Harvard-Yale War Policy at Variance Witti Otlier Collegestylore Athletics, thc Cry

At Big College MeetingVrjeUrie* Bak« '-"^ Dfcnidl aiid ('olonel i'almcr E. IVrteloin in Call ¦('r Continuancc of IntercoUegiate CompetK-jofia and 1 urthei Devcloprocnt of IntramuraJ Sports

. *liani ..

¦-. r .'¦ ¦-. S«c Btarj of War Baki ad tlie¦¦* tltig Stll.ir '

¦vho pnrti *... W .*it ionti \ . H.'.¦: \ tor ycst.T-

0\i" \. M. until itft. r t, ««.-..ry. I- rraebed iti

ptfld late .... _-a recOl

.

ad'

and bfl made,rail-

I ''!ti''

Jump m MeaahflrahipP

pointed out. uponMin, that ll

New.Haaap-

vouio ra*

could

"i . ^-artii membent thir'itf, flf 1 J*

propai.ful. The phyaie.1 fit-

of the men aai

for conin. "»ne«"

. were unfit ior mii-

,1 m-

¦*

throughout|y, 80 thflt

'.ved." j

rathan the co:

from DaaMa

onel 1'irrr.

u tlbm and 11

cr.lv trained for mii-from

- .-1 n'a rom-

-. 21,t*N*N) men in all, participatedn boxing bout*According to Dr P.ayerof'. the eamps

xlh of ihe athleticequipmeii' r.eided. A tota! flf $ISI 000.oie ji required to carry out eatab-

plana. .value as b developer

hand-to-hand combat, th"..eeommendi ap-

'."'."' flf a cflflflBalttfle tfl forniu-**** adeejiia .,,. wreeUiag*"* ioUrcollegiatfl r-port, which was***Ft«d juat before the noon adjourn-laent.

Harvard and YaleLeft All Alone

B. H. BOTSFORD, u.th adistri't committee re-port for thr New Eng

land section, at thr meeting olfhe National Collegiate Ath-letu Association Bl the flotelAstor yesterday, presentedthe attitude of Harvard. Yaleand Phillips-Andover Acad*emy as opposed to intercol-legiate eventa in favor ofintramural sports and miiitarytiaining.

FTiese inslitntions were theonly prominrnt ones mrn-tioned during thr day that4vere. to all intents and pur-poses. wholly opposed to biggames at this timr*. Thr gen¬eral policy of the others w.islor n.ore sport of every kind.intramural and intercollegiate,it being felt that the flamouiof the big contests added in¬eentive for the smaller.

Aviators NeedRea! Tramers,Camp Declares

i.'re ta* imHi ..> aervc ra 4vill

traiaer to.'

meetiflg ":ciation In t

Wai'md B. Ko

Board »l

delegatetent.

honld !". . traiaerU - the a41(4-

iaid Mi. aI 10 hav* .. train*t 4\ho willabout the

il condition of thi id wiending up 1

ely fit oi M-

Will confide in thi BOtder. In both eaaea th sy

avoid telliiiK' the 'coaeh' they are .n badar* afrald of baiag con-

¦-..-. lo*An aviator' p ,>10r('

nial'Mr. fl amp

,.,, to thi -; aa ". r thafl.."M

.'' a lever.D I. E. Bay-

, hceed, If ii"t "ii" afl th*iloi, fuad*, throughtion.

-j!,,. v.- |o ;;. iin-.li' r. I want

.. ptmiflaion to approachraen Hae ¦. w*on l.

.-.:.,. i.i' Harvard; tMaak, of b!.\ aad

w Ul 4i.u 1*1 aa

4, .'¦¦'. :m.,.- ..¦.*(! tO

.;..,: ¦ h(- rU-W kahingtofl to »,".' bfl

th* adi

Hendrickson Surprises Tennis FansBy His Easy Victory Over Richards

Winner Will Fnce TayloiThia Afternoon in tlir

Final Round

By h ra-d I bwtfaorne¦i ipling fro\i Vi

terdaj iu*i '¦ ;l1*"ikill trongtk of Edward H !,('

of th* .'¦'*> R«| ».. Tha toa*

round boalag eontoal here to-night be*tweon JohaBy Ertla, of St. Paul, andJack Wolfe, af Clovalaaal, flraa calledoff BB Bg tfl Ertle sufferinj- from nlame back. The men will BBBOt at alater dato, probablj Ib I ebraary.

Boxing News and Notes_Bv FRED HAWTHORNE-

Thflt fe'.icr, Fred. FflTflfliflflfl Fulton,ii. bflfliflflfll BflBt, tiot a wire

from Nt-4v OrlflflBfl lant night. announc¬ing that DflBaialcli Tortorich, of theCrflflCflal ' !'y. had iMtflhfld Fred to

(frank "Mary Ann" Moran forBBafl time next month.

ro an- only two -teps to .Jer\« WilIbrd'ti ehaaaplaaahip threaa Frank lithe Blflt and lower s'l-p, Bfld 1 >roci*u«Fred fhould be flhlfl tfl "§¦ BTflf thfl

flf that one without murii troublfl... coaaei tiie hi-*h one, aad ll b»i

alrefldy provfld .. Wl ilippery f«r Pflflbli\v. refer ti. Csrelflfll < ail Mflrrla,

q hfll met Fulton thrflfl time--st time he ii er-edited

I icky i inl hop ant »fthfl i ' nn»- Pierce n

fonled «top bo«stinKor bfl would punch them on the noae. nd nihke |( blced, r.r words to thateffect.

