Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-10
HEARD ON THE CAMPUS.

\ HALLIDAY TO.mOrrOW-Tho Junior
and sophomore Crews working
Hard-The Regatta to be Held Prob.
ably Next Saturday-News From the
cid Scientific School.
One of the instructors in the academic |
department. announced to his division that
the faculty were going to grant a holiday
tomorrow on the occasion of the Colum-
bus day celebration.
The Junior class crew this year is COM
posed of the following men: Casselberry
Dunkerson, captain; A. M. Pope, F. L.
Polk, H. B. Perkins, jr., John Rowland,
G. Burr, F. E. McDufee, s. z. Wheeler.
L. b. Jones will be the ooxswain. They
commenced rowing on the harbor last
Wednesday, and are doing good work.
All the crew from the undergraduate
classes are working hard in order to get
ready for the fall regatta, which will prob
ably be held on Saturday of this week. If
the crews are not in shape by that time 1t
will be held on the following Saturday.
The course will be the usual one on Lake
Whitney. The races will be between the
sophomores VS.. juniors and '96 VS.. '95 s.
There is every indication that the sopho-
more crew of this year will be one of the
finest class crews that has ever helped to
uphold the record of the Yale navy. 1t is
thought by persons competent to judge
that it will win the cup in this falls re-
gatta All the old men are back in train
ing, and Shepley, who stood 80 good a
| chance last year for the varsity crew, lie
| also in training The new men are Bead
lesion, Perire, Loomis and Buck. The
makeup of the crew will probably be Of
follows: Bow, Julian St. John Nolan; q
s. T. High; 3, A. P. Rogers; q, J: Wheeler
5, R. Lowndes; 6, A. B. Shepley; Z, j
| Goethius; 8, E. R. Folger.
| Captain Petit, military instructor II
Sheffield scientific school, has made the
| following announcement for seniors Of
both academic and scientific departments
under which military certificates are to bs
granted. The course will consist of twelve
| lectures, and students must pass q com
petitive examination. The three mel
standing highest will be recommended t.
the adjutant- general of war department
and the governor of their respective states
Certificates will be given to those having
stand over so per cent.
Professors sheets for the preliminar.
| Catalogue are now OuG.
The medical school opened last wee
with an entrance class of thirty.
The Yale launch has been put in winte
quarters in Graves shipyard at Fair Haven
In tho game with the Crescent Athleti
club at Brooklyn on Saturday: afternoo
Yale put up . very weak game. Thi
should serve in q measure to show tn
team where their weak points are. Th
following is brief criticism on the team
Stillman, as guard, is putting up a muc
stronger game than last year. He stand
, up to his man better and puts more vim i
his play. He weighs SsO pounds.
Beard, right guard, has been laborin
under the disadvantage of q lame knee
= and no fair estimate of him can be mad
: He weighs 1876.
. Sanford, left guard, weighs 100 pound
He is apt to scrap with his opponent an
r lose sight of the game, but he is beginnir
to play in the Heffslfnger style and int
feres around the ends with good effect.
Wallis, right tackle, blocks off we'll ar
makes big hole when the runner is Sc,
through his part of the line.
! Winter, left tackle, is a good grour
gamer. When five yards are needed Wi
ter is given the ball and always gains b
( distance.
Q Coehrane, right end, is very slow in &c
ting through Interference, bnt q good lo
tackler.
Hinkey, left end, is undoubtedly Il
) best end rush in the country and brin
down his man every time.
o Captain Mccormick is quarter and b
play is greatly hindered by being capital
He tackles low and sure and interior
+ splendidly. The team will be very mu
steadied when he and Stillman play toget
l. er better.
L. Bliss, left half, is very useful in g
+ ting around the ends. He puts up a b
b ter game than last year. His great fat
is fumbling.
~ g. Bliss, right half, goes through the Ii
) and around the ends to good effect, but
% must get over his fumblinP if he expects
t. make the team.
Graves, full back, is not playing up
IT. expectations. His punting is ordinary a
he makes great many costly fumbles, b
y seems to be sure of place kicks.
70 Of the substitutes Messler is good m
and is qualified to take his place as eth
. tackle.
~ Armstrong Is tackle, but will probat
le be placed as end. He ought to make
% good man when he learns the position.
Y Hickock, the big St. Paul man, is
proving daily and will make the guar
work hard to keep their places.
e. The general fault of the team is fun
IN ling and poor interference. But the gene
opinion is that these will be remedied i
short time.