Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-12
YALE NOTES.

Coached she Eleven improvements
NOted-rhe Game with Amherst Ts-
Day - The n.Harvard Inn
broglio-Is He Spya-Miss Edwards
yale Law school B0ings-Funeral
OF Mr. Otis.
Corbin 80 coached the football team yes
terday and played left guard on the college
side for the latter part of the practice. Nc
Bride, McClung, Rhodes and Hartwell did
not play owing to sore spots received in
recent practice or games. Captain Gill is
very careful of his men and will not have
them play If he thinks it best to give them
q little rest. College side made two touch-
downs and the Varsity three touch-downs.
There is decided improvement In the center
Of the rush line, and at the end of two weeks
practice it is quite probable that Yale will
show team that can hold the championship
another year.
To-day the team plays Amherst on the
lattsr's grounds, and will play Williams re-
Yale men are looking forward with great
deal of interest to the outcome of the ohal-
lenges and counter challenges between
Princeton and Harvard. Harvard has chal.
lenged all tho Princeton football players, and
Princeton in turn has challenged four of the
Harvard players, Upton, Dean, Cranston and
Stickney. The challenged men must file by
oaths, showing that they in no way violate
the resolutions recently passed by the grad
uate committee. Since the Harvard-Prince-
ton game takes place this coming Saturday
the ruling out Of two men may materially
alter the reeults<of that game.
Yesterdays Evening World contained an
article headed sis he q Harvard spy" in
which II. E. Peabody of the Divinity schoo!
| is charged with spying for the Harvard
eleven. Mr.. Peabody is a graduate Of Har-
| ward in the class of '87, and played full-baek
on the eleven in the fall of '86. The article
also said "Mr. Peabody acquainted the Yale
faculty with the fact that he was coaching
| the Harvard team, but said he would MOI
take advantage of the knowledge gained BY
watching the Yale eleven practice. There \
no cause for charging Mr.. Peabody will
| "despicable" work, for 1t is the privilege o.
anyone to watch the football team practic'
every afternoon. Whatever must not bt
made known to the public or Yale's oppo
nents will be secretly guarded by Captain
Gill and his men.
The Yale Record, which was to have conn
out Saturday, appeared yesterday.
! A large crowd gathered on the steps o
i Osborn Hall last evening and sang popula
songs to the accompaniment of the little Ger
/ man band.
Miss Amelia B. Edwards, who lecturet
last night and lectures again Thursday eve
| ming, was induced to come to New Havel
| through the efforts of President Dwight ant
several professors.
THE FUNERAL AT MARoUAND CHAPEL.
The funeral services over the remains o
the theological student, Frederick B. Otis
who died Sunday night at the hospital, vii
be held this afternoon at O'Clock in Mar
quand chapel. The interment will be in tn
college lot in Grove street cemetery.
/ YALE LAW SCHOOL ITEMs-LAsT NIGHTS MEET
| ING OF THE KENT CLUB.
The Kent club, which grows in interest q
every succeeding meeting, held last evening
session of singular brillianoy,a session whicl
speaks we'll for it's future. Among the man
pleasant and profitable things said and don
was the passing of q measure which will un
doubleday have q good effect in increasing
the attendance and keeping mp the interest
Il was agreed by those present that hereafte
/ the Kent club will bestow upon its activ
| members diploma or certificate, the content
| of which were to be considered and reported
l upon at the next meeting. The secretary wa
/ also instructed TO purchase oook IN WHICH
| the constitution shall be written and tn
names of the members inscribed. Heretofor,
| the membership of the club has been meas
/ ured only by the membership of the Law
school; now only those shall be considered
| active members who have personally inscrib
| ed their names in the journal.
The question of the eligibility of Ss.Louis
Chicago and New York as an appropriate sitt
| for the coming exposition in 1892 was ther
l diacuuao1 Mr. Damn apoLa in Aaha1f 0f ST
Louis, Mr.. Morgan for Chicago and Mr.. Gil.
bert for New York. Chicago was chosen az
| the most appropriate and best adapted place
At the next session the club will resolve
| itself into the Senate of the United States
and consider important questions now agi-
Eating the country. Dean Wayland will pre-
/ aide