New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-03
OLD DARTMOUTH DAYS.
COACHING THE BALL TEAM TO WIN - CLASS
sUPPERS-PERSONAL.

sUPPERS-PERSONAL.
Hanover " H. March (SpcciaD.-Arthrr Irwin
Of the Brotherhood team who for the last three
weeks has been engaged in training the candidates
for this years bah team has finished his work here
and the PLAYERS following ont his instructions
lie has proved a most efficient trainer and under his
guidance the team has made marked Improvement
The present prospects are that Dartmouth will be
represented by very strong team in the spring. one
that will especially strong in fielding ability The
candidates for pitcher Hoyt. Scranton, go. Har
land. Baehr. 03. Ranney and Jones, 90 will do tho
catching: CAN'T 90 will play first base Norton. 80
second base while the occupants of the other positions
are yet a matter Of uncertainty. A. j. Ranney, '00
has been chosen captain Of the team. At a mass
meeting OF the students held recently, about $1,000
subscribed for the support Of the nine this year
The first ball game Of the upon the campus will
take place April &C. with the team representing the
University Of Vermont as opponents.
The sophomores held their class supper at Hotel
Warwick Springfield, Mass. upon the evening Of
February 81. 1t attended by large proportion
Of the class and delegates from the sophomore class OF
Amherst present Barron Shirley acted as toast
master and the following toast programme carried
out "'oo.' A. D. salinger: "our Brethren 5. II.
Aushurst, Amherst: Z" La Belle Cousne,7 s. r. Baldwin:
"Sand,' W. s. Thompson; Ofation F. /. Weston;
Poem. VI. p. Thompson Bucephalus. F. >, Krcutzer;
"Cuts.D p. s. 1de; "The Uns.ed,- c. A. Manson;
"The Pluggcr." R. f. Cox; "The Old Folks at Home
u u LaHprey.
The freshman class banquet held al the Man
chester House, Manchester. n. H. Friday evening.
February 81. J. L. Merrill was tOsstrmaster Of the
occasion, and toasts were responded 10 follows Ad
dress, j. L. Merrill "Thc Ladies'" j. H. Van Horn;
"Od Dartmouth J. II. stevens; O. Our Trotters"
ii. G. Pearson; 1.-The Sophs." +. W Miller. &" The
Faculty F. E. Dow: Ourselves F. d. Runnells;
"The Weed" F. T. Woodbury. The Future W. W.
Brown.
The Dartmouth delegates TO the New England Inter
collegiate Press Convention held al Boston last week
were J. B. Benton. d. b. Ruggles c. A. Perkins and
j. b. Reynolds, 90.
For the first time in the history Of the college the
names Of the senior class 70 appear IN the general
catalogue which Is TO be Issued in the spring.
proof Of the increasing prosperity OF the college
IS shown in the fact that the members Of the faculty
have Just had their salaries raised 1900 a year.
The lecture association has engaged the famous
elocutonist Leland I. Powers to give evening Of
readings about the middle Of March.
Athletic apparatus has been placed in the baseball
cage for the especial use Of the pitchers.
The giee club gave a very successful concert at
Littleton, y. H.. on Friday evening.
In the next Issue OF :" The Dartmouth" will appear
the of those students who have failed 10 pay
their football subscriptions.
The subjects for prize essays this year inst
announced follows: Grimes prizes for seniors
Lincoln and Davis in History" Robert Browning
"Muslc Means Of Intellectual Expression " Lit
erary Fads- Lockwood prizes for Juniors" The Bra
lillian Republic, "The Present Intefregnum in ENGLISH
and American Poetry The Problem Of the New Eng
land Farm" /" Octogenaran Authors