New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-26
HARVARD.
PROPOSAL THAT BOSTON SHALL FOUND SCHOLAR
SHIPS.

Cambridge. oct o4.-The recent agreement maze be-
tween Yale and Harvard for their annual game VI
football on the whole is satisfactory to Harvard hen
The proposition which Harvard tired TO nave 1aie
accept was TO play year in New-fork ana te next
year in Roston-a proposal which seemed emlnehtB
fair ~ them But IL was not approved by the Yale
rppresentatives and, as result Of their holding
on New York people will not see a Harvard-fae foo'
ball game their home grounds for hve years. Inc
agreement to play series OF four annual games az
Springfield IS q virtual concession by Yale TO HafVaruS
demands for dual league, and hence Harvard men
feel well satisfied.
In the Harvard eleven one or two changes have been
made in the last week. HallowelPs leg is entirely
well now and he has resumed playing. Fltzhugh VI
has come back TO college, and this week was uieu "'
guard where he does well. The other ehd-Fush DC
sides Hallowell will undoubtedly be Masoh' susseI
Maso as he is famllaFy KNOWN although LOT Iie asV
few days he has been laid up with a bad Knee Az
Quarterback Cobb has been tried this week. ana IL Is
decide whether he Gage or Burgess VIII snap
the ball back in the Yale game. fearlhs hds pee''
PLAYING halfback with Lake in the last rev days. anu
unless Corbet ga, gets of probau0ni the chaces ai0
that he will occupy that place In the lale game %
centre of the mshne is still as much IN uouot @S e'
and II will probably be fully week before the exact
men for cenrcush and the two guards Will be deeideo
unon II " Shea. '94 one OF the most promising
candidates for left guard hurt his knee so badly Ill INC
Williams game that he will not be able to play again
this season, il is feared. ,,
unique and profitable scheme for enaohns IiarV'iu
Colege 10 helm Boston has been set on fOOt D! TrVS
dent Charles F. living of Adelbert College, ana fiesi
dent Eliot expressed himself to-day as III ldNor Vi i0
scheme Briefly the plan is to have Boston MANI ~
NJ Harvard as public university by iounuins s'noi
shins 70 send men here President Enot tlhs IL an
xceent idea and SAYS that scho arshpS OF S4oV "ou
be sufficient for tuition, board books ana oIleI nee9S
sarv EXPENSES The saving In this scheme over tha' Vi
foundng an entirely unyeislty-aS was oiieiN"ii'
would he enormous, and would cost INC Guy
- poson abont one hundedth part Of what wouu nave
~ no snent ON a new foundation. The INSTRUCTORS
scarti6c apparatus library, everything "ouu W su
ne,,or and the nearness of Cambridge u Boston "ouu
make the plan comparatively simple.
The executive committee OF the HarVaru A'iIe'io
Assocation have decided on November . as tio udVo
Cow Tho freshman games, and November for tnaI Oh
Ne xpversy sports There will be the usual cohtesIs
IO0yard dash 220yard dash, 44oyaru rum o0 Sn1
,,,n onemile walk, twO-mie bicycle race, l-VyS@Iu
hrile throwing the hammer putting the sh0t, running
Tread inmp running high jump ana poie Naut. ny
Stewards of the athletic association lor uS VA a.
- Ioweu and q L. Batcheld0r, from W -. biaeueas
and " L. Thompson from 1913 H. ~ Mheeiw ~ , a
s v II. Thayef, from 94. NO stewards ha'o o0'"
chosen yet from '95. , .rdol,, climbs have
received permission from the faculty 10 LAM JILL d
annual Christmas trip, and as result hdTe O
a. fcuowinp itinerary December 20, Mashlhetuuh I;
necemher 26 St. Souls December 20 mhneaPvns ;
Dece,p 90 St paul: december 30, Milwaukee Jan
nary / Chicago. No concert VIII De gwen III I%s
York ths wear as the faculty VIII not aow te i t
10 leave college the morning of the laSI uaS Vi '0
term and thereby cut some Rotations.