New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-03
MAKING Up TIE HARVARD NINE.
ATHLETIC SPORTS - COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
FRENCH, ENGLISH, BICYCLE AND
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Cambridge March (speciaD.-Judging from the
number Of candidates Harvard ought TO have 4 good
nine this year. There are fifty men now trying. oi
these. four Captain Linn. Dean. Evans and Holland
were members OF last years VARSITY. The candidates
for the battery under the charge OF MI GARRISON
and it IS hoped that he viii DE able TO develop pitcher
Of some talent. The work consists IN ball practice
i'm the cage exercise with dumbclls and chest weights
and a short run. The large cage In the new carey
Building is nearly ready for use but VIII hardly be
available this year. the candidates will soon be able
70 practise outdoors Dates have been arranged for
four games with Yale. and it is hoped shat the ninc
Will De able to meet Princeton. More prominence will
probably be gwen 10 the class games this year than
ever before.
sixteen Harvard have entered for the Yale and
I'd Regiment game az New Haven next SATURDAY. The
events in which they will contest are the 5O-yard and
Toward dashcs nile run aud mile walk. Most Of
the men part the Boston athletic games and are
expected to make good showing.
The winter meetings Of the Athletic Association will
be held on the three last Saturday OF March. In
order to create more interest in the meetings a mum
Der Of event, have been made handicap Considerable
trouble has been experienced In getting men Tor the
class and varsity tugofwar teams. DR.. sargent be
llcve, that men In tugoi-war are liable 10 serious
injury and is in favor Of having the event di~con-
iuued. Urgent efforts. however. arc being nude, and
class teams Of some sort Will doubt he organized.
class team shall select the to represent the uni
vcr,!.y at the third meeting. in which other athletic
associations have been invited to take part.
At meeting Of the Cooperative society the follow
Ing officers were elected Professor /. W. Taus-
sg president; \. Y. WO0dWOTth. secretary
Professor IT, - Mark. treasurer. directors Professor
A. Il. Hart VI. Chamberlain. X. Tyson 80; II. \.
Davis ~. +. ". Lamont ~. {. Ii. oadc 'HJ. J. \.
Bailey. L. D. and q. :. Holiday. l.. This society
, been OF great benefit TO The students in lowering
prices and has done large business. Lately the man
agcmcnt has been factory and the officers
have been elected with u view ~ reform.
\ course Of four lectures scientific COntrlbu-
tors 10 Civilization is being given bY Professor 10y.
AT the last meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the Conference franchise the following ne" members
were elected t. Il. Icnann. ~ e.. II. Scndcler. %
II. IapgOod 'D2 Y. NJ. Porter. 90 g. T.. Hume 30.
and Patterson 'O3. The society will bring out the
comedy lie oyage }n Dleppc' this spring.
f.. ID. shaw. '9;,: Il ". Bate, ~. and /. T.. oliver.
'93 have been elected active members of the blCS Gle
Club challenge has been sent To the Yale club. and
a fund is being collected to pay the expenses Of
race.
Robert Niven lccturcd in Divinity Chapel last
Thursday evening CARLYLE III Relation To Goethe y
The college Ia. offered it, duplicate specimens in
biology and archaeology u Toronto University, whose
collections were recently DESTROYED 10y fire.
II. +. Perry. 30: II. &. Cushing. 81. and &. H. G..
Wright. 81 have been elected members Of the Eng
nsh Club. Wright has also been elected an editor Of
The Crimson
The Cricket club has sent challenge to Yale to play
a match next spring.