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ELBOWS WIN OYLMPIC RACES
President Thompson of American
Committee Makes Caustic Reply
to Englishman's Accusations.
.
Answering a statement made in the
London Morning Post Nick-
the English carsman, that he had
heard it said, “In kholm elbows
more Americans
than their legs,” Robert M. The mpson,
the American Olympic
declares in the pa-
per the ab
surd. Mr.
for not judging for himself, instead of
accepting the opinion one,
“who, not satisfied
had to Invent reasons
wounded feelings.”
In conclusion, Mr.
writes: “I hope that
world will be fo
disputes
to what
Ir n
alls,
Sto«
won the
races for
president of
committee same
that charges are
ETO8¢
There & y a 4 Viebhalle
Thompson 4lays Nickalls
of some
the
sooth
results,
his
with
to
Thompson
your athletic
able gettle its
without constant
heretofore has been a friend
ation, for even
the best of frien
under unfounded in
of
grow cold insi
{
vd
tions such those Harrison
Nickalls.”
as
his ability will be
games for
as lineman
the coveted
AT 73 TAKES UP
COURSE IN ATHLETICS
Auguste Rodin, the
though seventy-three
his intention of going to
take the in ath
B( ulpter,
years old, an
nounced
Reims
to Course
letics provided by the College of
Sports, the national institution for
training Olympic athletes. Rodin is
the president of the college and his
greatest desire is to France
all nations save the United
States 1816 at Berlin. He de
clares America hopelessly outclass
es other countries in athletics. His
purpose in going to Reims is dot
ble, to benefit his own health and
get a line on what France is doing
to prepare for 1918,
Bee
beat
in
WHITAKER.
Former Football Captain of Harvard
Was Not Only Great Player, But
Popular With Students,
of
1G19
131,
Percy lL. Wendell, captain
Harvard football eleven
born in Jamalca Plain, Mass.
15, 1880,
1910
on the Roxbury
for three years
of WAS
Before entering Harvard in
his
During
i
© Utavoon a Ueto
Percy L. Wendell,
football player but one of the most
popular men at Harvard. He was
elected first marshal of the senior
ciass of 1013, the highest class honor
at the Cambridge institutica, sad be-
came president of the .
i
Quarterback of Indiana
Team,
A ———
Offer of $10,000 Is Made by Mayor of
Havana to Pay Expenses of
Tournament in Cuba.
Jose R. Capablanca,
chess
a commission from the Cuban govern:
ment as chancellor of the Cuban con
sulate at St.
on his arrival in New York the other
day from Havana that he had been
national tournament at Havana begin-
ning Feruary 1, 1814. The Havana
city council has recommended the ex
penditure of $10,000 for the tourna
ment.
Inasmuch as Capablanca will visit
London, Paris and other capitals on
the way to Bt. Petersburg, Mayor
Andrade took advantage of the op
portunity to clothe the young mas
| ter with this authority in order to
' save valuable time. “This list of mas
| ters includes Rubenstein, Schlechter,
| Tarrasch, Spielmann, Niemzowitsch,
| Telchmann, Marshall, Duras, Janow-
| ski, Alechine, Bernstein, Maroezy, At-
kins and Vidmar. Ten of these play-
ors will be given places in the tour
| nament. The sum of $4,200 will be
| distributed in cash prizes,
Yale's Coliseum.
Yale's new football coliseum, to be
completed in 1914, will seat approxi
mately 61.000 persons and will have
standing room for at least 6,000 or
7,000 more.
Thorpe Not Missed,
Glenn Warner says that Carlisle will
not miss Jim Thorpe so much. In
Arcasa, he has the whirlwind back he
PICK MAROON TO WIN
-
Coaches Look Upon Stagg’s
Squad as “Star” Outfit,
Mr. 8Bcadds’ Grievance,
“1 tell you,” sald the scowling So
claligt, “that wealin is not distributed
equitably.” “I quite agree with you,’
replied Mr, Scadds. “1 have only about
two hundred and fifty thousand my
self, while I know a dozen men who
more than a million apiece ''—
Critics Declare Chicago Holds Advan
tage in That Minnesota Comes |
First on List—Not Afraid of
Wisconsin Team,
Chicago has been made the center
of the western football stage again
which the schedules
“framed” ‘it would
coaches recognized a ago that
the Maroons would bé the team to
No better proof of
heen
as tf
have
appear
year
Minnesota and Wisconsin, which for
the last two years have been the
principal contenders for the bunting,
bert G. Sullivan in the Chicago News
That Stagg has a hard to
is shown by the fact that lig men
get little if training
Minnesota contest at
row hoe
will
any between the
Minenapolis and
at Chicago It
is extremely fortunate for the Mid
the Wisconsin struggle
however, that
comes first on the list
ill be in far
pend
Willlams has
ial besides
¥ i, and i}
with which t
nearly
he
trimmed South
t demonstrated the m
A8 DOERES
weight and strength requirem
With
n this 3
have
withstand
the game Shevlin
Doe” agal
in
io
ear, the
to be 1
Wisconsin does not inspire the fear
expected from the cham n
ship squad of the previous season
German Schultz, who
the
has gone back
Michigan, and is
last
ocoach ng
to his
assisting
#eREOD
de
alma
¥
i - .
I Junean in
The loss of “Germany” is the sever
est blow which has befallen the Card
not even excepting that of Ed
Gillette, last year's sensational
Schultz’ coaching last year gener
Maroofis. Although the former Mich
igan star had only men at his dispos
al who had been previous Wis
consin teams, he did more with them
than his predecessors had done. He
their work to a degree of per
Michigan teams
are capable of showing, and it was
forwards even more than the
”
on
Both Minnesota and Wisconsin have
tion to one game. The Gophers have
to fear from Illinois, whom
they meet the final week of the year
will be possible for them to
Chicago, on the other hand
will be required to save a great deal
strength for Wisconsin, which
not considered to be as
tough a proposition as Minnesota, nev
ertheless is a team agalnet which it
Is imperative that the men must be
best
Wisconsin precedes the Marcon
contest with an open date, and has
two Tull weeks of practice following
the Ohio State match, which has been
for November R&R This
concluding struggle at Marshall field
one of the best in years
One of the things which are en
in regard to
the Badger game is the conviction
the 1912 Minnesota team was strong:
er than the 1912 Badger outfit. Al
though the Maroons were trimmed |
most decisively by Wisconsin and in
turn defeated Minnesota, it is impos
sible to convince one of them that
Minnesota was not the better team.
They base their failure against Wis
consin on not being sufficiently pre
pared. It Is known that the Maroons |
were not familiar with signals and!
looked like a team which was decid |
edly overtrained—and the players ac |
knowledge this was the case. i
With the two big games coming at |
the conclusion of the seasoa this year, i
however, Stagg's pupils are confident |
the result will be different. With |
signals thoroughly learned and men
trained to the edge, they are certain
they will trail the colors of both Min
nesota and Wisconsin in the dust
Murphy Is Missed,
Mike Murphy ls being missed at
Penn. Doctor Hancock, a former foot:
bail and craw man, is on the fleld dally
with his satchel full of tools helping
patch up bruises and cuts. He is the
Philadelphia police surgeon at pres
ent, but is not figured as capable as
Murphy at fixing up the minor hurts
that football players suffer,
New Penn Coaches.
Brooke in football, Orton In track
and Nickalls In rowing are three new
Btill Something Lacking.
“Dobbs eays he is a man of action
“And he is. Dobbs can use
more gestures and less common sense
In an argument than any, other man
I ever saw.”
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