New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-10
OLD RROWN,- BIDGET.
,oLrrGr. ATHLETIC AND PERSONAL NOTES OF
A BUSY WEEK.


rr,,idcnre T. l. March o -pecall.-Thc unjust
,,rr-a,i,n. which have been brought against the
management u the baseball association by two OF
go, No,, ENGLAND college Journals. td from TINS
.,,,r,. have. crepf into the Nc~ York and Boston
r.,, -r,,,cr- apncar o b. inspired hy desire l" III
lut,, Brown and 10 force upon pnnh' attention '"o
.r,,,..t. report TIA, the Brown nine consists OF
nothing NOR. nor les than professionals. Ihc'e
charge. are wholly untrue. To rinir th'm III ~
iul however. would be- only useless loss oi u''
and energy.
nrnher If -tndcnt. assembled In No. Uni
,.o..i,, Hall FRIDAY afternoon to hear an Informal
discussion upon the subject II Religious LIE ana
Wor. In tho Inivcr-ue- Of Europe by ). j.. Key
n,ld. Nr REYNOLDS has recently returned from
Europe where he has made a thorough investigation
II mi, subject. having visited all the leading uni
,cr-lc, In England. scotland and on the continent.
The. discus ion 81 subject proved exceedingly IN
tcf.-,ne and Instructive displaying a phase OF uni
vcr.itv life in Europe with which the American
student j.. a, a rule. unacGuaintcd
At a meeting Of the Athletic Association held last
Wcduc-day. it voted 70 raise 300 To secure I"
trainer for the athletic team. MI the best athletes
~ the college have been training In the gymnasium.
and a, soon A. the weather permits out ofdoor work
il t. the intention of the association to plaec these
men under some competent trainer. The advi,abllty
~ such a movement cannot bc doubted. and IN"
a--ociaion has done wisely in taking time by the
forclpck.7
The T. VI. G. \. has been holding meetings every
evening during the last week. Monday evening inc
Rev Dr. No.. addressed the society. Tuesday even
Ing the Rev. T.. &. Moore. Wednesday evening the
Rev. r. u. Anderson. and Thursday evening Bishop
Clark NcSt "Wednesday evening President Andrews
will adore, students. and for Thursday and Fri
DAY the a,-ocation has secured Nr. spear. Prince
ton. ~ who will speak upon Foreign Missionary
Movements" The society has been cn,pccally active
81 credit * tn Dealp
president Of the a. ,ociaOn. and the other officers who
have spared no pains in securing speakers to address
the students.
The Brown Alumni Association Of Newport held its
fourth annual meeting at Mucnchngcr's last Thursday
evening President Andrews and Professor Appleton
represented the faculty. The association elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President,
e. +. Baker -: vice pre- dcnt> the Rev. Z. p. rul
lcr - Frederick VI. iIammctt so, secretary and
treasurer. e. Il. Thurston ~ executive committee.
the president ana executive officers. the Rev F. r.
Emerson. -: \. g. Langley. '1d Clarence a. Carr,
Mc,srs. Gardner Colby. 81. Louis 81 clair Colby.
80. and George Warren, 49, have expressed Their m
tcniiun Of presenting silver cup To the member o the
ball nine who shall have the best record IN lcld
ing and batting Al The end 9i the coming 'ca,on lac
cap will be- designed by Tiffany y Co.. Ne" York
meeting OF the sophomore class wa, held on sat
nrda' mornns to ,cic'd TWO dS'' l"r ,.r 'arpc ,
Rev. Thomas II. sllccr were chosen.
The law lecture next Monday morning viii b. given
10y Joseph g. Ely OF the class of 90 upon the subject
OF Real Property.
~ the baseball season approaches the interest
In that game AT Grown II not waning. but rather
Increases. The rinc h., been hard At work mi,
winter and Will not be- their iaIt Il Lincoln Field
doe, not rc,onnd with the rNnant 'rih. ran
Of the rown student this spring. The weather
during Fclsuary exceptionally me for base
balli.ts The men have come out OF the cage and
pr.ctlscd the middle campus. which affords u
much better place for practice than the cage under
SayIcs Han. The nine has been favored too.
from the fact that many II the League players. who
,-idc IN Prov idcncc and vicinity. laNc up
the hillr To get prlcttc themselves, and also
10 give Captain McndcnlIa and his a few
points on How to play good ball. The past
week. smith. pitcher for Detroit. Murphy. catcher
of the Boston brotherhood team sullivan. Lowelrs
pitcher and McCafrOn. catcher for the Providence
Athletics, the winners ~ the state pcnnant last
year, have been IN the cage with our rine The
suggestions II such good player, can be- only bcnc
ncia To the college club. tn" new suit, for the
coming season have arrived. The srit will be
white cardigan jacket, with brown trimmings. whit,
pants. brown stockings and brown and willie caps
Manager Holden has dates with Harvard. Yale Am