Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
AT THE UNIVERSITY.

Shelf. Examlnations.A New Recita. ten Schedule ArranRed-A Renewal Of the Old Time Feeling Between Princeton and Rutgsrs-The Nine's Glee Club-The Crew Getting in Good shape for Bob Cocks visit-Lecture This Evening by Professor ThOmps0n on Protection.
 Nearly fifty of the Shelf. freshmen have been conditioned in German.
 Tomorrow morning the Shelf. junior biol ogfsts are to be examined in minerology in the Peabody museum. The senior civils also in that day receive one in French. A week from that day they will be examined in astronomy.
 The following new recitation schedule for the Shelf. junior and senior selects has been arranged:
 Monday S:10 a. m., geology; 10:3o a. m. political Tuesday, s:iO a. m.. geology; F m., political Wednesday. s:1o a. m, zoology; 1s m.. political Thursday.s a. m., English; 1s m., lecture on Friday, 9 a. m.. English; 1o,so g. m., political heredity.
 rns9. M99nSag gi.as m' French; 1s , botany; D. m
 Tuesday. a. m, German; 12 m.. botany; sp. m. Wednesday, 8 a. m French; 1s m., botany; p. m., English history.
 Thursday. g. m, German; 1s m.. English: uaa;lsy grfday & 8 Q &m French ls m English; p. m
 Saturday, sa m., German; 10 a. m., English; 3 It seems that the oldtime spirit of rivalry | between Princeton and Rutgers has been stirred up once more by 8 bill that is before the New Jersey legislature. This bill pros vides for sixty free scholarships for the state agricultural college, which is an adjunct of Rutgers, at a cost of $12,000 to the state. This bill has been contended for and against l by representatives of the two institutions, and Princeton has won the first round by having the motion carried to table the bill till next Monday night. Princeton has six graduates in the house, while Rutgers has only one.
 The Yale university nine has been hiadere6 to great extent in it's practice by the snow. Captain Calhoun was teaching his men base l running and intended to give them harG tice, but the snow put sudden stop to this The first game will be played week iron tomorrow. Captain Calhoun will talk, twelve men with him on the Easter trip from which he hopes the players will deriv, benefit and proficiency in base bail. Stagf will not accompany the teara this year or the trip, but will go with the glee club o1 undoubtedly will meet the base ball nine a some city and pitch game for them. Sur tevant '92 s. and Bowers '92 will do th pitching for Yale and Poole will do most O ] the catching. The positions of the nine hay not yet been determined upon by Captain Calhoun.
 MT. Fitzgerald, the trainer for the Val Athletic association, will be in New Havel on April 1, ready to begin his work with tn Yale man. MT. Corcoran the bicycle trainer | will not commence his duties until a fes weeks later. Every effort is being made l. send fine team to represent Yale at tn, intercollegiate meeting. Sherrill is no, training with the team so that Yale may quite sure of winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes. The change in the method of count ing point that was made at the last meetin of the Intercollegiate association improve Yale's chances to win the cup this year.
 The university crew sowed on the harbo yesterday under the instruction of James '9C The crew is well advanced in boating skill for this time of the year and every man straining his utmost to improve still more 8 that when Bob Cook spends week here be ginning about the first of April, he vii have to use @ keen eye to detect any grea faults in some of the mems rowing. | by Gilson go. The candidates have been re duced to twelve men. They have not show up as well as they might in rowing. Ther are some very good individual oarsmen il '93, but the crew as whole does not wor together we'll. This is the first freshma crew since '85 that has an opportunity t TOW with the Harvard freshmen, and tn crew that rowed in '85 would have won tn race had not the boat filled with water an swamped. Derby Rogers is captain,
 brother to Rogers 'S7 and Rogers '91 S., wh Is rowing with the varsity crew. Tn } Rogers family are remarkable for oarsme and it will be a number of years yet ere Yal will not have Rogers on it's Varsity crew
 Professor Thompson of the University C Pennsylvania will give the second lecture c the Phi Beta Kappa course this evening i Osborn hall. The subject will be "Protee } tion," one in which Professor Thompson thoroughly versed.