Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-27
rHE xALE FALL GAmRs.

A Wet Track Interferes With Record
Breaking - Saturdays Foot Ball
Games-At Chapel Yesterday-Other
Notes.
Crowd numbering between three and
four hundred were at the Yale field Satur-
day afternoon to witness the fall games.
The track was in miserable condition ow-
ing to the recent rains, SO no records were
broken but there were nevertheless some
very good contests.
The winners in the games and their
times are as follows:
Lasell 90 handicap one yard, time 10 IS; Jones,
a93, scratch, second. Second heat won by Waite,
Yates "a, scratch, time II seconds; Keith, 90
o. scat second 10 Third heat won by Kitchel' w.
Trial Of second men for finals won by Jones,
Final heat won by Jones, 'ss, time 10 As sec
onds; Lasen '92, second.
One mile run-won by Curtiss, "a, handi-
o ond. o. saroS ''me' 4:4s i-'' "h'iams w. sec
Two t mile bicycle raceIThere were only two
by Howe, '9s s., rs yards handicap; time 6:a5; J.
w. Allen, '93, handicap 107 yards, second
-Four hundred and forty yards dash-In this
event there were also only two men who start
ed. Morse, '93, scratch winning in IS rs sec
onds with Van Slyck, "a, handicap Is yards,
with Van slyck, % handicap rs yards, second,
time 81 As; Bisseli, 's4, second.
NJ. Two hn I'M and twenty yards dasha .. by
| onds; Hackett, '93, second
Haif.mile run-Won by scoville, go, handicap
Is yards; time 2 minutes IL rs recOndS; Mont
gomery, '92 S., second.
YALE VS.. AMHERST.
| Saturday afternoon Yale played Am
herst in very unexciting game. Owing
to lack of facilities for transportation the
| team arrived on the field too late to play
| the regular time and contented themselves
| with two so-called halves of thirty and
ten minutes respectively. The field was
very muddy and slippery and Yale could
not seem to play ball on it at all, while
Amherst was accustomed to it and found
no trouble in standing up. Yale played q
This with the shortness of time, the con-
dition of the field and the number of sub
stitutes playing will account for the small
| score of 10 to 0 in favor of Yale.
| OTHER SATURDAY GAMES.
| CAMBRIDGE Mass, Oct. 25-Harvard 48, Bow
| dom O.
PRNcEros, N. j., Oct. a5.-Princeton so, LIE
UT1eA, n. Y, Oct a5-Union College 20, Ham
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Laureates IS, William.
College 4. 1t was the best game ever seen here
| GENERAL NOTES.
Rev. J. L. Jenkins Of Pittsfeld, Mass.
preached yesterday in Battell chapel, and
addressed the general religious meeting O.
the university in the evening at Dwight
hall
The lectures during the week will be:
Monday-Lecture in the Divinity school, Leon
ard J. Sanford, NJ. D., in Room B, East Divinit,
| hall, on Respiration, Ventilation and Pure Air.
Wednesday-University lecture; Professo
| Laid in Room A, Osborn hall, on Mature an,
| Supernatural. :"
The '91 consolidated football eleven playe'
| Hartford high school in Hartford, Saturday after
noon, beating them 40 too.
Tonight in 176 Lyceum at o'clock tn
St. Paul men hold their annual meeting t.
elect officers, etc.
The Y. M. G. A of Yale university ha
amended it's constitutions SO that Article
| reads:
| Section 1.-The active membership of the assc
| citation shall consist of men, either students o
| members of the faculty of this university VIII
| are members in good standing of an Evangelica
| lively engage in the work of the association an
have paid the yearly dues of 81 so or taken an al
nual sustaining membership certificate Of IS.
Section Amy university man of good mort
character may become an associate member
paying the yearly dues Of 81 80 OF taking an al
nual sustaining membership certificate of S..
| Section 3-Any graduate of the university ma
| become an honorary member of the associatiO
| by the yearly payment of sustaining membershi
| dues of S., which shall entitle him to sem
annual report of the condition and work of tn
| association.
| Sections and remain the same with only
| change in numerals to and s.