New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
LACROSSE AT PRINCETON.
FRESHMEN BALL TEAM-DAILY PRlNCTTO

FRESHMEN BALL TEAM-DAILY PRlNCEToNIAN.
Princeton, y. j.. April I3 (spccial.-rhc college
reopencd on Tuesday at 10 80 a. after brief
recess of four days. one of the changes in
the curriculum is the omission OF the regular
spring vacation of week. and as substitute. a
Of four days will be given at Easter.
The change is not appreciated by the students,
especially those who live any distance from the
college. as great amount of this time mast be con-
suned in travelling.
The athletic opened by game on the
home grounds between the Brooklyn Lacrosse team
and the Princeton twelve Yesterday As this was
the first game, it is ve-y difficult to predict at
ent what the success OF the team in the champion
ship contests will be.
1t is expected that Lehigh and Johns Hopkins will
both put strong teams into the field this year. and
that, II Princeton would carry OF the laurels, every
effort must be put forth Faithful training has been
in progress for the past six weeks. and the games
on Saturday afforded opportunity to detect the
weak points, and to measure, to degree. the
strength Of the present team with those Of former
years. The team will play the first championship
game with Institute the university grounds
May TO-
The freshman nine has been practising daily under
the direction Of Captain Guild. and the makeup OF
the team has been determined with the exception Of
first base and shortstop. The team will have two
regular batteries. and viii doubt make fair
showing in the different games to be played. The
men that will fill the different positions pitch
eIs, Ralph H. Warren and Lee Il. Woodcock catch
crs, Wilson Ferguson aud Charles f.. Humphreys; ;
second base. William A. Guild (captainl third base
William L. Hayden; left field. Andrew c. Wyle ;
centre field. Robert NJ. Mullen: right field. Philip
King. The most promising candidates for the two
positions be filed first base Isaac |. Brokaw
Carleton 5. Mather and Frederick H. Cunning, short
stop. Robert DrscOll ir and Dwight NJ. Lndington
schedule OF games has thus far been arranged. as
follows: April 19-Invcr>ity of Pennsylvania fresh
town: May 11-st Lukes. at Bristeton; June a.
Lawrcncevillc az Lawrenccvyie. .-. A.,
men will be arranged later.
The new board 0l editors Issued ther first nuWocr
OF The Princet0nian" last Wednesday. The paper
viii continue to lie a brdaiiy for at least another
year.
Thc last number Of "The Nassau Hit appeared
last week. and with that number the Old beard IF
editors hand over the management OF the magazine
TO their worthy successors. At a recent meeting
treasurer in place Of William ;. Whitehead 'ol. rs
Mr.. George NJ Harper. Instructor in French in
the college. will start for Europe the early part Of
next month. where he expects 20 spend year.
Professor John H. WeStcott who was instructor in
that department last year. VIII take charge OF his
classes for the remaining part OF the term,
tons share of the proceed, Of the IalcPfnccton
ramo on THANKSGIVING Day. s5,6o1. The total re
ccipts Sl5,254 so
The Dramatic Association has begun series
Of rehearsals Of 'Tlme Will Tell with the intention OF
giving the PLAY in several neighborng cities during
President Patton announced Yesterday that a
change i'm the morning chapel hour, from s:lj %
O'Clock. would 60 into effect tomorrow morning.
The recitatiOns in the forenoon will ais, begin or
the even hours, instead Of halfpas The object Of
the change is to increase the time by half an hoar
between the forenoon and afternoon exercises.