AreCenfident .
t’l‘hey Will
. . armed in this at?
morning from San From
earn comprislng twenty
2 ‘ immediately repaired
k Avenue hotel, where the
7 be quartered until wF
' at noon. Arrangements
. nude for the athlete: to
1&0 trip on the United States
America.
abusers to a man expressed
a: in their ablllnr to bring
‘Ol’nnple title to Amsrlca.
-. in the squad ‘ are seven
' o: the team which carried
international honor: at the
. held in Antwerp“ Belgium.
year: ago. These players are:
‘11. O’fielll, Joseph G. Hunter,
’ Patrick. Rudolph J. Scholz.
n S. Muldoon. Colby E. Slater '
Charla W. Doe. Slater has been
. . “Captain tor the team and
.1: Vice ceptnln.
enrol members of the squad. in
1,303 to being rugby stars. have
their spurs in American foot-
George Dickson starred at right
hack for the University 0! Cali-
” last season and Frany \V.
We and Norman Cle reland were
wanekfield men on the Stanford
33’ Mrs \eleven. Five other mem-
4. a: the team played with the
Mole Club eleven, which. scored
Mien over the two leading Coast
961188 team
All members of. th
in eiceilent Shap
“action with their physicial con-
eaten. The trip from coast to coast
wvmterrupfed tor a. brief spell in
We Saturday when the players
when putrthrough a. snappy drill.
m 0! yesterday morning was spent
4 7‘ 535103 of limbering up in the
We: gymnasium in West Twenty
m2 street, when it was found the
m field at Chelsea. park was un
' _. to outdoor work. This morn-
It! the squad is scheduled to go
a» = -«:h an outdoor drill at Mac-
m": Dam Park.
DAME
ELEV EN OUT‘
SOUTH BEXD, Ind... April 10.—
m Dame‘s staid. old campus has
has the scene of much activity the
flit few days with Coach Knute
~ ‘ otball hopefuls dlsport-
-. res in spring practice.
teams or 12:": men to be ex-
’ or. headed the preliminary
* We thinks the team
'g'e'preeent h‘otre Dame on
" ,, this year will surpass
that he .has
squad appear-
and exfiressed
just few seasons thls
‘ 9 has turned out
' flare proved to be the
the natlon's collegiate
-a. system all his own.
.r‘nolded veterans and
‘into combination: that
well laid plans at the
both in the East aid
early in the year
are: eong'lderlng an of.
v bit since that time he
? ‘agxen year contact to
we Dame team. South
ibis football mentor so
come Stadium; Fund -
harried and it is expected
Q the new grid will be
‘ :S‘vrlnz has waned.
Boston Runnerto
' Tryouts —— Was
ter‘Milers That
NEW YORK. Apr. Ill—Followers
of tracks in New York. when two
mm ago saw James W. (Jake)
Dfiacou of the Boston A. A. win the
majority of his 440 and 600 yard in-
door races in elose to record time,
will be pleased to learn that tollo‘w-
lug a very disappointing 1923 out-
door season and an equally dlsmal
1924 indoor season’ he is to be
trained for the 800 meter distance”
tor the coming Olympic games.
Coach John A. Ryder 01 Boston Col-
lege, Jake’s alma., mater, and .1116
Boston A. A. track and field team-
recently announced that he had deo,
cided to start the former‘lzio. 600
and 660 yard star on an lntenm
training period with the 800 meter
distance as the goal. Should Jake
{all to “make themde" Couch Ry-
der announced that he wo‘régkehltt
the lanky schoolmaster b to
quarter mile work. I
Coach Ryder 13 to be continuity,
ted on his decision to point Drlacoll
{or the 800 meter event. To those.-
cloee to Ryder and Drlacoll it u a
well known fact that this move has!
been in contemplation tor several,
months before it actually was made.
