New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-05
Events AT YALE.


THE FOOTBALL CHAMPIoNsHIP-LITF RARY AND ATH-
LETIC TOPICS.
lTRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSEl
| NEwHAYEN., Conn, Dec. $50 far as
Yale concerned, the result Of the football season is
satisfactory. Harvard through Captain Manning,
| OF the football team, has personally acknow-
edged the superiority Of the Yale team, and con
! graduated Yale on the weearned championship.
There is foot plan TO celebrate in way or
Otner the victories OF the college during the past year
i'm all the branches of athletic sport II proposed to
give immense banquet in some large hall In the city,
at which all graduates who find it convenient, and
all undergraduates will be present and unite in general
celebration and ovation TO all the members of the crew.
baseball nine and football team, whose efforts have been
successful The plan is yet in its infancy aud cannot
be fully stated. The suggestion originated
with prominent New-York graduate whose activity
and enterprise sufficient guarantees that the plan
will not fan through.
II he OF interest TO graduates OF Yale living
in NewYork at least of the measures taken
by the college faculty in regard TO the late jubilee In
New-York The day following the Jubilee was the time
appointed for the football match between Harvard and
Princeton. fnaSmuch as Yale had beaten Harvard ana
was to measure strength with Princeton short time
most Yale undergraduates interested in the college atm
lecs intended to go to NewYOrk to the game me
jubilee was take place the night before the game, so
II thought proper some TO take in both the
jubilee and the football game The news OF this nten
tion reached the ears of the faculty Each man. as ne
called on his division officer and made his request 10
leave town. which there Is seldom
required promise that the was granted he
would not under any circumstances, attend the Alumni
jubilee
For years past the Thanksgiving recess has begun
wednesday noon and ended saturday night livery SUI
dent has been obliged therefore, to DC present at sunday
morning chapel exercises rms year change "as
made, and the recess extended to Monday noon
thus giving ample time to those who hive some distance
from New-Haven TO spend Thanksgiving at nome
privilege which much appreciated.
the effect that hereafter eight "cuts" term VIII be al
lowed all otherabschces requiring doctors certlhcatc
These absences from recitation or cuts, cannot De
taken at the beginning or end of the term. ana the
lessons omitted must be made up on the review.
POIyTi, has been Issued This is The most complete
work Of its kind in the college list Of publications ana
the issue this year Is an exceptionally fine one me rot
bCfinc b,sbnII and 0oibaii society isis and in fact
everything o. tnr sort relating To the college: .
Collins captain OF last years crew, Is studying IN the
Law SCHOOL and viii row next year with the crew III the
The coxswaDs Of the Harvard and Yale crews in the
LAST summers regatta have both lelJ college.
A committee las been appointed by those having The
new Athletic grounds IN charge ." see that work IS oeSuh
The subjects OF Mr. Freeman's lectures before the COZ
lcge follows: ISL Causes and their ehccts "a
itI The Ruling City ana It's Empire" 5th. Tho
older and the Newer England" 9th Tine TransPhnted
Tls Freshmen Of Columbia have challenged the Han
ward Freshmen 10 boat race and The Yale Freshmen are
tlluh'ug oi cMulailng the example Oh uitH I1Ho"
Freshmen Of Columbia.
new departure will be taken this winter in the train
ius OF the baseball nine has been considered WISE
abolish the ola custom OF pursuing regular coarse OF
training ia TIE gymnasium through fhe winter on l,
ground that the spring OFTEN hhds tue men ieu anu
by constant and aldIu1s practice III the ~ IN
/ uuNiuu
Yac's receipts from the football match with Prince
ton. the Polo Grounds ia Newly oTk, wore pl,iti
Professor SImncr delivered addrp-s before tAc f.
ton Yale Alumni last TIesd.tY evening.
The Freshmen sacccedrd in de cltu. fellow Freshmen
Of Harvard football match at Cambridge, ON NO
ycmDer 20 oy score of goals and l touchdown to
| nothing.
Another Yale book Is In press and viii be ont about
Christmas time The compilation is ea'ed by Dccr9w;
50 ana Is 30 respects similar To tle Yale BOOK
IlffU nam
ug urlcG, the history of and incidents connect
ed with each Athletic records Will also constitute
prominent feature Of the book.
Inc mtual offered by The lute Literary Magazine has
been Warded 10 Kellogg, Of tue Junior class