Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-10-23
YALE NOTES.

The List OF Entries for the Fall Games
ana tho order OF Evcnts-The Ty-
phoid Fever Cases.
The number of men entered for the fall
games is very largo. The handicaps will be
given at the Field at the time of the races.
The order of events and the entries are the
following:
Hundred yards dash-F. w. Robinson 80
(scratch MANI, W. L. Kichell '92. w. a. Muir
ply '93, s. L. Lasell '92, @. g. Voorhees, 81
s., w. w. Miller '93, ]. O. Tracy go s., w.
McClintock 81, q. NJ. Sedgwiok 90, J. P.
man P. G., E. L. Selden 30, E. Lentelhon
90 s., ]. F. Kilson NJ. g., ]. II. Morgan 'o3,
N. l.. Deming 90 s., Il. Batha '02 s., R. 8.
Colon '92.
Mile walk. P. Lloyd 81, w. s. Bronson
'91 s. (scrstch), J. K. Punderford '92 g., w.
N. Strong '93, T. Lloyd 90.
Half mile run-J.P. Lloyd 81, J.P. Cheney
'92 s., A. L. Reynolds '91, J. A. Waller '93,
R. @. Powell '92. ]. B. Ferguson '93, 9. Q.
Raymond n. s., E. o. Sutton '91 s., p. R.
CLARK '92, E: F. Stevens 's2, J. Hsrmar '93,
8. Scovills '93.
Two mile bicycle-A. w. Stanley '92 s.,
R. B. Wade '92, w. s. Bronson 81 s., L. R.
Lamson '03, N. N. Strong '93, F. A. Clark
'91 8. (scrsteb).
~ Two hundred an. md twenty y.ida' dash
'92, w. q. Murphy '98. s: I: Lasell '92, 9.
G. Voorhees, '91 g., w. w. Miller '93, J. @.
Tracy 80 s., N. MeClintock '91, 81. M. Sedg-
wick '93, ]. P. Linahan '93, B. D. Blair '9l
g., r. 8. Cotton '02, T. g. Sherman P. G.,
E. l.. Selden 90, 4. Lentilhon 90 s., ]. +.
Kitson n. g., J. Il. Morgan '9S.
Mile run. 2. Lloyd 81 (scratch), a.
Cheney '9s. J. D; Cheney '92 s.. J. B. Fer
'91, Il. ]. Wychof '92.
44O yards DASH. D. Cheney '92 g., A. L.
Reynolds '91, F. W. Robinson go (scratch),
]. A. Weller '93, r. @. Powell '92, G. G.
voorhees, '91 s., w. w. Miller 1913, c. G.
Hamstead 1913, r. r. CLARK '92, Il. NJ. Sedg.
wick '93, J. P. Linshan 1913.
440 yards dssh-B. D. Blair 81, R. S. COL
ton '92, e. T. Stevens '93, J. Hannar '93, e.
L. Selden 80, E. Lentilhon 80 8, w. B.
'91 s, s. Scoville '93, Stoher 1913. Dawson.
Pole vsult-E. D. Ryder '91, T. s. Shear
man P. 8. fscratcb), o. Il. Cartwright '93, E.
NJ. Searles, Button '93.
High jump-N. L. Deming 80, s., W. L.
Kitchill '92, D. g.. Tenney '91, F. g. Shear
man (scratch), 9. @. Shaw 'sl, ]. P. Linahan
Broad jump-E D. Ryder '9l, W. Il.
Murphy '9S, b. G. Tenney '91, q. Il. Pinney
'91, g., T. w. Robinson 80, j. P. Lloyd '91,
T. q. Shearman, 2. s., (scratch), WE. Wright
'92, e. e. Crump '92, 8.
800 yards hurdle-N. L. Deming (scratch),
E. Lentilhon 80 s. (scratcb), Pearce '91 s.,
j. f. Kilson M. 8.
100 yards hurdle-N L. Deming 80 s.
(scratch), e. Lentilhon 100 s., Griswold 80,
Kitchel '92, T. g. Shearman, p g.
The students of Economies who have been
assigned to write compositions upon tene-
ment houses have been given leave of absence
to visit New York and inspect the tenement
houses of that city in order to be better in
formed upon the subject.
DR.. Seaver does not place much credence
in the reports of typhoid fever epidemic.
The only cases OF, which he knows are those of
Drew, St. John. Russell and Brainard. The
lstter's case is probably not one of typhoid
fever. Morse and Merriam of 80 are also re-
ported on the sick list. Morse has been sent
to his uncle's in Stamford and Meriam's case
Is more due to nervousness than anything
else. Neither Of TIVE two latter have typhoid.
DR.. Seaver thinks the cases of illness are
more due to the damp, cold, wet weather
than TO anything else.
Prof. Shepard, the Instructor, Lee and
HouRh were committee to select members
Of the Gles club from the twenty candidates
who presented themselves last night. They
have mot yet given ont their decision.