic material, II e
iay be- termed ms such. b. ms follows
lichigan, SOB. Cornell. 1900
'cnnsylvania 5000. Columbia ''l7
Harvard. 1853. WISCONSIN, '7't
ale. $500; Illinois, 9ioO: Ninneso
to- ICES: Princeton 1925 and oar'
Nth i297.
t0raduatc Athletic Nnns"cr War
zen Reward Of the University %
-outlcru California hne receive
ord from the oxford l'nivcts.t'
raby Football Association hat th'
english varsity tcamH win be- cll
10 piay o series OF matches With th
Southern California team nest vir
ter In order 20 mako the trip ID
England al least months 'h."n'
from college would Doe necessary
the series rs arranged the iuF1s'O'
win be- undertaken duriug o.
Christmas holiday period