In point of fact. Coach Ryder has
been urged by former Boston A. A.
truckmen' to get Jake ewe: tron"
the shorter distances quite Joule
tlme ago. Ryder we; 1311qu and
knew that this move mum-Jae for
the best. but Drlecoll. the'pfinclpal'
actor in the drama. reindtastly re-
fused to agree to the change. Jake
has always hated to train {or or
compete in race: over greater yard-
age than the quartermlle. And thin
deeplte the fact that he once, held
the 500 yard record, indoors.- and
mu holds the Idea: :00 end 660.
yard records. ‘ '
“Was One of Game’s W
Briton was unquestionably one at
the greatest quarter mile“ that he:
lived. For uevenlween be In: '
consistent as he was brllllnnt.
in addition to‘the authentic. he
was able. as hing-econ}. show.‘ to
Train-for 800 Milem
One of; the Greatest:
Ever Lived -—— Won
National ‘Title in Fast
Timon; -
Princeton. degea.
lowing day at the __
A. U. quarter mile. .
the judges at {hash is in
at hot. debate. Sweeter: .
finish llne, enq'even’heve 7,
creams gathered near the yarn. on» - . '
(ll their dylns duty in; swear that
Drlacou wcx'uhe has): 9. halt root.
Drlacoll we, Stevenson Mel; in am
late: by defeating Mm mm later-
oollextate garter mile run ct "the
Harvard 8931um the tonofiM-ayur
1933.111111an in the Renew .9.
A. U. senior "doom: junta: event".
Wee-enable
months later. Both these me: were
of the “blood”.va.rlety £01», blue} 7
teeny: had new up between the_
men. otter-the de 1 o! ghe 1mg _
at Menu. cal; mcpomt 9: we -
”neither greeting. 1:0;th
were W between ;
and Stevenson ct the. WWW ,
Park mm ‘ é ;" 7,
Drawer: renewed—then m an
by filming every mdeol'._no6~ot oer: ,
on View; o: 19::—. .
‘ m9“)? the rut.“
mace! 891' York We
Glob. Wynn In new }world’t=:reeord
thus; EhQTW "8002’ tho thlm-b- :
331W, and servers catatonia '
mesa!” were tethered u": bathe
bdlmt'neuen runner Am
not in an up , Variance!“
year. however end my defeat: (on,
to the lore: Rider's our. ‘ '
Coach Bydajnnd Drlsooll’s me
or: ten. however; the: than Iot-
baekn would'rew'entnnus be about, to
my opponents. name: «no
about however; . . w » “ »:
. iwniar new «comm '
bod into Dmm “061.151th he.
singing-.0: the 19:3 indoor meson.
finishes thewfinter'e .. " ’
finished the Blue Jib!
outrun the best 'ot’ethem over the:
509, 600 and 660‘ yen! We“.
Perhaps his greatest; betterment. .
over the quarter'mfie :routewu hit
winning 01 the junior'nationstt. A; .
U. "quarter" in Pasadena. Cele? ln
W
?nrk. Henri? two'
Emu ,
annual indoor ;'
misreading
m for the bout today.
' 11.391911. condition end—both are ,
eeta ”endgame. ,
. ., ,
axoawam April 16.-—Edoeztrd ‘
Summons. European Manx-d chem-
",Flon. will make. his nemd appar-
Anaemfiomlk Friduinlght when
he meme; ram Warns. The
match will be at "the rooms of the
Nor-jun; glob, Wall, street. and will
be to:- $330 points. Horsemen: 3.9-
penredihere early in the winter ln
‘ entachgnme with Ty Hehlnger, or '
anaemia. When’ he meetl eu-
31m. champion, but a seasoned
' veteran " he has taken on the beat
5!:de pad 1 none! whom - :
agent thing! are expected. " ~
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plenty *ofzrseatn maxemm om n.
urge crowd. Membed and tflénav
us: mated to attend and. in View of
www.m-pedormmee here it
. ”meet ed that‘mts will be at a.
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