Evening star., 1914-03-15
his men round to before his boats are

his men round to before his boats are
hoated.
Carnegie Tech" as been coming along
rapidly in foot ball and Is laying greas
plans for its-fnatch with the University OF
Pittsburgh at Forbes Field next fall.
November ii. They also have game
with Lehigh, to be played in South Beth
lehem October II. This is the day when
Yale tries conclusions with the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame in New Haven. The
University OF Pittsburgh has been on the
Tech" schedule since 1910 and much
interest attaches to the resumption OF re-
lations in this sport Walter Stenens
can get fair material: ana ne Is nkey .,o 70
endeavor to develop the open game with
greater emphasis and II e contest snouid
prove especially interesting.
III. y. Jewett, remembered by many as
a star sprinter in the college ranks sev-
eral years ago, and graduate OF tne
University of Notre Dame has SHOWN
pretty we'll that college athletics do not
at any rate unfit a man for business by
becoming president of the Paige Detroit
Motor Car Company. JeWett held tne
worlds record for the SO-yard dash for
several years.
Old Dame Nature took a hand herself
in athletic sports the first oil March IN
the shape of a blizzard on the eastern
coast taking first in the reioofome In
Newark and humping one slde OF II WI
der no less than fifteen-foot snowdrl1t,
starting a fire through crossed electric
wires in the stands at Wiedenmayer' 8
Park the home grounds of the Newark
international League team; tying up
judges and boys for the Pniiadeiphia
Kennel Club exhibit; stopping FREQ
journey eastward, and marooning the
OLYMPIC stars from Philadelphia-Lippin-
cott Meredith and Patterson-so that
they could not reach Madison square 1or
the A. A. L. games. The latter were
greatly missed, but the games furnished
Some GOOD contests. nevertheless. kiviat
and Baker giving a grand exhibition In
the l.OOO-yard race. which the former
won with a beautiful sprint, clpplng
tgo-ffths of q second OF MS record with
Baker only couple OF yaros oacs.
Kiyiat's time was minutes 10 20 Sec
onds.
AIyah T. Meyers of the 1rish-American
A. c. set two new worlds records, Hal
pin winning the 6O0-yard run In l minute
i; Is seconds, and Meyers the 3O0-yard
in 30 is seconds, and incidentally MADE
himself a double winner by taking the
75-yard dash. Not to be outdone IN rec,
ord-breaking by his clubmate. Richard
,Remer of the Irish-Americans covered
the two-mile walk in IA minutes 81 Al
seconds. Every one was on edge for the
two-mile run, as both Kramer OF the Lone
Island A. C. and the redoubtable Hannes
Kolehmainen were entered. but the Bronx
Church House Club members had pinned
their faith to Harry Smith, who justified
| all they had said of him by coming
through ahead of both Kramer and the
| Finn in minutes IS seconds. new
championship figure. OF individuals
Platt Adams carried of the honors b,
winning the standing high jump. thu
| standing broad jump and the pole vault
Mcdonald of the Irish-Americans tool
| two first places-the 24-pound shot ant
| the JG-pound weight for height.
| Altogether it was one of the most in
| teresting meetings that has been held il
many years.
! 1t is aleeady becoming of interest t