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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916
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Interesting Sport Letter
Gathered From All Spheres
NEW YORK, Feb. B—Yale Univers
ity alumni in general and football fol
lowers in particular, are confidently
awaiting the formal announcement
that T. A. D. Jones, has been appoint
ed bead football coach for a term of
several years. According to those who
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have their ear to the ground, Jones
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has been the choice of the nominating
committee from the first moment that
it became apparent Dr. A. L. Sharpe
could not be pried away from Cornell.
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There was considerable delay, how
ever, in reaching the terms of the gen
eral agreement which included a rad-
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ical change in many minor details of
the present Yale football system.
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It is reported that the committee has
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worked out a system which will re-
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quire the presence of the head coach at
New Haven for the entire scholastic
year with close attention given to the
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physical and mental training of the
football candidates for a similar per
iod. The slump in Yale football is laid
in part to laxity in study and the inter
ference by fraternities in athletics.
The conditons will be remedied with
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the advent of Jones, who will have
Mike Sweeney as advisor in physical
matters and Walter Camp as mentor in
such football situations as may require
diplomatic and strategical handling.
Jones will return to his Alma Mater
with an excellent record as football
coach at other institutions. His first
efforts in this direction were at Ohio
State College and while he did nothing
remarkable in the middle west he laid
the foundation of a system which very
quickly bore fruit when he went to
Phillipe-Exeter Academy. While a
student at Yale, Jones was ’varsity
quarterback for thr.ee consecutive
years and captain of the Yale baseball
team of 1908. Jones will have several
of his former Exeter football pupils un
der his direction next fall Including
Capt. Black, providing the latter is
able to remove the condition which
caused him to be placed on probation
some time ago.
The Kentucky Futurity.
Thirty-three states and Canada have
furnished 763 entries for the Kentucky
Futurity for foals of 1915. As is nat
ural, Kentucky leads with 274 while
New York is second with 109. Ohio
■takes third place with 57, Illinois
fourth with 54, and Masachussette fifth
with 45. In 1914, 698 weanlings were
kept in the Futurity as against 763 in
the Futurity just closed. The progeny
of more than 150 sires is represented
in the list with Peter the Great leading
with 52. J. Malcolm Forbes is second
with forty- six and Manrico third with
thirty-five. Walnut Hall Farm of Done
rail, Ky., has the largest number of en
tries, the total being seventy-one.
Patchen Wilkes Farm of Lexington,
Ky., is second with forty-one.
t üba Wants Olympic.
Cuba is to make another bid for the
Olympic games. The offar to hold
the 1916 meet having elicited no reply
an invitation has been extended to
Baron de Coubertin, President of the
International Olympic Committees, to
visit Havana and inspect the facilities
offered for the holding of an interna
tional meet in 1916. There is, of course,
no possibility of the games being held
in Berlin next July as scheduled im
mediately after the 1912 meet in Stock
holm. Not even the members of the
committee can forecast what may oc
cur during the next two or three years.
At the present time European coun
tries ’ ave other and more pressing
matters than Olympic Games to hold
their attention. Under the circum
stances it is likely that the next revival
n fthe international meet will be stag
ed abroad since European nations will
have neither the funds nor the mater
ial to warrant a long and expensive
trip to America where almost certain
defeat would be their portion against
the athletic pick of the new world.
| Football Togs Coming.
I Members of the Intercollegiate Foot
. ball Rules Committee, which meets in
iNew York in February, will devote con
siderable attention to the leather arm
or and protective devices which play
ers wear in the gridiron game. The
impression has been growing that in
seme cases the protective articles are
more useful for offensive purposes than
I for defense against injury.
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Warden of Sing Sing Prison.
Thomas Mott Osborne, the reform
warden of Sing Sing, is on trial in
Westchester county, New York, on
charges in connection with his man
agement of the prison. His friends
say that a political ring, interested
in contracts at the prison, instigated
the indictment of the grand jury.
Large Number
Teachers War
VIENNA, Feb. 8. —Os the hundred
and fifty thousand male teachers in
the German Teachers’ association, fifty
five thousand have been called into the
army. Seven have been captains, 4,-
300 lieutenants, 2,258 deputy lieuten
ants and 20,900 sergeant majors and
other under officers. In addition 5,161
teachers in the field have received the
Iron Cross.
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PEANUT Dll INDUSTRY
ATTBAC™ ATTENTION
ATHENS, Ga., Feb. B.—A large
amount of interest in utilizing peanuts
for the production of oil is revealed it
the College of Agriculture here. Far
mers, oil mill men and representatives
bf the industrial departments of rail
roads have been visiting the College of
Agriculture during recent days for
ths purpose of obtaining information
about the growing of and their
u«e for oil and cattle feed. The indica
tions are that peanuts are to be grown
extensively in south Georgia for their
oil content, and that cotton oil mills
are to obtain necessary machinery for
expressing peanut oil.
The College of Agriculture has pro
vided definite information as to varie
ties, methods of cultivation, harvest
ing, curing; the value of the peanut
cake and the peanut hay as a feed for
cattle. But there Is a demand for
more information about the probable
profit on the manufacturing side. To
obtain definite information on this sub
ject and some details as to methods of
handling the nuts previous to sending
them to the oil mills, Prof. John R.
Fain, head of the department of agron
omy, of the College of Agriculture, has
gone to centers of peanut oil growing
and peanut oil manufacture to gather
data. This will probably be reported
in a circular which will also deal with
growing peanuts.
Bankruptcies
Are Decreasing
BERLIN, Feb. B.—A nuoteworthy
decrease in the number of bankruptcies
was one of the more striking features
of Germany's business life in 1915. Ac
cording to statistics just issued there
were only 4,580 bankruptcies, as
against 7,738 in 1914. These figures
are commented upon in the press as ed
noting the economic soundness of Ger
many’s position.
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