The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-19
Record-Breaking Entry
 List Received Already
 For Pennsylvania Games
both from the East and West.

both from the East and West
 It looks as if every college relay team and every college athlete of note will be in PhiIadeIPhia for the meet. The days for the closing of entries is yet two weeks off as the final list will probably show more than 800 on the rolls. Iowa State is coming East to defend it's four-Tnile relay championship which title it won at last years meet.
 Exeter's baseball schedule for the season was announced today. The season will open on April 19 at Lynn, Mass and close on June ' with the annual game with Andover. The Exeterites will be at New Haven on May 3 when they play the Yale Freshmen. Coach Carney is workinl out his team every day and Assoc4a,- ed Press reports convey information to the effect that one of the best teams ever turned out by that school will be in the field this season.
 Edward s. Boote, a junior, whose home in in East Orange. N. j., has Teen elected captain of the Wesleyan baseball team for the coming season. Boote played fine ball on the varsity nlne at backstop last season and could be depended upon at the bat.
 The sloppy condition of the Tuft Oval in Medford, Mass, has kept the Tuft baseball team from doing out door work so far this week. The efforts of the thirty candidates have been confined so far chiefly to indoor work. Manager Ralph Woods has been negotiating with several colleges for games on the annual New York State trip.
 Although Cornell lacks stars in the distance runs like Jones, Berna, Wlndnagle and Dresser, who gained fame in the days before the war, the material for the mile and two-mile runs for the coming outdoor cam paign is fairly promising. In addition. to McDermott and O'Leary who wI~. run the mile as well as the half. Coach Jack Moakley has J. D. Adams. a fast freshman miller last year. Tn the two mile run besides O'Leary and McDermott. who could be used if necessary. Cornell has c. G. Seel- back, who placed in the two mile event in the fntercollegiates last sea- son; c. M. Yost, a varsity cross country runner; E. J. HasselbeCk, c. s. Hiscock, L. H. Houston, J. L. Dick inson, w. D. Sprong and G. D. Dur yee
 Now that Yale has agreed upon Dr. Al Sharpe of Cornell as football coach for next Fall, an urgent move is expected at Harvard to securing Percy Haughton's signature to a con tract The Harvard coach who has served in the Cambridge stadium for II years. know that is wanted back on Soldiers Field, but is still holding out on any announcement that he will sign up again.
 These are busy days at the Adee boat house in New Haven. Two years ago the Yale rowing authorities of fered their boating headquarters in New Haven harbor to the Govern ment for naval purposes. The Yale naval training unit, which Coach Mather A. Abbott had fathered and made the basis of the United States naval unit, which flourished during 1918, had used the boat house to good effect.
 Mike Sweeney of Penn has cap tured the intercollegiate basket ball individual scoring honors by stacking up 61 points this season. Van Slyck of Yale is second with B. Following is an official record compiled today of the individuet scoring of the five teams, together with the final stand ings: