New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-10

the subject was thoroughly considered. and IT was
decided that no race could be arIaged no"esvr III.
,ercstng might be- The English crew VIII not
keep in training until after the cliarvan race
and the only way race could be arranged woud pe
and begin training at once or, at the latest by Oc-
tOber /. shortly after Christmas they would be
obliged to start for England IN order 10 arrive III
time 10 prepare for the about April /. This
would neccssate the loss of nearly whole wear at
exceedingly remote possibility. The hearts If Yale
men are filled with JOY the announcement that
NO. 1 in he varsity boat The addition of Iia:twell
to the crew inst fills the only possibly weak spot in
ability of the to stare at IIarvads backs over
the whole course at New London next June. New
shells have been ordered for the freshmen and uni
liver Them on May u.
DR.. j. W. seavcr. Yales athletic authority will
be OF the men in charge of the summer school Of
physical culture in connection with the College Of
Liberal Ats Of Chicago University: o,.,-
Several years alumnuS If Cleveland, ono,
became much interested in single scung. and ar
ranged for the bestowal Of cup to be known rs the
" Cleveland Cup." on the winner Of the singlcScnii
10 be rowcd annually. For time the interest
IN the races vas quite general, hut during the last
three years 1t has been decreasing, ana now II !,
proposed to offer the cup trophy for the era =,
races. the names Of The winning crews to inscribed
il.
Professor W. X Townsend has returned from NJ
southern trip, much refresh, and inNleor'ifd us
class exceedingly glad t. Xtend a hearty greet
ing 10 him. If the Professors popularity Is an IN.
dcaon of what the future has in store for him ana
the repeated wish Of Of his friends l. grail
fed. when President Dwight laws down me burden
Of chief executive of Yale University II Will be taken
up by Professor Townsend.
Forty members Of the university are taking inc new
special in harmony under Professor Stocckel
The book used is Ricter'S Mammal of Harmony: Inc
regular course in this study will open next fall.
The Yale nine has arran .ed thirty three game Tor
the coming season. Of which will be played on
the spring trip. which will begin on March 20 WIN a
game with the Athletics at Philadelphia. during inc
trip none hut National Agreement teams VIII be paved
with. Fifteen games will be PLAYED IN this city: two
with Harvard and one with Princeton. The MAKE up
Of Yalc's nine has been practically decided hpol;
the only doubtful positions being pitcher. centre ana
right fields. Poole Will catch: Mcbride VIII DC a.,
second his old place: Dazell, who PLAYED centre ncd
last year will be at third. and Gushing will play
short stop: ~ Mc(lntOck will lie al left held ,'iVes
at centre, and McCunv at right field tn" onN new
man on the list is Owslcy. who played fulhacF on
the freshman team last fall He l. an cNf'leht
fielder and bat. well. There II practically bnt one
candidate for pitcher. Downs a soph more. II" J.
being coached by Stage hui he Is not very pronS-
ing candidate. and the hope is that ~tagg VIII AGAIN
90 into Tho box. with stage Naic ie all right
The speakers for the Junior exhibition have been
y. Y. on "Thomas Wentworth. Earl OF stat 'rd
John !. Cox. Bedford. Y y. on Marie RaShNr,sru
luther H. Tucker. Albsuv. y. Y. on " Thomas
Cha'tertonr. Howard T. Kingshnry. New YORK CITY.
on John SEWER: Ray y. smith L'n"klocn. v @,
on Alfred de Mussct": William Y. Thatcher. Pueblo.
Col. on LA sale and Nrw France Hrr"r' Is
Smith Hart FORD. Conn. "rhe DSesahi Shmcnt
"C'tizcnshp in the Republic" The exhibition VIII
take place on March oS and the ESSAYS will he de-
livcrrd before thc faculty. who viii decide on inc
winner The prize is the income Of a fund gwen
last wear nv the Scroll and KEY Society. IN memory
Of Vcnry James Ten Eyck 70.