The sun., 1918-12-01

running halfbacks OF his time, died in
service at al aviation camp in Texas.
Capt. Phineas i. Christie. 'l2. quarter
back. was killed early last year by the
bursting Of big gun at Fort Sill Lieut..
Warden Mclean, IL. OF Philadelphia
guard on the victorious 1911 team. was
killed by being thrown from his horse
while on duty at Fort OSlethorpe.
Camp Warden Mclean at Chattanooga
was named in his honor. John V.
Granger, Jr,. ~, halfback. died NJ
Camp Gordon. Capt. Charles D. Baker
IS, tackle died OF wounds received In
the lighting on the ourcq. lie had re-
ceived the French War Cross.
Princeton football Players reported
wounded include Capt. V. s. Mer,e-
Smith. II; capt. Han" Andrews. ~.
Capt Paul Lloyd, 'O4: Capt. G w. Nc
,iraw, 10 Bob" N6urse. II: Leu.
Nelson Poe, 81, AMI Lieut.. Edgar \.
S'e. Jr., Is. Lieut.. T. A. Bl,kiewiAz
%. centre rush, has received the Frenc:
War Cross, and Capt, Merle Smith and
Lieut. Billy" Moore. ~. Lave uae,,
awarded the Distinguished Service cross
Moore. famous as ha!fhaci ana track
captain, Won renown by volunteering
Il drive an ammunition truck over a
smell swept road for the relief OF his
comrades of the marines in the Chateau
Thierry fighting.
sammy Reid Gone.
One Of Pr!nceton's creates. lors,s E..
the war was that OF Lieut. Samuel !
Reid. Jr.. '06 who was KILLED while co
ing to the relief OF one OF his men vbe-
his company war undc~ heavy lombard,
ment As captain catcher ard shor.
stop sammy" Reid was one O! Prince
: tons greatest baseball players Sue
cessiul NJ the bar in New York. he wa.
leader in PrincctoN's alumni work
and he was universally p0pu.ar
Another baseball player recently ll'e,
. IN France was Lieut. Allen W. Taucy
Ii, Lieut. Ben" Bu',or.;, lG. manage
Of the nine that year, Vas also recent,
killed in France.
Two members o. III" Princeton ,-rr
that beat Harvard IL 1915 hay- live,
taetr lives in the war james Dan,
Paul., u, AID Arthur Y. SaNaeo IL
The latter. a Lieutenan, % infantry. va,
Killed at the battle of the MarM- Say
age and private We're found de.d @,
the north bank Of the Marine. surrurnd.,
by eleven dead Germans TIE ,ry,
Americans had put up grca: aght be
fore being overpovured
Another member OF the 1916 rev
Lieut. Richard H. McCGan, II. of tn
navy. has won rcnown by an ac: OF he
/ roisn, in which he swan uud-~ blazin,
oil 10 rescue two aviators who had fallc,
luto-the River Humber.
Lieut.. Julian y. bowel, IG. Of IN
air service, track athlete. was Liue, (!
am a.rpL'ne accident. and his tealumat,
: Lieut., Herbert J. Richardson. &c. %
the British Flying Corps was wpuade,
In combat. but landed safely
Two Princeton soccer playc"s. Lio4,
, Arthur Preyer, -, aud Lieut.. l.. y. g
/ Ross, u, were G.llcd IN action Lieut.
! VI. w Eolph, 10, % the wrestling team
/ haa been wounded Lieut. Angus Frautg
II, has received the War Cross. and M
other wrestler Lieut.; Harold IL On
! Is, Is prisoner In Germany L. II
! Pentz, 20, Of the wrestling team ha
received two citations
Lieut.. Allan W, Bevin, 10. fuotbaI
manager, has been decorated with N
italian War Cross and the Capror
, Medal. Capt Charles j B!idle, II. vii,
has WON so much fame as an aviator
was captain OF tie gun team a. Prince
! ION, John ' ". Reyuders. Jr., II, VIII
was killed ~ an airplano accident. rowe
on his freshman crew. Harold X. Hulk
ley 10, killed In an airp.auc acclden
/ IN England, was captain OF the fYcshma
tennis team, Lieut.. ThurstoH j. Davis,
! 'l6, o. tue h1sketDuN team VAS severe!
wounded In action,