W'e have ju-t regiatere.i a aolemnoath not to mention the name of J\v bflaeywfllfhl ehflmplfla of theworld, in thia colunm agan thi-< rr.oir.ing. So, there! Wfl defj ffl, flflflffllflluf Jack Johnaon Do your worat, curaeyou!

Tennis Resultsw ri «oa n sMrioMnur

a n

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.nATI.i ' CUAMTla

1,

| tioa ag the I

couii. bi ya here er* bj len I..

much ipeed ia the1: araa then

. loureefl i< Hr- bi.l.-.l hifl * infl

i rg..-. -iii.;

opponi "'¦. aj lorun boa tifully Judged loba, ob

ir ovei Bmei¦'¦ >, lach* of

i it Oraag* n«.4 naiiieii).;¦ Orange ichoolboy

anklj di concerti d 1ictii 'l * own

r -1. a ¦.'' ..'.lack ..>...-brokei p, .- began t». rm n

drivea, for*ami back hand, down th* .-i.le linea.11.. n> onall] c with deii-rate I. to the net,

ball il ool ing Bi roea ;ie aar-> angli ng the

nt fl |, Taylor i tood tven witldaahing young pponent onee more.

;. ,-.:¦ bitti rly fought in 'hethild and de< Both were »*t*4*-.-,|{ hai 'I and bci the ^.unealternated rap to 11. In t i*. ?. nlnthgame, with Emeraon acrving, he led afl10 S oi !..¦ -¦ and Taylor aeemed *flthe verga.of defeat, bnt the Brooklynbo) rallTed iperblv. Two acrfect loaaoa l-.im-i on ."Ka- for ii a aai

quarely on thi baai e, anrel

Three timea fl nTaylor won the

Donalcbon Too Mucli forO.spnotj ,iiul Mcets B«iss

tord Thia Morniiig

and Ifld at .. I. Ill I IflBt |iwflpt Emeraofl i.ei'..rr him, winning atlove, tl raugh plendid pathiil eaughl Ihe New Ji ;i1-'l< avinfl ba ni ll

..'in ing match.... 11 i. ,; ....

ur |... i diatlncl diaap)I he i

.i i. hai.!,.,:,!. \*. -:

.. erplayed.,; ¦. icking in all hiafi ha found himaelfjet, h« at-

tempted to hold HendrlekBon bflflkfromth.. poaition by lobbing. Bflt avan

thii dflflflrtmenl hi art pltlfollj"iv.ii',. and Iflhbed ie liorl that hii op

. "kill" flftflf-kill*' aa be craahed thi ball back into.

I Inelj Koiinili-d GflflM,, i|... ,,, »rt, it mi be taid here

played i.r, rflundedBl I at all UaaMfl '"

take tha fulleal advantag* of Rl«harda'i arrora, and Ihaae were mflay.Th Arahi er fi qu< ntly triekedhii nvui at tion by vflllaylng¦harpl-f .."" .'.|' aad by deepdrivei that ieked th - Bfl maygiv« Ta-. lor plenl ol tre ibternoon.

Little Ceeil Donaldaon fulnlled *.¦,the eomplimentary things thafBid of him in def«atlBB Oagood.HA ¦.,¦,, .ri.1 a ffltflhaad ariv« th»ttmaeki ol ie fflmooi ataphflBret shown

(Caal by Bllly JflhflfltflB, and aleloae -...'.-'. .i.7' 1'¦ arfll an ama-tingaight on thfl couit.

Oigflfld, who li only thirteflB year**old imafllf, did waII to ,.¦' aa mflnyjramefl ai h« di.l. Hii backhaad

..-,,. point, however, and it w»ihai DflflflldaflB hammered moati

relentle

PORTLIGHT

ry Grantlcmd /?/cel-'ani k tbe yaai tha eraat, tha twa major Iragnaa ara

np agaiaslI ty tboy ha-,,-.«' ofti.ials charged Colton

rorgad th« -.il! Ii< arallablfl in the r^jrularmovomotlta of the sixtec-n bivr, luague etobfl.

.-..-b --'i prapa ..¦¦. ¦¦ read

City CollegeBeaten; ChessCup Is Penn's

¦Pflnaayrffsaia hy defeating i Itilage, by a eflu of 3 kbbmi to I, ia the..n.il rouad oi' tha fllflataanth annuatflurn«ment of thc Tviangular Collegeih. I.enrzue, ar the I.eague of V»r-aign Korr. Cttiaena, ini«r the auapiee«.f thc NflW Vork lt** I bflflfl ... . l), .-¦ 4., .. i.. . i. .i ner this bomb 'tt'.l H hi'i>.

