Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
DATES STILL OPEN FOR DUAL AND
TRIANGULAR REGATTAS. YET
Ir IL APPARENT POPULARITY
or SPORT INCREASED.
SEASON is PROMISING
INDICATIONS ARE 1T WILL EQGfAL
IL NOT EXCEED IL NJ MEIER An
VARIETY or RACES OF PIE
NIOUS YEAR.

dav. june N. the American college ruN
ing season j. fairly we'll outlined. Al
though there are still dates for various
dual and triangular rcgatlaS Vet ~ bc
fixed il il apparent that rowing l. stead
Ily increasing IN popularity a. a college
sport. IN the east. middle west AMI Fac
fife coast sections the various college
and university crews are already we'll
advanced i'll their indoor and machine
training and are awaiting the first 0p
portunity "a dip their sweeps in lax or
river.
Reports OF unusually early practice
rows may bc expected If the present mild
weather continues and once on the wal
r. the progress of both the crews and the
final arrangement. for the prclimin-
inary and championship rrglt
taS will hr rapid. A. viewed ~ present
The 1911 rowing season promises "a cqul'
II not exceed IN number and variety ~
races that ~ the previous wear. several
ol the leading eastern universities have
completed tentative row ing schedules
While others are sill in making. Neither
The United States Military Academy nor
>yracu>" have a. vet announced their
arrangements Tor The coming season. The
dates for the Harvard. Cornell and
Princeton crews have been fixed. Penn
>,l,ania and Columbia are still working
"a their schedules. several dates ~ whirh
have already been announced. The SEIZED
ulcS Cor the various colleges supporting
crews arranged from the fixed and ,cnta
tive dates are a. follows:
!SafWrdaH. iprH iS-Pacific coast in
.crcollceil tc regatta California, stan
ford ard Washington universities a: Oak
and CALI.
neck ~ .iprB 2al2I Harvard ~
annapolis probable training races with
Il, :. Naval Academy crews.
7 SaiHrdaB. Nan q Columbia. Prince
ION and possibly Pennsylvania IN tri
angular regatta at Princeton. !. J.
SdtWdep. Mar l6-hmcric1n Henley
regatta. rhi,ndclhia. Pa. with races fsr
~%ollc.c crews.
SafuydpB Nan ~ Cornell. Nalc and
Princeton ~ trinngulnr regatta ~ Cay
nga Lake. ithaca \. y.
THcSddH. NaB ~. Harvard vS. Yale
Thames River New London. Conn
FiidcU. lar, - INTERCOLLEGIATE re
gaitt Hudson %IIivcr. Pou.hk~rpsir. y.
MI. Cornell Pen %vleamil Colombia.
Syracuse. Wisconsin and winner Pacific
cast intercollegiate regatta.
The University of Michigan football
association is already planning m Ella
boratc campaign of preparation for
next autumn in view nf the Harvard
game To bc PLAYED NJ Cambridge on De
tuhcr 81. ~ \ recent meeting NJ the can
lidatc> to discus. the hardest schedule
hat the Wolverines have ever attempted
Director Bartclmc tali~rj On the uccr>
>ity of All men seeing IT, their scholastic
eligibility. Trainer Terrell spoke of the
preparation that the Micha.in athletes
would have a. makF a. meet Il team Of
harNad> heavy calihrc on equal terms.
The Michigan trainer expressed himself
a. FAR from satisfied with the attitude
n the football men toward developing
themselves to the greatest extent. Ilc M
%yanccl. i'm support 20 this the fact that
he veterans On the squad never put 10 an
appearance III the gymnasium w the yin
ter but they are satisfied with the con
diiios they can attain all wiRtcr and
summer. and il Michigan does not want
~ hr di>gracCfnllv routed Inv her first
lash with the peer Of the Eastern nivcr
>itit> her athletes must show some 1T this
same spirit.
The third wear veterans. called upon
~ speak All dwrlt un the need uf u
long training season. PuntiuS said the
Michigan football PLAYERS had the chance
M heir grasp tn make the West respect
ia la the East. III they were defeated the
West would not hc given another opppr
tunitv for wears. Craig impressed the
men that they should come ~ the class
- that are % he organized and take part
IN the spring outdoor practice.
The veteran trainer DAD MnHltnn.
Who recently resigned - track ami field
coach ~ the Leland stanford IniEcr-
>itv SQUAD has accepted a similar posi-
ion with the University ~ Santa Clara.
Spring baseball practice las been an.
Ter VA nj the University ~ Virginia
f1r several wccks \ squad ~ more than
FORTY candidates are in training daily on
thr varsity field under the direction II
Coach Jack Ryan 81 the Washington
American League.
The colleges aud universities 1T the
Pacific Northwest are planning the form
alton NJ an intercollegiate >uccor league.
\ movement his been started M IIar
ward university. the object 81 which j.
Nv award suitable letters nr cmhlemS to
the substitutes II the various varsity
teams who do not succeed ID winning var
Sitv letters hv being sent into the biz
contests a. rclicf PLAYERS for the first
string man. II i pointed ont that these
substitutes are W great value III the a.
vclormrnt If the teams. acting both n
trial aud squads and substitutes q. the
occasion ma, demand The Harvard Grim
>cc in I'm editorial on the subject niafeS:t
-~.aThr rules governing athletic sports
~ Harvard contain the following prnvi~-