Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
No Rest for the Wicked from NOw on
Among Racing Shell Seat Seekers

TENS. win boz watched with Interest
AZ Harvard, Princeton ANA the United
States Naval Academy there IN mo-
change 100 the csuhiishcd order ct
coaching ami reports from AT three
institutions are optimistic.
Further west the University of
Wisconsin h preparing for another
raurn Co the Hudson with crew
which win prove fully as dangerous
as that of 1919 The badgers are
fortunate in possessing e squad Of
| heavy powerful candidates. with the
varsity material drawn from the
I freshman and varsity ciEhts ~ iast
season. The great -prInt iu the nuh
mile uf the intercollegiate regatta nt
{ roughkvvpsir last June has dome
much tu restore the confidence OF tho
] western Cullcgou regarding their Hhil
iiy Goo roW as fast Hud iur us their
eastern brethren As % result wash
/ iuatou. California and Stanford, %
addition Go Wisconsin are all luukihg
forward Co. 'hr possibility uf rowing
un tho Hudson ucAt spring Ou tho
/ Pacific cupst uil three university
squads are boz active training and
heavy. powerful ,lwhtF are forecast
lea. The winner eft the Pacific Coast
regatta win come rast tU puuEhkccp-
Sic. as has been the case during tho
past two years ANA there s. the bare
possibility that ull three may ask for
invitations. so strong a the desire 90
shnw the east what tho Gar coast
crows can do with the shen and
sweep.
An English writer in describing "a
Yale Harvard baseball game played
at Soldiers Field. gives @ now and
picturesque Wow OF the Fidcllghts of
tho contest as seen hy foreign eyes.
AZ tho crisis iu tho fortunes OF the
I game tho spectators take collcc
tive and important part the Athletic
Committee appoints "a cheer leader
for tho occasion. Every five or ten
minutes this gentleman. u big fine
figure in white. springs Qua f-um his
seat at the foot of she stands ud-
dFrssrs the multitude through q meg
laphonc with "a Ohe' TW0' Throe!
hurls BE- aside, and with "a wild ding
ms and swinging of his body and
arms. conducts zen thousand voices ln
the Harvard yoil Tint over. the
.
Islts quietly waiting FOR the next mo-
mcnt oft p'ri or triumph shall not
oasiiy furgof that figure. hr!ght $50
the sunshine conducting with his
whole body passionate Possessed by
% demon, bounding loo the frenzy Of
his inspiration from side 90 side. con
tortcd. rhythmic. ccstntic % seemed
sO wonderfully American. in its COM
hiuation of entire wlldness and ontlrss
regulation. with the whole Just "a tri-
flc fantastic
Completely friendly ana bffrlcnd-
90 ns ! was. I couldn't help feeling at
moments very alien and very very
old even moro 80 than after the pro-
twcted game had ended la victory
! for Harvard when tho dusty plain
WIS filled with groups ana lines at
mon. dancing In solemn harmony, and
"a shouting crowd broken hey occasion
lal individuals who could find SOME
little emincncc to lead Harvard Yell
from ana who conducted the by.
Y ISLANDERS, and thoa vanished. nnd the
crowd swirird on again"
A new gymnasium game 81 COM
siderable benefit To football players
in those days of opou and forward
pass tactics hes boon evolved hy
Maurice Kent assistant football
coach "a the University of iowa. Tho
game b. played with q football hut
rcsomhles basketball az that scores
luro made by throwing the hail
lthroush hoops az each end 1T the
Gymnasium floor,
The idea ~ thc game came az a
lremllf uf observation which distressed
the iupt That Cos. .ail mru who had
played basketball We're as rule
lmuch more efficient IN th,, use OF tho