New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24
The Terrible Greek" Will
Lock Arms with Lamb
in Penn Gym"
FOLWELL "COACHlNG'
BETS AND POTATOES
orion Says Ted Meredith VIII
Compete in Indoor Games
at Boston.

Marx this down on your calendar,
with a big red circle about the Gaze,
February l3. for on that day Micnae!
Dorizas. The terrible Greek" wrestler
Of the Penn grapplcrs viii lock arms
with Levi Lamb. the champion squeezer
Of the Pennsylvania State wrestling
team. in the latter's gym.
Big Nike is slow 20 anger, but the
continual statements published 20 the
effect that he was afraid 20 face Lamb
on the mat. finally Inloosed the Greek
tongue. Dorizas had not intended 70
accompany the team to State College,
bu. ne will be the first one at the gym
nasum door when his team arrives
there.
In his quiet way, Michael informs
his friends that he has already thrown
Lamb in a friendly bout, and II this Is
true i is the only black mark against
Lambs record, for he has thrown ev-
cry man he has met in public and has
a notable string Of victories to ms
credit.
All football followers remember big
Bob Folwell. who made history on the
gridiron for Pennsylvania some years
ago. and with ". and J. as coach last
fall. Bob is now farming out IN Null
lea Hills. y. j.. and is said to be as
successful in coaxing the beets and po-
tatoes out of the ground as he was
once in hurting an opposing tackle 70
earth
For all that. Folwell still finds time
in the fall Of each year TO coach col
lege BOYS at the gridicon sport. When
he leaves his crops next season 70
coach the football team Of Washington
and Jefferson College, he will have
some large gaps to fill in the back
field.
who gained regulations last season as
two of the great halfbacks in the game,
have graduated from ". and j., and II
is up 10 Folwell to find duplicates for
their positions. Just as simple as the
fourth dimension.
George ". orion. who used to be
familiar figure at Trsvers Island years
ago in the steeplechase races. generally
finishing first in these gruelling tests,
is bringing along the Penn track team
slowly and hopes 10 make great stir
in intercollegiate circles later IN the
season
The next indoor track engagement
will be in Buffalo on February ., and
then the boys hop over TO Boston.
Talking of Boston. Orion firmly asserts
that Ted Meredith. his Olympic star,
will represent the university in those
games. with all due respect 70 Alfred
J. Lii. president of the A. A. L.
If Ted is breaking any rules in run
ming for Pennsylvania at Boston. Orion
says, he is prepared to show Mr.. Lii
at least a score of athletes in other col
leges who are doing the same thing in
the same way. Now. Mr.. Lii,
The hockey team from Trinity Col
lege that came down from Hartford last
week and played the Columbia Univer-
sity seven at the St. Nicholas Rink de-
serves a lot of credit for the showing
it made. Although defeated by the
Morningside boys after a stiff fight,
the Trinity collegians gave indications
that they will make plenty Of trouble
for Springfield, Williams, Boston Teen
and the other teams on their schedule.
The Hartford students have had little
opportunity for practice owing 70 the
lack of ice on their open air rink.
The Lafayette College track team
will have a busy season in 1915, the
Schedule calling for five dual meets,
the Penn relay races, the Middle States
Intercollegiate and possibly the ma
tonal Intercollegiate.
In addition to several members OF
last years team. there are some prom
Using men among the freshmen, or
whom Pete Maxfield. the former Mer-
cersburg star. seems the best. Pete had
been in college only a few weeks when
no shattered all LAFAYETTE records in
the shot put. He can also hurl the
iavelin good distances and will proba-
bly, win many points for Lafayette.
Then there is Paulson. the high jumper,
who has been clearing the bar in fault
less style recently.