New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
pRINcETON,S PRINCETONIAN.'
TRAINING FOR THE LACROSSE TEAM.

TRAINING, FOR THE LACROSSE 1EAN'
princeton. " j. April 20 (speciaD-Thc lacrosse
MANAGEMENT are making every eHort 'nis sV" "
bring out the very best team possible i"o '''.''
are practising daily. and arc rapidly improving u""e'
steady training The following men nave gone 10
the training table Malcolm Graham IT., wv ""p'ap,
Durcan W. Taylor p. c.; James d. VOORHEES, 30
1s,avan L. Pe1son. go: Francis Palmer 80 ie"s
7 Chapin. IT,. 80: Malcolm McLaren, 80; James NJ
rsr ir 30: Theodore p. Payne, VI h"er ~
Poe 81: George Wheeler, 81 George H. eh'elo''
,ol: Alan G. McIlvaine. 80; Alfred X. hlges "
Clinton T. Wood, ~ John G. Moter, vi Arthur W.
snruanee 81 Claire H. Denman, '@l John = Roberts
ir ,9.: Frank II. Hall, 92; \. stevenson, " BOW
der Primary, 49,: Benjamin Aines, 90
RE senior members OF the Board of Editors OF The
Princetonian royalty entertained at the mouse
of Professor Andrew f. West on "Wednesday even
ing where matters OF interest relating u the paper
we're informally discussed. Those who were present
were Alfred J.. Dennis Maryland: ilugh McNihch
PENNSYLVANIA: jeremiah s. Black. Pennsylvania ;
Franklin r. Moore New Jersey Edwin A. ;. Levi,
Ncw-Jersey: Charles a. sidler Pennsylvania. Pro
lessor Henry T. Fine managing editor OF the paper IN
20 was also present This is only another indication
of the harmonious relations existing at Princeton
between the student BODY and professors
The faculty have come 10 recognize The Prince
tonians with more confidence than ever before, and
10 longer hesitate 10 make their official announce
4 meeting OF the tennis association was held last
week. at which matters of importance were brought
up The provision in the constitution relating ]"
membership WAS changed and the club viii admit
twenty-five new members. making the membership
125
The present accommodations OF the club are IN
sufficient and hence IL decided 10 add three ne"
courts TO their grounds II is the Intention Of tie
association hold number Of tournaments during
The spring
:, mas meeting OF the freshman class was held last
week, and designs for class cap and cane were
chosen The cap Will be large yachting cap, sur
rounded by a large orange cord, and III trout inc
letters. b" y. c., 49, in orange. The cane VIII DC
Of French crab with curved handle, and a twisted
silver cord wound around The cane IS valued at 80.
The contestants for the Biddle prize. the yearly
interest Of 5000 10 be awarded for the best sophomore
essay. have been chosen "a follows: Narnum, h.
Collins, England: Max Farrand, New-Jeiscy John
y Graham. New York: lie Roy Gresham, Maryland
William Harris, jr, New-Jersey Caspar W. Hodge
1r New Jersey Alan C. Mcllvane, Indiana Charles
o. Nudge N.w-Jersey: Bowder Primary Georgia
William X. Prentice. New York; Pierre X. satterncld
Pennsy ivana. and benjamin Y. White.
The tournament given by the llckkaiclcks Whist
awarded a. follows First prize. Ernest y. Cooper
Tennessee, and Ambrose ". Vernon New Jersey
SECOND prize. Robert s Robertson, New York, and
William C. spicer. Pennsylvania.
Al a meeting of the freshman baseball team last
week Charles r. Humphreys Pennsylvania. was
elected captain OF the team. in place OF Guild resigned