Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-01
IN THE COLLEGE WORLD.

Will Yale Win Her Flrss Champion.
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 Yale will play her first championship game with Princeton next Saturday at the field. The game Is anticipated with much interest and will draw large crowd. Will Yale play in the brilliant style that has characterized some of her recent games2 It will probably be necessary for her to do 50 to win as the "Tigers" are after blood this year. They are bound to put forward every effort to win, especially after the recent talk so prevalent about dual league. Tickets for the grand stand were put on sale this morn ing at the Yale cooperative store, and also Q limited number at Peck's and Judd's book stores.
 A concrete walk is to be laid between Os. born hall and South to extend around to the terday afternoon and will be completed by the end of the week.
 Professor Henry Green of Princeton read paper on the Titles of the Psalms before the Semitic club and It's friends last evening in Osborn hall. The article was extremely interesting and fully sustained the great reputation that Professor Green has won as @ scholar.
 After the reading of the paper an informal reception was held in Professor Greens honor in Dwight hall. Quite number of those in the university who had received in- vitations were present to meet him. Among those present were President Dwight, Profes- sor Harper, Dr. Harper, Professor Hadley, Professor Harris, Professor Day, Rev. Dr. MoChesney, pr. Phelps, former pastor of the First Baptist church, Professor Fisher, Rev. Mr Macon nf the T;rak Raptiat ohurob Rov Nr. Poteat. Rev. MT. Nichols of Trinity and Rev. Hr. Mutch.
 Princeton athletics seem to have had their full share of misfortune during the past training season. noddy '91, the half mile Runner. who has been inoapacitated for training the most of the spring on account of large carbuncle, has just recovered suffi- oient!y to go into training, and now it is feared that Captain Dohm of the athletic team, and the champion rnnnet, will be dis ablsd likewise. His is still in training, how ever, but large boil or carbunole has made its appearance on his side which, unless checked. will probably disable him for sev- eral weeks.
 The Now York Sun says: The Princeton Bniversity base ball club could scarcely be in worae condition, physically, for beginning the Intercollegiate series of games. L. Young. ct all during tho last two weeks on account of number of boils on his side. Captain Dana, first baseman, has been suffering from . huge boil on his check and is only begin. ming to recover. \. Yeung, second baseman, has been altogether incapacitated from play- ing by . severe attack of quinsy, which has been followed by low fever, and, to cap all, Kniokerbooker, the shortstop, broke his thumb this afternoon. There is a strong probability that neither Watts nor Ames will be able to play, and all thse positions will have to be filled by inexperienced men from the lower classes.
 The greatest anxiety Is felt who is i'll in this oity by the friends of G. Beekman Hop- pin, '91, on account of his very critical condi- ton. His illness is diphtheria, and 1t has 50 weakened his system that 1t is a grave ques- ton whether his constitution can stand the strain. ,4
 Two Harvard records were broken on Holmes field Tuesday. at the annual class game of the Harvard Athletic association. A. H. Green, '92, was one and w. 0. Downes, go, was the other. Green raised Walter Loren's record in the running broad jump from 20 feet 10 inohes to 21 feet inches. and Downes lowered Wsndsll Baker's time h tho 440-yaxds' dash from t0L ssoondS to