New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-02
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
ACTIVE ATHLETES AT COLUMBIA.


The amateur newspaper men of Columbia College
have had lively times OF late. There two week.,
publications. "The Blue and White" the older ans
larger and THE Columbia News its younger rival
The editors Of 1.-THE News" have had number OF dis
agreements and things eliminated the other DAY Whei
Hellman, the business manager Jackson and NeWhouS'
resigned from the paper disguised with It's working
and policy All three Immediately made appneauon
to be taken on the staff of The Blue and White and
were elected editors Sidney IL. Treat is the editor II
chief Of The Blue and White" and shepherd IS The
business manager.
Columbia men are pleased at the decision of the
delegates TO the Intercollegiate Athletic Association
meeting to keep the tugOfwar In the list OF contests
E. p Smith has been elected captain of the 92 crew
Il. L. Chrystle captain of the '02 football team, anc
n c. johnson, captain of the '93 crew. The caAdi
dates for the VARSITY and freshman crews are working
steadily. Ihc men in training for the varsity boa
are as follows Cakes '04, weight 1872 pounds helSh
5 IT, 10 H.. Pomeroy, '03, 1873, it. IL IL In
Woods, L., 100, #. In. Prince 93, 174 It, H.
Chrystie 49, 1853, IT. ROmaine, 1913, 40, IL. Ii
in S. Taintor '03, $50, IT,; Mckee, 49, 100, 0 IT,
IL in w. Tantor, 1913, 100, #. in.; Warner, '9l
no IT, in. Metcalfe, '01 (capaln), 1876, IT. ill.,
Gignoux L., 1877, It. "a ill.,. May L., 1Go . IT,
1912 in; Camp, L., ITO, #. o IL in; average
weight, 1863 pounds; average height, feet.
The baseball team OF the Law school of Columbia
which was Organized as protest against the decision
of he Athletic Union OF the college, in refusing TO pu
a team in lie field this year is doing good work In
trimming Its manager, Mr.. Crosby, mas secured Idtes
with Yale, Princeton, Cornell, University 1l feiln
sylvanla Lafayette, Lehign, Trinity and Wesieyah
The home games will be played on the League GROUNDS
at one hundred and nfy -htth-st
BUSY UNIVERSITY LIFE.
An interest ing public meeting Of the Scientific so
cety Of the University Of the City OF Newloik wa'
held I'm the college chapel on Friday evening large
number Of the friends Of the students were present
ouaret from the university glee club sang and George
C. Mason '02 delivered an address upon 1.-The O0lcct'
and Advantages OF the Scientific Society,"" while j. b.
Walden, '93, read an instructive paper upon IhS
Uses OF the PIaniOmeter."
The glee club is doing exceptionally good work this
wear. under the leadership of DR.. J. A. Bryan Tx
annual concert and benefit for the club Is to be given
on March 80 in the hall Of the Manhattan Athletic
Clnb house. at MadisOn-ave. and Forty-flfth-st.
An athletic boom of considerable activity is being
experIenced in the university. delegation OF five
Of the students went TO the meeting Of intercollegiate
athletic delegates held in the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
Saturday and returned much pleased when the uni
versty was admitted into the association. When the
application was accepted, Mr. Saer took his seat as
voting delegate.
The elections in the senior class In the law schoo
have resulted as follows President Charles Giddngs
vice-presldent, Robert Stuart IT.; secretary, ii.
T.vlor treasurer John c. Judge; executive council
BayIor McClung, Walelee, Atkinson, Bonn, Perry
Voorhees,, Davis and Marsh. -
The honor men OF the senior class OF Union Theo
logical Seminary which is in alliance with tho unlvcr
sity were named last week The fIsb honor man wa'
Kemper Fullerton, who was graduate Cf Princeton
i'm 1855 The second honor went 10 Chauncey W
Goodrich, a Yale graduate OF the class OF 1880