I'm truating thin: tH.vils v:on't mind,Mc by, tott it oier to Fritz'."

rISKFR to F.ven to Chance.Mtistcal m.emocies,Of rally and fighting rhance.Of ,.'-...¦ 8*1 a mnmer'n bree e;

Yot we hsv* B play o.ev loTiOotVA iv the bulle'-poeked pi''.We ute g grenade for a tphtre.

Frotn Caeey to me to Fritt!

Hyadj kat Tenerflf thfl Nfl .' ::al I.eaa*U". " V. Ieai>t. I

I ,.' flfl ihfl williflaflfl Bfl I i-'.a.l.a it' it ifl

Kablfl -.. raaafl-i * pflaaaacaitr»ln.-.. Ti .¦ irv, ha-.»quite enough iatflraat ia tkflir protv-

iger whfltever irxflaveflleacflfln-.ay Bl

Uilling to Saerif.ee" kl a niatrer of fact." I'r< siaen:

Tener cflntinueeL "basebail has beenand i ling to lacriueetflWflrd th1 con nion s hflVfl

i.ertii.. ne-.- . ummer triey will.till be Moeh rnoie comfortably lodgeutha maa m the tronehei. I think

I ean -ay fflr the .National I.eague thal-uiniit no.-t humbly to whfltflVflitha f,'04»inment think" 14 bejt for the'. wfllfflre.

riiT.. i> r.o uae of crossnjj bridge*before wi ..¦. ?.. th«M " ha concluded.Bfleaaity dentaadi it Wflflld be \ery

I icbfldalei from preaIBI plflm. nti! that neces'tt;, flriflflifl hv .".nticin;

'¦ -itrol of railways ra-"i. Ilj raii .. -an-. poiat thfliile maki 11 -.:i i. well to aflUb<

eaaflfl'fl draft of dat*4aflfl aaaauaeed. It wi praetiea!!)-

Bl ihe joint rni-nr \*egu**g ifl » incago some timfl af. t..'.-i' 'i1u!h, .fi. .l0 a

-.-orlei- tlian ordinaiBerfltflfora n, aeheajfllea have

'ong ilr^.vn out thanabaolutcly neeeaflflry. Thc aeaaon araiiprinkled generflflaljr wi'h "ot*"' dfltea,

-. aflfld by clubs either foiion purpoBM or for playing off

onementi ut ¦ way to avoidrlflra,

i,-r'»' !*eway of "off" daya orupeti dates aai r.iade poaaible princi

ecauae .1' the fiae hedula ofrflea ixtrema Kastern

e,ter:i wlflga of the major cir-Dflubtlflfll it will .itill be po?-condanflfl thfl lur.g ai-hedule. leriaualy affectins- the uaua!

.. of dflily jrames. If neceB»ary,doubli'-iieader* may very casily beboeked. Bo many of these bargain.ttrflfltiflni hav*fl to ba played anyhowciidi year.Gflrerament control of railways. how-

ever. i« likely to effect one reform11 radical element of tne National

eagufl bai Hiivocated iflflit t>piritedlv.ln,- 4 a n.inimum ro-ter liniit. No

Kfllj '0 ad.l to* ili.scomforts bycarryiag .< Int of bench warmera if

II ia to feel tiie pinch of trafficeong-»

Joint Si hedule MeetinfThe Joint achedule committee ot the

National and American leaguea willmeet soon after the annual conferenceof tiie National Commiaaion. BanJohnaofl will iLpreyent tha American\.*ag\\*; Prflsldenl John K. Tener, Sjec-rflter** John A. Hr-ydler and BarneyDiflyfUflfl will act for the NationalLeajru". It ia not helieved that Johnson will reopen his tight for a schedulflof I'.t gamea at thia late datf in spiteof thfl new turn taken in transportationproblems.

Afl to a minimum roster limit, thati^ a matter which will take ample care.>.' itflfllf. Both !eai*iie< reU.ned laat..¦.¦ar's numbors.the American twenty-tive and thfl Natiot-;.! tWflBtT-tWO. 4 lllb"huve the option of flinplflyutg less talent. Thc piflflflfll limitl Wflfl tived¦imply aa a means of preventir.g therich club* from cornerina the marketIn all probability. mont of th* majorleairue clubs flfill hold to twenty menor less this year, as a means of econoniy.

The fate of the scheme of Presider-John K. Tener of tlie National I,e««;ueto have thc world sori.-s pla\ ers' poolin future shared by all of the majorleague talent. save the two tailender*.is to bc decided at a conference in

ieflflfl on Monday between Ban John-sfin nnd August Hernnann, chnirman ofthe National ('ommission.

That new world series rulea in ref-erence to division of the spoiU will herstified there seems no doubt. MrTeiittr's selieme found fcreat favor withAmerican Leaa-ue elub owner4. But th*latter beliflVfld enly firflt division clubsahfluld cut iti on the melon. Thia dif-ference of opinion can very casily bestraddled. if neceasary. Aa a matter offact, each league might have ita play¬ers split the pool to which it waa en-titled at wa> deemed beat. Thip is n*question that efltflilfl mutual conaent.

President Tener of the NationalLeague has just received a congretu-latory ietter from the secretary of theMtlitflry Hoapital Baaeball I,