Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-24
FOURTH REGIMENT.
FIFTH BATTALIo,
YALE MOTIFS.

Coaching the Football Teams - The
Freshman Kleven-Rates OF Travel
for sho Coming Games-The Cleve.
land, Ohio, Club Reorganixed. Last
Night - Dr. Seaver's Talk as ths
Gym.
W. Fl. Corbin 80 and Walter Camp coach
ed the football team yesterday. The "var-
sity" team has improved considerably of
late. McClung ia doing good work as half
back. Mcbride has been playing full back
since W. Graves was injured, and fills that
position very sccsptably. The team 10
strengthened back Of the rush line by wur-
temburg - quarter back. He covered him.
self with glory last year by his fine playing,
and he IL rapidly getting in trim for the
Harvard and Princeton games this fall.
The freshman eleven played their FIRST
game yesterday with the Hiilhouse High
school team. The game was not of very great
interest, the score resulting in 40 to 0 In ia
vor Of '93. Lowry '93 was injured In the
game and his place was filled by substi-
tute.
Yale will play Trinity this afternoon at the
Field.
Arrangements have been made by the Foot
Ball association with the railroads for reduced
fares to tho games with Harvard and Prince
ton at Springfield and New York. The price
for round trip to Springfield will be 81. rs.
provided two hundred names are put ON The
list, which is In Beers' drug store. The rate
to Network will be s1.S5 for the round trip,
the ticket being good for any train until tho
night of November 80.
The exaggerated accounts In New YORK
papers Of a typhoid epidemic at Yale have
spread throughout the country wrong opin-
ion of the true state Of affairs. Several stu
dents have received kilograms from their
parents advising them to leave college At
once II there Ia danger. Such reports have
caused much worry to anxious fathers and
mothers, and care should be exercised by
correspondents to state the true condition Of
affairs to avoid the spread of perverted opin-
Ions.
A meeting of those In the university hall
ing from Cleveland, Ohio, was held last even
ing In 141 Lawrence for the purpose OF rsor-
ganising the Cleveland club and the election
OF officers for the ensuing year. w. L. Arm
strong Pc. was elected president, O. A. Otis,
r., 90 8. vice president, and A. s. Chisolm
'93 secretary and treasurer. II was decided
to give q supper. the time to be set and ar
rangements to be made by an executive COM
mittse of three; AS. Chisholm '9S, P. W. Har-
vey 81 and A. q. Hough 80.
DR.. Seaver met the FRESHMAN class last night
at the gymnasium and addressed them In re-
gard to gymnasium work. The work will
begin on November or the FIRST Monday In
November and will last till April z. He
proposes 10 start them with instruction AZ to
the use of the apparatus. Evening classes
will work with chest weights, running,
vaulting, etc., the first division working on
Monday and Thursday, the second on Tuesday
and Friday and the third on Wednesday and
Saturday. All mon playing football or train
ing for track athletics will be excused from
this work, but others will be required to be
be present. II any are absent they will incur
two marks. The evening class will begin
work ct pm. and stop at 10 p. m. Those
who wish may take heavy dumbbell work for
half an hour on Tuesday and Friday morn
ipgs from $3.50 to 10 % . substitute for the
evening work. This gymnasium work will
continue until the end Of the term, and at
the beginning of the next term club swinging
will be taken up, continuing to April l, when
an examination In club swinging will be held.
YALE SEMINARY ITEMS.
The members of tho senior class In the Dr.
vinity school have organized themselves into
club to be addressed by prominent pastors
from Boston and New York a. well as from
our own oily. Rev. Drs. Parkhurst, MacAI-
thur and Lyman Appots nave aireauy accept
cd Invitations to meet the class.
Nr. Edward L. Smith Of the Theological
seminary IL representing that institution at
the Interssminary alliance which Is being
held in Chicago. He will also read paper
and will extend an invitation to the alliance
10 hold its next meeting In New Haven.
The students of the senior class are meet
ing with comparatively few opportunities for
preaching this year.
Prof. w. r. r. Hsrper addressed the Sem.
tito club last evening on the Oriental congress
which met this summer In Stockholm and ct
which he was one Of four American delegates.
The Theological seminary had recess from
Tuesday to Saturday Of last week because of
the American board meeting In New York.
Nearly al the students were In attendance ct
tss board meetings. Andover and Hartford
ssminariss were also we'll represented at the
meetings and ono evening . prayer meeting
for theological students was held.