New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
lIARF ARD.
HOPING FOR LAURELs IL THE FRESHMAN FOOT
DALI. GAME WITH YALE.

DALI. GAME WITH YALE.
Cambridge Mass. Nov 20 (Specioh.-with the final
game with Yale now thing OF the past, athle''s
viii bcsin 10 sleep al college until spring oean aros''
them into activity and they bec0m" thc subject TOT
popular Interest The freshman game with Yale IS
still prove the happy medium BY which the college
accustons Itself to the routine Of the winter months
From now on until next SATURDAY This game Will Oc
cupy the undivided attention Of the university coaches
and PLAYERS. The contest this year will be In Cam
bridge. and '0G Is anxious 70 wipe out the deie't o
its predecessor. '9j. which was found wanting 's'
year and suffered the first defeat At the hands OF >ac
freshmen for four five years. The eleven Is ID
pretty 'ar condition. far better than most ireNhn
class are at this time OF the year FrhhesSS'
Gould and Russell, who now WIFI the eleNe"' INV
been playing all the fall the university s'ln"os'
and the experience they have cuincd has Deeh III
valuable 10 them. In addition 70 them, the regular
university and substitute freshmen will begin work
tomorrow, and the '06 men VIII be WoHoef'uN
strengthened by these additions. Fairch'd VII sup
plant Borden as temporary captain ard 1naiter-b"c'
and will tho responsibilities OF reH"ar o'p
tain. Beside him arc Brewer, the university ihi
back; Foster the substitute end, ana shca SUBSTITUTE
tackle Yale will have McCrea IIlchok and Green
way and will all probability pat the heavier i'Sh
line into tho field, but Harvards superiority ongm 10
he noticeable behind the lnc and II Will be her DscHs'
If II is ANYTHING who will win the game for The col
lege The time which remains to doVeiop Team pay
and interference /, painfully short but thee or fur
days of hard practice with university coaches gees
great way.
OF course from now the indoor athletics Will
have their turn White crews and Mott Haven squads
nlonopol,e most OF the spare room In the gymnasium
Tie university has been in training under cap
ain Vail for month, but the real work does not begin
until the football men get back to their old paces'
In all pr .Ity this will not be until after Christmas
as continuous training throughout the wear docs not
however begin al any time In the next ten days or
two wec1s Hare and hound runs have been Eeid
recently with great success, and the men are Pe'uhe
an good trimming for distance running. some Iiarva'a
men will represent the college in the big games gwen
by the Manhattan Athletic Club on November 20 In
the Madison square Garden. The most prominent
Of the entries thus far have been d. W. Fen'on. %,
and f. +. Champney, 90, who made some good show
lngs in the recent university games.
The Gec Club will as usual take extended trip
through the West during the Christmas vacation ~
will be accompanied By the Banjo and Mandolin cos'
us In past years. The itinerary, as thus iar iA'a
out however. provides that the club shall INST %
70 New York on December % and give their first
concert that evening. From there they will proceed
to Philadelphia ard sing In that city on the following
evening. on Saturday. the oath. they reach Ga
cnnat give a concert anl start on sunday nisht Tor
Cleveland where they sing again the next evening
Milwaukee, and ChIcas? are taken In the oIder M named,
Friday, December 30 Is spent In travel ana tie heNt
70 the as concert !, gNvn III n'"ir m apnr o n WEndav
and all will be back Tuesday. the ID OF January,
at Cambridge In time to register.
George 4. Gardner has recently gwen 10 the unNcr-
sitv s. ODO in addition 10 the 500 donated before
~ found a permanent fund. the Income a which is
10 he used for taking and purchasing pictures IN
geology. This gift Is most TO the point II any tial
has been rec ivd by the Geological! Department tor
some time as il is along this line That future siu1E
of geology Is to exend that Is by bringing into class
rooms phot ographs M folds which the classes cannot
visit The department las alresdy a large collection
Of photographs of thi, Hind, which is kept In the
T.. a ..,.od o,
Al recent meeting Of the Ovcrscers II was voted 20
confer the degree OF A. VI. upon Albert sphgue Iaiu
with his degree Of Bachelor 0: Law when wa STan'ed
I'm June 1902 "cum laUde.' Ii was also declded 10
r'appont Henry Livingston Coar Instructor IN "cr-
u ir stwcor in sanitary cngincc ing. and Alexander
Burr, ". D. V. Instructor in meat inspection. ienry
y Leonard NJ. D.. NJ. ID. v. was made Instructor IN
ANATOMY and clinical lecturer. Kuno FRANKIE, Pm
D. was appointed assistant professor In German ers-
ture for FIVE years beginning on september l. l-o2'
and Joseph Royce. professor Of the history OF phii
osOphy.