New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

THE OUTLOOK or THE FOOTBALL ELEVEN
New-IIaven. Conn., oct. o (spccaD.-An the In
tercs Of the Yale athletics l. now cohc'"'rat'd
upon the who are In Training io' NV
football team Tho team this year Will be somewhat
handlcapped by reason OF The rctiremen: oil mum
hor ~ IN. old men, Five Of last years team did
moi return 10 college this year. laleS ola trainer
Mike Murphy late OF the Detroit Athletic Chb' mas
been induced TO assume the direction Oh lhe men OIL
Yale who are IN training. Billy Bull ineS famous
full back is coaching he candidates Tor POSITIONS De-
hind the line and Walter Camp. the great apostle oil
American football has consented 10 give attention 10
aspIrants TO the three vacant positions in the rush
line BIly, Rhodes captain OF the 81 team, will
orrivo in New Haven during the coming week. pre-
pared TO give his attention 10 the candldateS iOr
posjtions I'm the line. The SIX old mcn who VIII
battle for Yale are sanford. Wner, Wallis, liinkic'
Bliss and Captain Mccormick. Sanford Is In very
much better form than he was last year. his strength
having increased and his judgment being much better
He has pracsed sprnling during the vacation
6tIlIman Is Mt present playing snapback and Will
ploy I'm the big games. unless better man appears
among the freshman candidates Beard is now play
ing guard but unless he improves his last years
game his chances OF retaining Che position are mea1re
Wallis who has played two seasons, while not bril-
liant player. IS steady and conscientious. Winter,
though inclined to be trnc lazy, has shown himself
upon occasion to De brilliant and highly aggressive
PLAYER IIlnkic Is at his old post at left end. lie
Is II pavcr OF the first order and possesses he peculiar
faculty of being always In the right spot at the
right moment. owing to the loss Of liartwell, VINO
is engaged by Ichgh TO coach her eleven this al The
position OF right end Is vacant. COKE VINO
was substitute end last year. played In that
position last week. lie Is "A promising, though
strcaky player very alert and exceedingly hard
worker. lie Is handicapped by IL peculiar trouble
with his neck, which disablcs him whenever he Is
roughly handled. Captain Mccormick, who played
full-back last year, will in all probability fill Bar
bours old place at quarterback. Lauri" bliss, VINO
PLAYED half year and substitute the year
before will play the same position again this year.
\ feature Of no small In crest to the students re-
assembling al New Haven this season has been tho
Yale House" which barely started nj the last
commencement but which I, nearing compile lon
and will be ready for service aCrdinS pleasant
home FOR any Of the students who may be ILL., Although
Mcssrs j. G. Cady Is Co.. the architects have pushed
on the work 80 cXpcditiou,ly 1t Is all Of the most
substantial character: the solid brick walls and
the thoroughncss everywhere manifest. well
Us the completeness Of tho appointments In
dicate that II has come 10 stay There Is
every why 1T should become dear 20 Yale men.
The slto Is one Of the most charming In New Haven,
with n fine outlook and surrounded Is noble trees.
The building In its architectural features gives promise
Of old time comfort and rcstfunces. The htuncs
are Of tasteful and Appropriate character sug
costing refined home rather than place for medical
treatment: vet nothing II wanting which professional
care aud thought could suggest to perfect its sanitary
conditions. The Yale House" Is great success, and
tho women In Ncw-York who gave generously for
IL erection. as well The college 10 be con
graduated.
The Yale MG,.,al School opened yesterday. There
are forty members In the entering clas. inCrcas"
~ i've over last year. S"yrnty-tWo student, w"r"
registered In the elias lat year. sixty four the year
before fifty two In 80. thirty tive In - and twenty
seven In ~. This year there seventy -hv" reg
i,tcred. The Increase has been regular. and Is -
ccedingly gratifying to the faculty. The Instructors
and professors engaged this year are DR.. Levi,
Dcforcsi. Dr. q. r. Osborne. Dr. &. A. Tu'nc. DR..
Joseph H. Townsend. Or. benjamin \. Cheney. DR..
VI. &. White, Or. C1rmalt. DIR. W. W. Hawkes. ana
Or Bacon. Tho chief cau," for the incr'a," IN
attendance has been ihc superiority Of m" personal
Instruction In the Laboratories and that received IN
the city hospital. The demands 81 the school hav"
made II necessary 10 erect new binding, ana one
will be- built. 7ONiO feet lu slze Immediately.
one very significant fart T. The exceedingly larc"
Year. \ fcw nights over 600 students met ana
declared their all"earc" Ia Republican principles
and organized a campaign club which j. Ia b" known
az the D.ncw Legion. the name being given In honor
81 Chauncev VI. DoIew. IN" following officers were
elected President. Il. H. Wade. %. Vie" president,
j. !. Brook. 'p =, secretary, {. II. II"cMk j.. 81
and treasurer J. Evan. D5 VI. swain. 81 'i'I. Wa
unanimously chosen captain 81 ih" marching hliiaion
witch f. to bc composed 81 member, of IN" cluh.
Tho evening after the R"puhllra ans had perfected
their examination about hundred students met ana