New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
HARVARD
HARVARD.
SHALL THE FOOTBALL GAME WITH YALE DE
PLAYED IN NEw-YoRKf

SHALL, THE FOOTBALL GAME WITH YALE DE
PLAYED IN NEw-YORKf
cambridge. oct 17.-There Is little change III the
football outlook at Harvard this week. anu Vno ioe
Of dependency which was rtner general ie" uaSs
ago has given way to greater hopes SEVERN Vi U''
now men-notaby Emmons and Gray. both freshmen
have shown up remarkably well, and Emmons oc'
IT. ,,ave the rame Mt tackle about as well as Joe"
linton aid last year. He Is strong quick ana sure
tacbler Gray at hafback Is playing INC sa"e
and already men speak Of him as coming jim Lev
There is n possibility now or Touler pIVpa0il',
that Corbett o. Lakes confrere ut hail-Oach lAS'
voar will get of probation and be able to play "lt
Two we.lSs This OF course, will greatly strengthen
,ba team The weak place Is still at centre although
ponos,s coming out has slightly improved things Har
,d men supy hope that the centre will be greatly
ipproved before the Yale game, else eood-Dy I"
thoughts of winning. The men who have gone 10 tlo
traIning.table are Captain Traford Lake. haho"en
Newell. Vail, Burgess. RaDtou Gage ID. f. ohea
rmmors Gray. Bangs and Fearing Speaking Of the
Vale 0ame there have been thus far no arrangements
made by either Harvard Yale for their annual
game This does not mean, however any misunder
stnndIno between the colleges-such as existed last
spnng in baseball-but simply a significant delay III
making arran gements. Although Harvard mas usually
made the overtures she feels that Yale shoud take
the initial step this year. since Harvard was the VIC
tor last fall All Yale and most of Harvard would
publIc would be especially pleased with such an ar
rangement so far not the slightest step has been
taken TO secure the Springfield grounds for game on
November 81, the Saturday before Thanksgiving ana
nj least one Of the athletic committee has expressed
himself in favor of allowing Harvard to play In New
York So lust at present the signs point toward New
York as the theatre OF the annual football struggle
between Yale and Harvard
The newly elected captain Of the university crew
began the duties of his Office yesterday by calling a
meeting Of the candidates Of the university crew Oh
last years eight Captain KeltOn HIMSELF Vail, Cum
minCs Powers Rantou Newell and Jones were
present and will row. Lyman was not at the meeting,
but will probably begin training directly after Christ
mas Besides the members OF last years crew, the
following men presented themselves as candidates ::
d. b. Nlnde '93, 100 pounds; H. +. AtNns, L. D.,
1876; c. slade, '03, 1853; c. 5. Hickman, L. D, los
{. I. Bond 'o4, 1877; b. q. Waters, 94, 175; I. b.
Pike '93 1877 Il. J. FOrsythe, ga ITO; W. NJ. Weed
g2 1877; q. K. Burgess, 1913, 100; ii. Barthol0way,
r. L. S. III. The candidates Will begin light gym
nasium work on Monday and keep this up until the
freshman crew. numbering about sl&ty-nVe men III all
have also met and begun light training ,,
AT a meeting OF the Board OF OverseeTs OF HarVain
Unvo sity held this week. 1t voted to concur with
the president and fellows in reappontng the following
committees regulations OF athletic sports tOr
1s01'e2: Three members Of the faculty, Professor
lessor George A. Bartlett, three graduates, William
Hooper George b. Morrison, Maurice IL. Richardson.
The board appointed the following instructors LOT
ISO1-ig2: Benjamin Lincoln Robinson, Pm. d., In
German; William Lyon Phelps, Phi. D., in English ;
w. NJ Woodwork, Phi. D., in microscopcal anatomy
J. c. Cardwell, NJ. D., in physiology The board also
eIecng Professor saler dean Of the Lawrence Scientific
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