New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
SPRING ACTIVITY IN ATHLETICS.

SPRING ACTIVITY N ATHLETICS.
Cambridge April (spoclaD.-Now that both tie
university and freshman mines have played their hrs'
games-he busy season in athletics may fairly be SAD
to be begun-and although the spring vacation begins
next Wednesday. the in training for the Mines ana
the different crews will all work. The university nine
leaves Cambridge next Tuesday night and plays IFS hrt
game with the Manhattan Athletic Club team on April
7. From then I'll April 10. the last day OF the recess
numerous games will be played. The two batteries
on this trip will be Highlands and Upton. ana Bates
and Cobb. otherwise. tie nine VIII be mace up az
published in The Tribune four days ago
The candidates for the freshman nine have been cut
down to twenty men, all OF whom will remain In cam
bridge during the recess 10 practice. The WORK at
present consists chiefly In playing games between inc
first and second nine in battlng at tie nets Most
of the show promise. but at present the pay Is
loose and there is an utter absence OF team work. Inc
freshman schedule OF games Is as follows: April -
Browne and Nichols at Cambridge: April D, Cambridge
Latin at Cambridge: April Z. Roxbury Latin at Cam
bridge; April Ia. HopknsOn's school at CaihDnoSo'
April l6 Brookllnes Cambridge; April ~ MhsSa-
chusetts Institute of Technology. 81. Mt Cambridge
April 3D. Exeter at Exeter; April 20. Worcester ~
Cambridge: April 30 Groton at GroOn; May :. Exeter
at Cambridge; May L. Yale. 05. at Cambridge May
81, Amherst. 80. at Cambridge: May % >ae 10 III
New Haven.
The number of Mott Haven candidates stll continues
TO be large. The Of really opens MAY -
when the Harvard Athletic Club Will hoiu ah UPON
handicap meeting One week later, in all prooaolhN'
the team will compete With Yale. ana on the loi'
lowing Saturday will occur the university meeting
The men will have week for rest ana
light training before the final effort on the Manhattan
Field on MAY %. The team will 20 to the training
table about April 20, week earlier than last
year.
The outlook for the interscholastic tennis tonrna
ment Is encouraging A large number vi SCHOOLS are
interested In The movement
Ninde IS again strokng the university crew.
new crew has formed In the last week, partly oil
men who have Iowed class crews and paruy vi
new men called The Gentlemen's Eight" IL IS as fo-
lows stroke. C. L. Folk, '93; :, y. T. Robb, 49,
g. II. T. SaIonstall, 92: 3, r. Emmett, '93; a, Z. l..
Barlow '03; 3, A. Ibblee. 90; >, Carey, '93; bow
C. stugis 'g3; coxswsin, ". c. Nichols, 49, Al Is
the rst time strictly pleasure seeking crew mas been
formed of old crew men ,..
Outside oi athletics the chief occurrence Of interest
during the week the admirable lecture o. "
stanton Colt OF London, before the HarNMu ihio-
sophcal Club The Advancement OF Eamcs :.
The hasty pudding club gives It's annual snow III
New-YO next Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY even
ings in the theatre Of the Manhattan Athleuc IluD'
The play, rather the opera, wac composed Oy H. d
Thompson 81, and the lbrettO l. by DAVID tray W.
The opera Il entitled The sphinx, or Love at Kan
dom" and promises to he the best entertainment the
Hasty Padding has ever given