Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-03
LEGORE CASE WILL
COME UP TONIGHT
Disqualified Star and Fellow
IneIigibIes May Be Re-
instated.
BIG THREE TO CONVENE

- EPHEsENTATIEEs Of Harvard
n Yale and Princeton universities
viii meet in Kew York tonight for the
FIRST time IN ten years to discuss tbs
athletic relations OF the three ur4xer
sites, especially questions bearing
upon the eligibility OF students to tazz
part in Intercollegiate contests.
Yale probably viii ask FOR vote or
the question Of reinstating Harry Lee
Core r. II. Rett, jr.. William Eazlon
Spencer Pompelly and Captain MI
burn, Of the Yale baseball team, who
were disqualified BY Yale for accept.
ing free meals while playing SUMMER
baseball. It was reported today thai
the committee viii recommend th4i
they be declared eligible
A common agreement on all elisihiIs
ity questions Is sought by The eorz
mittee and the athletic authorities r.
the three universities It has beer
suggested at Yale that where tbs
present eligibility codes are unreaeoF
able or susceptible or misundersEafd
ing they should be redrafted and nIads
clear and Reasonable.
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Now Let oliphant Beware, Navy Has
Elephant Of strength
A NEW strong man has been faunE
= al the Naval Academy ia Eugene
X. smith, an Illinois youth, who el
tered the academy this spring and
who promptly won a place as guard
on the football team. Smith nade
s.235 points ia the physical tests Is
the academy. which are so arranged
that the strength of every gruup q
muscles in Indicated
Big Brown. tho noted football
player Of The academy of a few wears
ago, scored 1910 points, but II was
after more than three years work
ut the academy. Smiths iignne
believed to be the greatest ever scored
by a member Of the new clase. SMITH
weighs 139 pounds He IS twenty
years old and quarter Of an inch
under six feet in height
ses
HoIleBbaek and FoIwelI lead as p<nf
Possibilities.
is dull football season that d6es
4 not make or break a few coIIegs
coaches. BY Dickinson has had liia
fling at the Z. Of P. and now they are
talking OF reorganizing the entire ate
tenn and choosing either Bob Foi#ei1
the w. and J. celebrity, or Bill li6Izetsz
back. E'olwell is a graduate 81 PenF
and was the star halfback Of the 1eds
team Hollenbaek performed around
the same time and WIS an All-Amef
ican selection IN 1908.
Eleven Swimming Meets on the Colan'bi.
Schedule.
THE Columbia swimming schednl<
/ was announced today " Man
ager J. A. Allison. Eleven meets ar<
on the schedule, including the infer.
collegiates. Eight OF the meets a1z
on the league schedule. four At hbznz
with Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvaais
and City College and four away. This
remaining two meets are honse meets
with Cornell and Harvard.
The schedule follows Decemhzr 3
G. G. q. 7. at @. c. y. =: JanszAr3
"a. Pennsylvania at Failadeipbia1
January Il, Cornell at colulnbias
February 1s, Yale at Columbia; Hsf
rliary p. Harvard at ColambIa; Eei1-
ruary e, Pennsylvania at CoIumeiHs
March ]. Princeton At Prlnce1an.
March 2, Princeton at ColBnhia
March 10, c. c. n. r at Columbia:
March "a. Intercollegiates at Colaza.
bia; March q. Yale at New Haven
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College sports Of All ssrfs Tala y
shorts.
FAILING to get ehucil Barrett Cd.
Il entered as a professional basehai
player next season with the Cleveland
Maps they tried to enroll the CofzzeH
star at Annapolis, but Barrett sa4s ~
is going into business. Barrett 3s 7st1
old anyhow to enter the Naval Aea1.
emy, according to Coach Sharpe.
The University Of Minnesota Sen.
ate, a faculty body controlling upI-
versity activities, has decided L.
abolish Intercollegiate baseball At the
university. limiting this sport 10 class
contests Tho senate also Instructed
Professor James Paige, the Minnesota
delegate to the meeting Of tho sbin
nine. conference at Chicago to1ior.
row. to vote for the retention of t5s
conference summer baseball" Fnls.
Delegates from the Universities Il
Oregon, Washington and CalifqKf5s
and the Oregon Agricultural College
have formed q new Pacific Coast cpa-
ference A schedule Of football games
was adopted whereby each tnstitution
plays the other In 1916.
Harold Sparr, OF Memphis. Tenn
fullbaclx. has been elected captain o.
yirginiass football eleven for mex
year.