New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
Syracuse Makes Profit on
Long Trip of the Foot
ball Eleven 10 the
Coast.

~ Syracuse university A'"A'''0
Association made a profit of $500 on
the transcontinental football trip after
the season closed in the East.
II cost approximately $4,000 to maxi
the long journey, but the three games
played Melted $4,000. Some of the
TENS Of expense were as follows:
For railroad transportation for the
twenty-four members Of the party
s2.5OO; rental Of the private car at tho
rate OF $40 day, 5000; meals and
hotel accommodations at San Francisco
and Los Angeles, 1000
The DAILY Princetonisn' mas pub
hshed composite All-Star iootDail
eleven from the following selections;
Charles +. Parker. in "fhe Boston
POST; Fair Play" in "The New YORK
Evening Post; Parke II. Davis Donald
G. Herring. in "The Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger; DR.. Albert Sharpe the
Cornell coach; 1.-THE Harvard Grim
SON" "The New York Sun" Herbert
IL, Tho Now York Tribune; "The Phila-
delphia Press" "The Philadelphia Bul-
letir." Lieutenant Ingram, OF Annap-
oils. and several others
It's a mighty stro-g one, too ana ~
Is made up as follows:
Left end. Shelton. Cornell; ley
tackle. Gilman, Harvard; left guard
Spears. Dartmouth; centre. Peck' Fitls-
burgh: right guard, Hogg, Prnce'on'
RIGHT tackle. Nash, Rutgers: right emo
Higgins. Penn State; quarterback, bar
- - Cornell: left half5ack. Berry
man. Penn State; right halibac., WI
kinson. Syracuse; fullback, Mahan,
Harvard
Eddie Nshan. of Harvard. and Char
lilo B9rrctt. Of Cornell, were found on
every team. while Gilman, the Harvard
tackle. missed unanimous choice by
only ono. Shelton, Of Cornell. ard
Higgins. Of Penn State, the ends, came
next In favor, while Soucy, OF Haf-
ward. who failed to find place on any
one OF the Walter Camps three teams,
lust failed 20 outrank Higgins.
Chicago University boasts two tresh-
men athletes who are sure 10 be heard
rom in the next two or three wears
They are +. w. Ely, who won the
Junior national half-mile run in san
Francisco last August. in l:5S. ara
..Rad" Graham. who holds the worlds
interscholast pole vault record az i
feet 6 inches.
!. W. Lirrchan has just been elected
captain Of the University Of Vermont
baseball team. while j. T. Burke was
honorod by reelection as captain Of me
football eleven
40 defeats was the record o. ihc
Hobart COLLEGE football team for the
1915 season. in its second year under
,cw eve'ew o. coaching. DR.. Sweet
md. q rorloer Hobart footb7l) ~tar, IS
he head of Hohart's year-old derart-
mont &C athletics, and his efficient
-~~chirc is considered responsible for
To ruccys- Of the team.
Five games were won, arainst St
f9r--e~cr Alfred. Clqrkso0, University
of rocbrstn- and University Of BGfalo,
While Hamilton vas played to a score
Tess tie.
r~~d Dolly. The football coach at
V"ii~rs. has started 60 whiD thc has
'ath9ll 'oGr~ into winning condition.
10 h~l me 'var-itv candidates out for
-rr"'ic~ in the La7cil Gymnasium last
eek. trc wo~| co~-istin~ Of DoesinC
nd rcal SHOOTING Thee is lot of
--cr. ling material. aad three veterans
-cr 'a-. Years five renain-Ceptgi"
Garfield, Nolthar, q forward, and II.
wright a guard.
NoltSrr who is at present frhting
'or bis life on board the Ford "neace
shiD." Oscar il. being The William
delegate I'm tho great Christmas trench
increment. will not nc able to report
until February. but his experience with
the battling peace delegates -houll
stand him in GOOD stead OF the basket
ball court.
Dartmouth evidently believes in pre-
nercdness when il comes 20 basketball.
Tor the coaches have drawn upon the