New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
ruSx,s AID FOOTBALL AT BROWN.

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have hAppsssd q Brown during u past week -
break The moootooy Of college nfe. The intssss$ q
the students q present u centred upon ths co1s0o
tennis tournament Them wese moro contestants
than usual this fAn, and como Of The matches hSo
been won played. Pr1ce, Jones, George. anA BIZ.
rews have played the strongest games, and JooesS
chance for winning nrst 70 b above psR. Ths
committee In charpe 0 tho tournament have pro-
cured Appropriate prizes for the winners IN bon
singles and doubles.
Football b also receiving . boom hero sneh - u
never had before. Under the csptAtncy 0 Ln1sV
the eleven to b prosperns They are In train
Ing continually, and have thus fAr put up strong
game ssatnst thenr opponents. Tho result Of IL
game with tho Massachusetts, Insttae Of Technology
WIS especially encouraging. the score being to T.
Last year team met with Waterloo In the hanAs
Of the Tecos., being beaten ~ to o. Tho elevsa
received . challenge TO play Harvard q CanhdeO
Wednesday, but would not accept On sccounS a ~
tall Geld day.
In Act football and tennis have bean Absorbing
most Of the extra tina Of the stndents that Mana
ger Bartlett experienced the greatest 6Mcal0
In getting men to train for the fall field day. which
occurred last Wednesday. This fact WIS too en-
dent, both from the records and from the number a
entries Tho usual interest WAS not manifested b.
the general body Of students Thrco gold medals bo~-
ever, were given to the ton.-tants Who succeeded m
breaking the college records. Dowd, 90, ran ~
120-yard hurdle In 10 "a seconds, which bettar
time BY IA OF . second than the previous Brown
record. Edward BarUws, In the 44O-yArd dash best
his own previous record by IA seconds, making II h
81 seconds. Webb 30, threw the 18pound hammer
81 feet inches, breaking the previous record By IL
inches The other contests and winners were: Hall
mile run, Estes, 90 IA; 220ysrd dash. Weeks 90,
81 81 seconds; running high jump Barrows, 5 lecA
4 IL inches standing broad jump Estes, Int 10
inches; running broad Jump. sexton. II feet %
inches In the lO0-yard dash Dowd and Aldrich m
tie, making It in IL IA seconds. The running txsck
was laid on Lincoln field, and was In q very baA
condition from the recent rains 90 that 1t a
mpossibinty for good records in the events.
The officers of the day Marshal, J. L. Wheaton
referee, Professor Poland judges, Professor Bump0
and S. P. Remington t1mekeepers, F. W. woodcock
and W. J. Green; starter, h. W. Taft; measuress,
F. L. Hnckley and G. H. Ferris; scorer, seeber Ed
wards.
James L. wheston has resigned rom tho magazine
board and IN his place A. B. johnson has been elected.
The glee and banjo club has elected Dexter presi.
dent Gage vicepresdent, W. B. Perry treasurer.
Barbour, 81 auditor, and Professor Upton fsculiy
representative on the executive committee.
ing ofneers: President, Drawbridse vicepresdsnt..
Gamwen and stanton secretary. Lewis: treasures.
Hall historian. Cooper; baseball manager. Dyer;
Most Of the trreG letter societies have held
Psi Epsilon Congdon. Dorrance, Dyer, Ham Huntoon.
ssckett Hazard, f. B. and II. T. Merrtman and Brdg.
ham: Alpha Delta PHI Lucian sharpe. '93: Field
Hnckley, Nash. Henry sharpe. Staples and sumner:
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Arnold. Babcock, Douglas Rus
SELL haEeltine, Bares. Brown and George: Delta
PHI KNOWLES Grifnn. Higgins. Gardner, Crosby. Lewis
and Colburn; Delta Epsilon. Moss. Barrows, BtrRe.
MscGreeor, Cooper Fox and AlSrich; zeta Psi Draw
ner 02 Monroe, Hall. Kimbsu and Bennett; Chi Phi.
Nell Andrews go: OsterhOut and GOrham. 90: Lakey
and Everett, '94 Phi Delta Theta, Hunter Hall anA
Beers.
"The Brown Magazine win appear Tuesday.
The taha Of contents q the inst nnSaber. ~ = =
follows The College Magazine, Professor I. Whit,
ing Bancroft; Summer Sketches" f. A. Hicks "Tho
Moonnt Sea-" q poem BY Gardner Colby. 81: "crti-
cism Of Criticisms J. F. Thompson A Story A. H
Colby. The first number viii also contain editorials
and other departments q interest: The editors Rom
business manager: A. H. Colby. J. F. Thompson.
James Wheaton, s. A. Everett
Professor Jameson has appointed the following mon
charmen of committees In Junior history Tor the pur
pose Of making reports historical subjects NJ 8.
brown. vradford, Easton, Gfadding Record Rice ana
Rowe.
The junior class has elected the following onices'
President H. L. Gardner: vice president, A. F. Nc
CHM treasurer, q. ~ Richmond; secretary, /. =.
Green; historian, c. Stickney.