Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-08
YALE ATHLETICS.
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 The candidates for the university crew have been rowing in the tank since last Thursday every afternoon, under the di- rection of Captain Gould. The following men that were on last years crew are back this year: Gould (captain) '92 s, Balliett '92, Payne '94 and Hefelfnger P. G. Of these men Heffelfnger will not row again, and the crew must be made up out of the following candidates: Bronson '92, Ives '93, Chatfeld '93, Anderson '93, Tread well '93 S., Dunkerson '94, Van Huyck '93 s., Sanford '94 S., and Beard '95. Simms, one of the stand d-bys of last years crew, will be back by Christmas and will row. Ives is the man who stroked the crew in to victory in the race with the Atlantas after the stroke had broken his oar and leaped overheard. He is one of the first men on record who obtained permanent place on the Varsity crew in his freshman year, and was laid off after his first sea- son by heart trouble. But his physician has decided that he may at least stcommence training this year without injury, and it is devoutly hoped that he may stroke a win SA@S of this years junior crew, and also has done some work with the single sculls Suuderson, '94, has been on the '94 crew during his freshman and sophomore years. Van Huyck has had three years of rowing on different class crews, and will probably l make the Varsity this year. l Sanford is the well known center rush, but will probably do better at track ath- | letics than with the oar. Beard was sub | stitute guard on the eleven this year, and | is we'll built man for rowing. There is | but little good material among the fresh men this year, at least none that will be available for the crew this year, in spite of the careful system of training l they are undergoing.
 | The following men have been chosen tc | go on the Christmas trip of the banjo club | Webster '92, Stannard '92, Brooks '93S Gatchel '93, Moore '93, Trumbun '93
 Towle '92S, Evans 193S, Boltwood L. S..
 Wurts L. s., Beeson 1928, Osborn '93 Kaime '94S.
 Base ball is once more being though
 about and soon active training will begin ! About the first thing to consider is thu | coach, and the management will do well tt remember Jack Horner, who, for the pas
 few years, has held that post with grea
 success. MT. Horner is a natural ball
 player and coach par excellence. He Ii
 the best of good fellows, too, and his man.
 friends will welcome him back to this cit,
 should the management be fortunat
 enough to secure his services, and tn
 packers of Yale in base ball will rejoice il
 the increased chance Yale will have fo
 success on the diamond this year.
 Breed opera house, Norwich, held
 large and interested audience Sunday af
 ternoon, in response to the announcement
 that three students of Yale universit
 would be present and sing and make ad
 dresses. William H. Sallman of the Val
 delegation presided and led the praise SCI
 vice that preceded the addresses. E. T
 Caullodet spoke upon the text "When h
 came to himself" MT. Sallman then re
 viewed the entire parable of the prodiga
 son. MT. A. Dew. Erskine of Yale Gle
 club sang two solos. The meeting was l great success.