New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
HARVARD.
,oox,x.; FORWARD TO rnE FRESHMAN JANE
WITH YALE.


WITH YALE.
,,. ,, O ,S,.clap-The next athletic anar
-, =, ,ho Harvard Yale freshman ball game
1871, !. 20 ho n,ared In Cambridge next sa'"NN
III. Harvard freshman team Is an uhns"an' s"e
ono This wear Jimmie Wadsworth-ohe vi vi.
Geneseo Valley Wadsworths-is captain OK t',c .
h. has picked ont the following men 10 oH''e "..
the "El, freshmen: plelan. secohd o"'e'
. ,hird haze Dreyfls. left field McAdas' c"'chc'
w. a.. hose. Wodsworth centre field. Gilmore.
aveHor. waiting shortstop: Walker. right field \
,.. o,,.s, with Yale is looked for. although 'he
roiot,v oa men here expect the freshmen from 'a''
h,Sv. En- win The second game with the Yale fresh
men will be played on May %. at ewh"Ve"'
Tho going out Of training of the class crews hi'e'
Oh, ,.Ss roce. hns united the aquatic interest OF uc
coIsr. in tho university and freshman crews. Inc
latter is lust now being loudly applauded BY the e'e
collage for their plucky work In the race That e'eh
such light men could beat veteran crews l'hc W. anu
03 seems almost marvel. That thcy o'o u 20
evidence enough to the college that they oush' W
boat the Yale and Columbia freshmen although t'c
latter are conceded to have strong lot OF men, Inc
university crew not been changed since TWO "ee"
ogo. Cummings, '03, is not yet able to row III o'c
boat hut he will be the latter part Of this week anu
then Harvard hope that no further iii-ich VIII
cause the places OF the men to be turned nrouu "e'
V : Thomas who was coxswain Of the freshman boat
In the class races, is being tried as coxswa oi '"c
university crew for H. Battelle, the coAs"'n vi wv
last two yeArs Is too I'll TO take The pace lHs year.
If Thomas is not satisfactory II Is possible 'a' =
Hsttelle or w. {. Nichols will be tried Tor thht pi''e
The second annual Interscholastlc Tennis lourn'-
mept was begun 90 saturday at Cambridge on u'e
courts Of the Harvard Lawn Tennis Association. Inc
first rounds only were played, and the tournament
will not be finished before Tuesday next. IL Is inc
second largest tennis tournament which has ever been
he'd In the United States. being second only 10 '''
AlIcomers', held last year st Newport. when there
we're seventy-two entries. For the lnterschoa'"e
there were axty.s,x entries. representing twenty
seven preparatory schools j. T. whlttelsey esq
secretary OF the United States National Lawn TENNIS
Association acted ms referee aud the following com
mittee was IN charge Of the tournament-w' ~
Orcutt ,eo Gcbarmau,: v. NJ. Porter, '92. and Tracy
Hoppn, V3. ~
Al an informal meeting Of graduates OF Harvard
held this week. committee composed Of the following
gentlemen was appointed suggest plans for prepar
inc for use the soldiers Field" Harvnrd's new
athletic grounds -tobe alexander Agasslz 80; ;. VI.
Weld go: w. II. Forbes, 81 Augustus Hemenwav'
rs: samuel ID. Warren rs Robert Bacon, 80; Will
inn Hooper go and George G. Adams 'sG. sub
scriptions from New-York graduates may be sent W
William Hooper treasurer of the committee. NO. -
Muk-st, Boston. 49,,
ing courses (open 70 and womenI, In The summer
school Chemistry -four coursesl botany 1.-TWO confSes
physics 1.-TWO cOnrses geology three courses engineer
iDg three cOurscsl, physical culture VwO couisesl'
rhy stology and by genc American history, socialism,
trlgonomery horticulture, English. AngloSixon Ger
man two courses) French two cOurses), history and
At a meeting Of the graduating class Of the Law
school held yesterday, r. B. Jacobs was elected
perma nent secretary and Moses Day Kimbal com
mencemcnt speaker.