New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Tom Keane Thinks He
Has Second Reidpath

tsrisl, will start this week "a %,
these men out and start then
the cinder paths 70 future rr.a.,..,s
What a contrast At Yale, a,
thirty men responded 20 the = VI
for candidates last week. ff.s..a
whom we're freshmen. .
James c. Corwi,h, rs. o, g..
has been awarded the Lun1 ~
trophy. This does not mean = As
young man has been presented -. -
Chinese laundry ticket. but thu,
shown the greatest improveme,, \"
ing the year OF all CornelTs ',, ~
country runners '''N
Last season Corrith vas -
among the "slso rams" bat hi, go
ne scored IN every race in rhirs
started, and finished eighth + !.
intercollegiate championship ru- 80
The Lung Nov trophy 1ss pre,.,.
By +. ". Poste, '05, Of Shanghai. CO..
and its name means increasing p,.'
perity.' wv
Track athletics will boom a. I.,,s
University next spring, when tbs 80.
grounds on the upper level o. IT,.
Field will be opened. Th.rs I,
quarter mile running track and ~
yard strsightsway and a lary. a.,
inclosed. The Lehigh track sch.5sii..
follows:
Nag g. BIesnsI. a. homs. MSy s. sv.,.u,,,
Psnnsyl7snis Siais away. Ma5 a. s,.-sS.T
MAJ ,. a.FIrn-I.rLa :
10. Lafsye-e a, home
Cornell is developing her seinr.,,
by bi-weekly practice meets in n. 81
lege tank, and there is every indicati,.
that a strong team will represent \.
university this winter.
Syracuse students are gr.s,l7 Al,
turbed over the report that iBvrSs
O'Neil, the football coach, will IA. >.
turn 70 handle the 1915 eleven. ON.ir
vho has met with unsual success ST.,
going 70 Syracuse. is reported 70 b,v.
said ne could make more money vn,.
Using MS profession the law.
The athletic council A. NsF Y,.,
University has prohibited the vs,r,g
Of letters or other insignia By arr g..
dent Of the university except By p,,.
mission Of the council. This will t.-s
70 do away with much confusion. As /,
the past the men Of the Law, Conner,
and Medical school teams have be-,
mistaken for members OF the rsg.r
teams.
Captain Lamb. Of the Pennsylv,u,
State College wrestling team, is jsr
spelling for an opportunity Of mee,i,,
Dorizas. Of Pennsylvania, the prese,'
heavyweight champion. Lamb tips q.
beam al 1875 pounds and thinks he "a,
pin the big Greeks shoulders 70 re
mat. Dorizas IS not saying anything
More than twenty men are vor6r,
daily at Lafayette for places on Il,
wrestling team, including 1--WE members
Of last years squad. Although LatiJ
cite has had a wrestling team for orlJ
three wears, an ambitious schedule tu
been arranged, as follows:
F-b7.ay s Jni1.,l'y e r.nau.rr.I q
lum5ia A. New YORK. q. sprnGs.: fit--I
school. a. Easton
At meeting Of the Intercollsra.,
Fencing League in this city recently
the dates and place for the holding .!
the intercollegiate championship we're
decided. Nine colleges will be repre-
sented. ard the final round viii be he'd
at the Hotel Aston on April ? ard J.
The baseball team az the University
Of Pennsylvania will be hard pai e
develop a pitcher the equal Of Sayr'
last years twirler, who proved hr'
self one of the greatest college pl,chsH
ever developed. Roy Thomas. the I'd
P. coach. has a large squad Of pitches
working out, but his heart mourn' %
Sayre.