New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10
YALE COLLEGE NOTES.

ATHLETIC CONTESTS IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN COLLEGE JOURNALISM
frpoy AN OCCASIONAL cORREsPoNDEST OF TRIBUNE J
NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, March 6.-The editors
Of the college papers for sS1S2 have been elected and
are "a follows: The Record, A. p. French, 'S2 II. W.
Barnes 's2; Cyrus Bentley jr, 80: A. c. Hand. 49,,
business manager; F. ]. Phelps, 49, @. w. Johnston,
,s3: s. L. Williams 49, e. s. s.; g. A. Barrows, 's3. 3.
:. A. p Wilder s4 The CoUraHt, NJ. II. Beach, 49, {:
J. Il Bishop 49,; Barclay Johnson, 's2; J. r. Kellogg,
,s2 business managerl; D. H. Bucl S3; c. 8. Foote,
go: r. K Curtis, "a; W. d. McQuesteu, 49, e. g. g.; H.
X DeyereuI '83, s. s. s. The N'Ds, E. l. Dillingham;.
,so. F. e. Gallahcr. 49,; d. W. Mcmillan, So; c. +.
Rtchards so: C. NJ. Grggs. 'S2 business manaRer).
The new editors charge Of the papers next week
4 meetIng OF the Yale Athletic Association was called
st Wednesday evening elect officers for the ensuing
year The election resulted follows: President, T.
DOW Cuyler, 80; vicc-presdent, j. r. WOODWARD SO ;
secretary and treasurer c. r. Corwith, 49, Cuyler and
Dillingham; 80. appointed delegates to the next
copv.nos At this meeting the challenge from Harvard
,r on animal athletic contest be held alternately at
Co,hyden and New Haven, beginning this spring, was
moi acreped on the grounds that the expenses enaled
were too great the association to meet at presents
and that facilities for training for the contests were not
adeorate and would not be until the athletic GROUNDS
were completed. ,.,.
gmnaslum took place Saturday, February 20, az fol-
lows: ,, ,,oo
Tug OF war-Cuyler, Wight, Hebard and Farwen Of 49,
against Stone Becde. symington and Bowman OF SS
wan by 49, Individual ting OF war-Brggs, ST. against
Smith, 's2i won by Brisss Horizontal eSrmBIaoP
kick-W. +. Hntchison. p; g., ~ D. Num- 81 y: - ~
M NJ L Win r. inv Hisn umJ~s Hubbard Il g. J.
Eo MetriS 81 F. O. Darling So aud + @. Beach. 80
won ~ Bsaah VIII IT, SO m Indian o!uDS 49, D.
Lamb 81 wres. 's2. Smith, 49, and WeeR 90 won Won
py Lamb LiGhtWrlght sparring.H - o. aou
y NJ Rutisdgs '82, and l.. b. Hliard ,ss; won b8y
H,lliard Heavyweight sparring-F. W. Rogers, 80
aud Fl H. p2as sa ~S go az and Wilcox 49, s.
3; Won by wilcox. Lightweight wrestllngaD1 Weaver
s2, sna r. HSS.rd' 81 ard L. E. Thompson, 49,
g g. by Thompson. Tue contests "ers "''neSSeo
recent meeting OF the corporation Dr. A. W. Phil
Ina who has been a. tutor here FOR Tour years was
Iscted Assislant Professor OF Mathematics Tor nye
Sssrs, Professors r. g. wOolsey and ". C. Camp, so
have Deen elected members Of the Advisory COinnltee
which has general charge Of college athletic interests
twenty-five seniors handed 10 COMPOSITIONS lat lat
"Wednesday for the Townsend and DeF0reSt prize Inc
unor ex bibtion pieces TO be handed IN March 10
Jhe Faculty have granted to The Record aud ne
ncum from which the papers will hereafter be dis.
trbuted Tue last Record contained tho yaeictory OF
GtorS Isaac Bromley 49, acted as toast MASTER, and
j. A. Porter 49, and n. @. Osborn, 49, formerly editors
OF IIpfoyements ia Alumni Hall arc st being made
and tue prospect Of having II ultimately made credtaDe
Carter has not yet accepted the presidency
OF Williams College, but has the matter under cOnsidera-
Professor Northrop delivered lecture before the
Kent Club and large audience last wednesday evening
" Ths hsren :. Graduates' Might at the University
Club of tbs city takes place next Wednesday evening
money Tor the purchase OF the athletic grounds and the
Yale Park il now reality The JUNIOR Promenade
CG ppolsssor snmS.T delivered lecture on "Naona
Finances al Lin0nia Hail last Monday evening