Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15
HOLY CROSS Off
TIGERS SCHEDULE
Lafayette and Williams Placed
on Princeton Football Card
for 1914.

The Princeton football schedule for
the season of 1914 was announced yes
terday by Howard Froeiick, manager
Of the eleven. Fordham and Hoy
Cross have been dropped from the
list of competitors Lafayette and
Williams were substituted in their
places. the former after 2 lapse o.
several years and the latter for the
first time.
Rutgers again will open the season.
and BuckneH. Syracuse and Lazy
cite VIII lead up 10 the DartmoL Il
game and the two so-called cham
pionship contests with Harvard and
Yale.
Every effort was made % relieve the
Tigers Of playing their two big games
on successive Saturdays, but to No
purpose. The schedule follows;
September IS, Rutgers at Princetons
October s, Backnell at Princeton:
October 10, Syracuse at Princeton
October II, Lafayette at Princeton.
October "a. Dartmouth at Princeton:
October 81. Williams at Princetons
November Z. Harvard Of cambridgss
November Il, Yale at Princeton.
Arthur Smalley Robinson. the fornn-
er Mercersburg sprinter. IL now ID
Pittsburgh. and will most likely enter
the Indiana Pa.) state Normal
School. Robinson has several friends
at Indiana and as that school always
turns out first class track team he
Was invited TO send IN his application
for admission. Four other schools
notified Robinson that they would be
glad to receive him.
Columbia bested Princeton last
night in basketball game at Prince
ton. The score was 10 to Is. the is
sue being in doubt until the clos
ing minute of play. The Tiger guards
found Lee and Meenan difficult to
guard. 1t was a one-handed shot
of the later's that started the win
ming rally. The game was roughly
contested. The Columbia team was
the first to defeat the Tigers this
season.
The Tufts College baseball manages
ment announced yesterday that John
Z. Slattery. formerly catcher on the
Washington, Chicago and Boston
teams of the American League had
been engaged as head coach for the
nine. Candidates will report for prac
tise on March /.
The Columbia wrestling team had
its fourth coach of the season yester-
day. when NJ. G. Pendleton. of last
seasons team, tutored the grapplers.
mostly of the heavyweight division
II. Mclaughlin, of the n. !. A. G
coached the squad Wednesday. VIII
Bingham and J. Leonard. both of the
n. Y. A. c., had preceded McLaugh-
lin in trying to hold down the job.
Mclaughlin, Manager Phipps said,
was the last man to be tried out. AMI
it is probable that a permanent Sc
lection will be made by the end Of
the week.
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania are
to play football this fall at Franklin
Field. Philadelphia In 1915 the teams
will battle at Boston. Such were the
terms of a contract signed yesterday
by the two universities. II the ar
rangement proves agreeable the same
schedule will be continued. the con-
tests being staged in Boston and
Philadelphia on alternate years
DR.. Carl S. williams will again reps
resent the University of Pennsyl-
vania on the football rules commit
tee. His appointment was confirmed
yesterday.
Wisconsin may be represented by
two Pensy teams at the meet TO be
held at Penn, an agitation having
been started to send a mile relay
team and also a four-mile team.
Myrland. Pickett, Williams and
Schley are quarter-miiers eapapls q
running their distance in fifty-three
seconds or better. and Wisconsin 3
chances for the successful invasion
of the East looks good
ciannini, the retiring New
York A. c. rowing coach, who is 70
4 ssociate with Guy Nickalls in the
coaching Of the Yale crew is to be
| the guest of honor at banquet
which is to be held tonight in the
New York A. c. city club house
| Harold Osgood, one of the best OF
| Columbia swimmers, has been de-
ciared ineligible by the faculty.
Tom Black. the champion French
sprinter at 100 meters, pulled a ten
| don in practice yesterday. Black was
a prominent candidate for the CO.
| lumbia relay.
Nine games arc on the football
schedule Of Syracuse University,
which was announced yesterday. The
Orange will meet Dartmouth for the
first time in years, and the game, il
\ is said. will in all probability. be
PLAYED at the Polo Grounds. in New
/ York city. The game will be played
| on November n, and Murray s.
Stedman, graduate manager OF ath-
letics. could not say definitely where
the contest would be held.
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