Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-14
CAMPUS NOTES.

A Third Baseman AG Last-Noyes is the Man-'0O Wins the Race liar
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 Ous Career-WIlIiams Defeated-Sher-
 Till WIns-General News
 Harvard vs. Yale, championship game, at the Field Saturday
 The nine from Holy Cross college, Worces- ter, plays Yale at the Field Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Spring meeting of the Athletic association at the Field Tuesday at 4:15. Prof. Brastow occupied the college pulpit yesterday.
 Princeton does not play @ championship game this week. Her next is with Yale next week Saturday.
 Tuesday is the last day for filing applica- tions for graduate fellowships and scholar ships. Applications should be made to Prof Dexter.
 Wednesday occur the anniversary exercises of the Divinity school. Commencement I'll Farnam.
 The Assembly discusses the free trade question Wednesday evening. . Maeauley 'S8, who has been absent several days for the benefit of his health, has re- turned to college.
 go won the race at Saltonstal Saturday with '91 only second behind. '89 came in third, although she had the best of the start. The University crew pulled over the course, finishing first ahead of go. Gill '89 won the Cleveland cup and the fat men defeated the lean men. A large crowd saw the races, which as usual were very late in starting. Harvard had a walk-oYer at Princeton Sat- urday, defeating the Tiger Il to o. King was batted out of ths box, all the runs being made in the first threesinnings. Mercur was put in to pitch in the fourth, and Princeton played well during the remainder of the game, Harvard failing to add to her score Princeton could do nothing with Bates pitching.
 Yale was victorious over Williams at Will liamstown Saturday by the score of to 1. Heyworth pitched for Yale and did we'll, Williams making only three hits, although Heyworth gave five men bases on balls. Moves made his reappsarance with the team for the first time since his njury, covering third base. He played the position without an error, accepting all of his seven chances. At last Yale seems to have third baseman. Calhoun played short and Stagg right field. Hunt led in batting, making three of the eight hits credited to Yale. HcConkey and Mcbride carried off their share of the fielding honors and Damn had two passed balls. The game was good one. The return game will be played in New Haven June 3.
 Yesterdays New York Times had a lengthy editorial on the Yale fence The Times casts aside the arguments hitherto presented and insists that the erection of the building on that corner would be a foolish step, destroying the beauty of the campus and spelling the elms. The building would be out of place there. The article sits down heavily on the whole quadrangle idea.
 The athletic games at Cedarhurst Saturday were well contested, Ya1e's representatives acquitting themselves we'll Sherrill won two events, acquiring thereby two cups The 100 yards dash he took in 10 1-2 seconds, and the 220 yards in 22 3-5 seconds. The latter was open to college undergraduates only, and Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Columbia were represented. Sherrill of Yale was first, Lund of Harvard second, and Robinson of Yale third
 Princeton's defeat by Harvard Saturday places her practically out of the race and gives the latter a good lead for the cham- pionship- Yale men hope that the crimson will strike a snsg at New Haven next Satur- day and her victorious career be checked by the Yale team. If Yale plays the ball she is capable of playing she can win, if she plays ss she has played in some of the practice games she will be defeated. Moves will play at third, Calhoun at short and Heyworth in right field. The last named wants to do 8 good deal better work at the bat. The game will be close and exciting and a big crowd will be in attendance.