New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
p,v,r crvroR SOCIETIES OF YALE.

| NOVEL ATHLETIC CONTEsTs-D' n T. HD
| Nox.uaven Conn. May % (speciaD'-Ihe re'c"'
senior society elections continue '"o 1' - oars
cited conversation on the campus for many 80
| Skull and Bones Society has hohorou ~ ,,a A.
the ~Iitp hoard with an election, but ths Sc" 90.
| Nv. ,b the chairman OF that board has been Ielo
/ an, Ieiob s nopular but apparently mas All enemy
IN the society Some time ago he fciuSo" ' ', - y
to VOLTS Head thinking the usuaI custom "oHN 10
| followed by Skull and Bones. n u. hooinson "''o
refused election 10 won i'o]N n,af NV scroI
.tc, an election TO either Skull and Bones or scroll
nd Eore The friends OF both students feel that |"
,ruh has heen inflicted upon men WHO deserved peI'cr
treatment. and they dispeased. Ihe rlVaHy oe-
, tba three societies in question IS intense, ana
well.informcd persons think that continuation oi
such rivalry may result dlsastrousIy'
The Vale nine has received and will probably ac-
cont an invitation from the Tuxedo Club to spend
Julv / o. 3 and 4 at their park near New York
members Of the Yale Chapter of Alpha Delta Pm
have been selected follows: George D. biis9s
panielsonve, Conn; Joseph z. Cook Paterson
~ j.; benjamin Hodge. ST. Paul, Mimi IL. W.
Thompson. Ncw-York City: COrydon c. Tyler, New
York City Webster WhccIoch' o' Iaul' 'iiiii' " ''
Williams Cleveland, Ohio.
'g2 has invented a novel athletic contesp "Iiich
is soon to be participated in by the nine ana ere"
~ mot class The first event will be a twomllc
eight cared race between an eight chosen ron tne
class nine and the regular class The number
of
be counted so many points in the score in favor OF
the crew Then will come a ball game in which the
crew with substitute TO FL out the nine placcs
will play against the regular class nine. Inc num-
Der of runs by which the nine defeats the crew VIII
be counted as many points In the nlhe's 1aVor.
These will be balanced of against the number OF
points in the crews favor resulting from the race. and
the athletic supremacy OF tho TWO ORGANIZATIONS nc
cided accordingly.
Treasurer ". W. Farnum, Of the University. Is
going to Europe in June and will remain abroad all
summer.
A Yale graduate who does not want his name pub
Hshed at present has offered trophy for the best
base running during the year. TO be contested for by
the members of the Varsity nine. 1t consists of an
oxidlzed silver baseball the exact size of League
ball, resting upon an ebony block, upon which is q
silver plate for the inscription. The condition upon
which the trophy viii be awarded is based upon tho
percentage oi bases stolen to the number OF games
fhe annual parade Of the two junior societies.
edcdy 'St Notable % affair ' IN SoeSe lie his year The
D. X. +. men We're dressed in the traditional linen
their rival society. and the Psi l. were srayei
in garments OF spotless white The men TO whoIn
Carr, Dubuque. Iowa; X. d. Cheney South Msnches-
ter, Conn; H. Cheney, south Manchester, Conn, +.
H. r Jones south oyster Bay ~ li H. {. GrgveS'
Mas. c. 5. Haigl Broo@lyn \. y: r p HOLSTER.
=, r HUNTINGTON, iorttord Conn; W VI G; Iv,soa. yo
New YORK; L. jay, New York; ". i. hltchel, New
Haven. >. l.. LascN, Orange, y. y; Daniel Lord, "a
York; H. :. Lyman, Salt Lake Ch{ r. Mul
lally, scotland, > OAK A. {. Orrick, ~. Lous no
Il. 4. Paddock. st. Louis. Mo-; L. r. Parker Albany.
y y; c. ?. Price, Hardwick Mas o. \. schreiber
HObOken, Y. j.. &. +. Sears Brooklyn, y. Y. T.
shepherd. Hartford, Conn; ". q. ehddy. stamford.
Conn; J. X IibbitS. Troy, y y. and G: H. Webster
Chicago, III. Delta Kappa EpsoD-li. s &. Eadger,
Boston. Mass; T. Boltwood, pittShed. Mas: H.. o.
Bowns, Manchester Conn. +. Brown. Louisville; Ky,
G. j. Coil, brooklyn, y. y; l.. l. Crosby, HIcOtt
Centrc, " y; c. II. Day. Hartford, Conn; W: -.
Franklin, Lancaster, Penn; H. i. Freeman, Hart
ford. Conn: +. r. Grant Brooklyn. y. y; W. G..
Hall, jr. Louisville. KY: +. W. liiukle, Cincinnati,
ohio. j. W. Hustled, Ieekhill. y. y. /. Ii. Jcnncy.
New York; II. VI. Kidd, Albany; I. J.. McClurg,
Knoxville, Tenn; W. Mont. st; Louis, Mo-; 8 \.
Morrison. Minneapolis, Mimi. f. Ryc, Paterson.
y. J.. W. y. Ruuyon, Planaeld, Y. j.. L. o. clan-
ard, jr 81. Louis. Mo; 4. II. swayne, New York
City; \. g. Weeks Now York ". ID. Young, New
York Zeta Psi-H VI. Bi,coc. Marlborough, Mass; J..
IL. Cooper, New Britain. Conn; ~ G.. Dlngley, Lows
ton. Ne. &. r. Holden, Chicago. Ill. >. Hosmcl New
York; II. H. Kennedy, syracuse, y. y; J. NJ. Marsh.
Bridgeport, Conn; W. r. Steiner, baltimore. Nd.
II. If. Tantor Hartford Conn. l. &. Wcst Plainfcld,
Y. j.. J. = Woodruff, New-lOrh.