Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-16
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
The Crew Makes Fast Time as Now London - The Freshmcn Have Ne Fence Co Sis On.

The Crew Makes Fast Time aS Now
 London The Freshmcn Have Ne
 Fence so Sis On.
 The crew is now comfortably settled in its old quarters on the Thames, with Columbia for her neighbor. They went out for prao- tioe pull Saturday afternoon, not loSg after their arrival, and made the course in twenty two minutes forty seconds, which is con- sidsred very good. The men arc in good condition, with the exception of Hartwell, who is still suffsrinx with his stomach. It is feared that the new launch will not be completed In time for the race, % every preparation will be made to have the old one in condition to do the work. The men have to keep their minds on examinations yet, under the supervision of Tutor Taft. Their average weight is about 17s pounds, which is not quite equal to Harvard.
 Tho game Saturday with Princeton was another example of Yale daring and de- termination. Calhoun deserves the admira- for the phenomenal exhibition of base rum ming and saving Yale Q defeat and perhaps the championship.
 The freshmen are unfortunate and will not have the privilege of sitting anywhere on the campus, owing to that disastrous game with the Harvard freshmsn Saturday. They arc the second class that has lost both of the games with Harvard, '00 being the only other instance.
 The frsshman crew this year is heavier than usual, with an average of 1894 pounds. Polls will be open in the university library from 9 to 3:30 P. m., Tuesday, June 24, for the election of Q member of the corporation. The formal opening of the new Chittenden vs A Iu aka nd tha SHnhHN ~flI take place Monday, Juae 2S, from to . ?. m. 4 bronze memorial tablet, dsdicatipg the building to Nr. Charles Jscsb Osborn, the husband of the generous donor. has recently l been placed in the vestibule of the Chapel street entrance of Osborn hall. A striking head of Nr. Osborn stands out in relief at tho top of the tablet, and below there is the following inscription: "In memeriam Os., ioli Jsoobl Osboraso-eborocsnsis maritl uxor Niasians Adolina Osborn hon aoacinne axstrusndum ouravit. NDCCCL L XXxVII. Multin ills bonis Aebilis ocoidit." Prizes have been awarded at Yale e fol 1 lows:
 Scott Hurt scholarship. class of isss-James W
 Wociscy scholarship. class of isea-winthrop E
 HiSs HariSurt scholarship, class of isso- William
 Third freshman scholarship. class of is0s-Isidors Wachsman.
 winthrop prixes class of 1Sol-First prize. Curti'
 Scott prize h Fresch. Glass of issi-OiiGord Ct | Twombly.
 DeForest Mathematical Prizes-Cass of 1891
 first prize. Jcseph Bowden, jr, second prize, Lyis
 Rsynoids; second prizs il Bernard @ II Allen; third
 prizes Charles J. Bartlett and Clarence 0. Wilson
 Glass Of 1893, first prize Winthrop Y. Dwight
 third prizes Wendell M. Strong and John B
 Csmncsition Prizes. Glass of ,aoa -E,rs. ,r,za | Edward Boltwood; second prizes, Arthur S. Brnck
 ett, Elisha H Cooper, Alfred B. Palmer, John K
 Chaoe, Olive H. Day. James ". D. Ingersol, Thorn
 Eiscutiof Prizes, Ciass of isos, ,-In reading FranI J Price; in declamation, Paul R. Clark, BenjamiT
 L Crpsby, James ". HIsted, IT,: l xfankIln .IAbbe, Chaxlos V. Bosworth, WInfhfeT I E. bViEht RichAid HoIhrook, Harry 6, yaile, Af
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