New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
ATHLETIC CONTROL At WILLIAMS.
FOR AND AGAINST An ADVISORY COMMITTEE
WrSTrR Sp-pTS
WINTER SP1ETs.

Wllliamsown. Mass. March 10 lspccial.-consd-
cradle excitement has been occason'd this week by
the proposal brought forward az the baseball meeting on
Monday evening 20 establish an advisory committee
over the baseball interests Of the college. Opinions
were 50 diverse as to the wisdom Of taking Tai, step
and placing power in the hands Of body composed
q representatives Of the faculty. aHmn and under
graduates that il was decided 70 take formal vote
Of the COLLEGE on the matter today. II is claimed
that the c9pan Is the only proper man 70 Judge who
shall have positions on the nine. and any Interference
from other parties would be unius; toward hin. and
reflection upon his competency. Heretofore the base
ball interests have been well managed. The real
ground OF the opposition Les in he admission of the
faculty and alumni 10 what is considered . strictly
student enterprise.
on the other SIDE IL is argued that il l. but proper
that the faculty and alumni should BE- recognized IN a
matter toward which ticy have Away, shown tie
hcaiticst Sympathy They have The best Interests 81
baseball al heart much As tie undergraduates and
their cooperation j. bound to be an immense advan
tasc II Is not experiment that IS u be tried.
but enc now in vogue at several leading collcs AID
giving general satisfaction. 1t is altogether probable
that the college will vote for the establishment Of
the proposed committee.
The further bu mess Of the baseball meeting vas
the election Of officer, for the ensuing year. u. y
Baker. 80. was uuanmou Is chosen president. aud
g. AzhGcrian o. vice president. j. :. Sheppard IT,,
next wear. short subscription wa. started ana 500,
Iaised among those present.. The nine wa measured
for suits today. that these micht De- ready in I'm"
Tor tie Easter trip. Captain campbell Aa- Gc'!f't =
take thc following men on the two'wcck, TIP q"
tho south Catccr>. Cox, 81. Durnd. 40 tinctt.
80: pitchers II lister. u. ~iauldin., $40. N'pcs.
o.. ;r.t base IIu;cih -. ~ second base l.r1"- .
snort stop. Luce. left field. Arthur. They VIII start
April |. $500,
The second athlete meeting Of the winter was held
on the I2ih. and showed improvement ovcE TIE mt
In m. record. made. The lui.tluli rec Ii Was "-li
broken rs two men and placed ma % higher. lie
only falling on Was In the broad jumps. Men'Nof'l.
'aI made the create, number ~ go~ "a the 'Hct
Tor tie medals lug 10 fle liberal lindcap- %" r'
ccivod. Tie events and actual record. we're Nunnl
broad iump-Davic>. -. - e. d.. NcntNoiii ~
l. fl. > : in. standing broad ,ump-'so'h. 90 ~.
10 = in.. Ea-cftpn 81. H. q l. In. RAINING i-i
-li.nri- 'go. Il. > - in.. Crook. 80. r.
in. standing high jump rooA 80. IT, II = .
in. strong. 80. Il. o. - lu. rope climb l-.s.i
larlr so. q q . scc.. HAIL ~. . .c, poll vault
.-lcr.on. %. it.. Wentworth. 81. q. The "iA'r
features 81 the exhibition were the class cNc' e' III
Indian clubs and dumDhcii- 80 Music FURNISHED rs ir
i4ul. club. aud the wrestling aud boxing. i.c IN"4
meeting occurs un March -.
TIE musical cVcni % the last week Wa the me
vocal and instrumental concert :Gfui-h'd Us thc LOO,
c, t.h U. Boston, assisted uy iir ti!' l"i VIOLIN II
Ms, larr.. T. Host. IA.f were c;tAu'.l .ilf4llN
received and every number 'ucnrfd.
The cee and banjo 'lui. VIII riFc concert al
Saratoga nest Iu>scAy c''n.n-