Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-17
YALE NOTES.

VALE NOTESs I Football Team Schedule A W1llistOn Club Organized-The Chapel Choir-A Cincinnati Club-1 The Yale Fall Regatta Next Satur- day. A meeting of the senior class was held n 194 Old Chapel last evening for the cleo ion of the class officers. The results were ls follows:
 Glass poet-Edward B. Reed of Holyoke, Mass. Sscretary-Willsrd G. Van Name of New Haven, son of Librarian Van Name. Statisticisn-W. Josiah Tilson of Clear Branch, Tenn. Orator-John L. Hall of Willimsntic. Ivy committee James R. Trowbridge of Chicago, Ill. N. w. Green of Worcester, Msss.; Robert H. Nichols of Binghamton, N. Y. Triennial committee-Philip H. Mo Milan of Dstroit, Mich. John Rowland of New York oity, Alonzo Potter of New York city. Class cup committee-Amos T. Hsr- rington, Lyons. N. Y.; Henry P. Perkins, jr., of Warren, O.; Frank L. Polk of New York city. Historians-Edward B. Reed of Helyoke, Mass.; Ralph D. Paine of St. Augustine, Fla; Arthur Judson of Mont clair, N. J. ;AlbertN. o. Fowler, Glen Falls, N. Y.: A. B. Perkins, jr., Warren, I. Class day committee-William s. Walcott, jr., of New York Mills, N. Y.; Thomas Coch- ran, jr., St. Paul, Minn.; T. Eaton. Wake field, Mass. IL. 8. Stillman, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Litchworth Smith of Auburn. N. Y. Glass supper cummittee-Harry P. Whit ney of New York city; John B. Solley, jr., of Brooklyn, N. Y.; James c. Sawyer of Dover, N. H.; Walter E. Stewart, jr., of Plsinfeld, N. J.; Philip H. MoMilian of Dstroit, Mich.
 The management of the Yale freshman football team has arranged the following schedule of games:
 October 2l-Amherst Agricultural College at Amherst.
 October 2S-Brown Freshman at New Haven. November 1-Norwalk Y M. c. A. at Nor November 4-And1ver at Andover November 7-Columbia Freshmen at New November November 11-sisglar's sshool at Newb9rg. November 1s-worcester Polytechnic at wor- November ss-springheld Y. M. c. A. at The date for the Harvard game will be arranged later.
 About forty men from Williston semin- ! ary met Saturday evening in Room B 1, Osborn hall to organize a Williston club. Walter l. Lowe, P. G., presided, and the | following officers for the ensuing year | were elected: President, J. L. Hall '94 !; 1 vice president B. Davis '95; secretary, &. Rowland '95 s. A committee was ap- pointed to draw up constitution and pre- sent it at the next meeting, the time of which will be announced later
 The following men will compose the chapel choir for the ensuing year: Tenors, T. s. Arbuthnot '94, A. P. Bartlett '94, G.. H. Fox '94, H. Holt '94, D. B. Lyman '94, R. Smith '94, c. F. Stahl '94, T. M. Debe- voise 's5, J. St, J. Nolan '95, J. Richard '95, H. Cutting '95, E. L. Davis '96, H. R. Green '96. M. H. Reed '96, W. Laphan '97; passes, 0. Crawford '94, A. Greeley '94, N. Green '94, L. Smith '94, J. Solley '94, G. F. Van Slyok 'S4. M. G. Warner
 94, E. Whiting '94, J. E. Cooper '95, s.
 Tyler '95, W. Parsons '95, P. s. Evans '95,
 B. I. Spock '95, W. G. Vincent '96. | From the press of the Century company,
 New York city, has recently been pub
 lished an illustrated volume entitled
 "Wslter Camps Book on College Sports, ,
 by Walter Camp 80. The book contain.
 three hundred and twenty nine pages, and
 is written primarily for students in pre-
 paratory schools, most of the contents o,
 the book having appeared in the St. Nlcho
 las magazine The work is intended tc
 give useful instruction in a style whict
 will interest young readers.
 A meeting was held Saturday evening
 in 239 Durfee, for the purpose of forming
 a Cincinnati club. Officers were elected
 as follows: President, R. O. Anderson
 '94 s.; vice president, A. R Clark '95
 secretary. D. V. Sutphin '97; treasurer
 w. G. Resor '97. The club voted to hay
 banquet at some time between Thanks
 giving and the end of the term.
 The law school library will be open dur ing the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7:3
 to 9:30.
 The following list, compiled from tn l preliminary catalogue, shows the numbe of men from the principal cities of tn
 country in the two freshman classes In the academic-New York 51, Chicsg 7 10, Philadelphia II, Brooklyn 15. Ole velsn 2. St. Louis 4, New Haven 20, Buffalo Hartford 7, Denver 3, Pittsburg 6, Bridge natl 9.
 l In Sheff.-New York 23, Chicago g, Phil E delphia 9, Brooklyn 3, Cleveland 4, Sl
 Louis 4, New Haven 25 Buffalo 4, Hartfor i9, Denver l, Pittsburg 8, Bridgeport ( Washington 1, St. Panl 2, Cincinnati l. F. E. Olmstead '94 S., has returned t college.
 Forty-four men are entered for the fsl games.
 The fall regatta will be held on Satu, , day, October 21.
 G. T. Nicholas has been appointed cap
 tain of the Shelf freehman crew.
 The annual Yale Harvard freshma
 game will be played at the field Decem
 ber g.
 A score tablet has been placed in tn
 bowling alley room of the gymnasium, | conts n scores of over 900 G. F. Sanford '95 L. S., play ed center O the New York Athletic club eleven agains
 Rutgers Saturday.
 A recent numb ber of Science containe nn article by Professor Brewer, entitle Tine Mutual Relations of Science au St''ck Breeding.
 Psychological Laboratory" has been re
 gently published and is on sale at the Go op.
 The following alumni were in town Sun
 day: H. Wallis '63, E. Coffin '66, A. (
 Wslworth '66. F. N. Wallace 'S9, c. 4 Sheldon go A. T. Gardner '93 and Vii COX '9S
 The Yale fall regatta will be rowed 6
 Lake Whitney next Saturday, October 2l me Ireshmen elShts are rowing very pool
 ly this year. The academies seem to sho,
 up better than the soientifcs. None 0 the eights have yet been selected.
 The crews as they are rowing at presen are made up as follows: Juniors: No. 8, Folger; No. 7, R. Lown !, des, s No. 6, Wheeler; No 5, Lsdd; No
 4, Shepley (csptain); No. 3, Penny; No. 2
 Skinner; bow, High.
 Sophomores-No. 8, Smith; No. 7,Knap, (csptaiD); No. 6, Kinney; No. 5, Coonley , No. 4, Dater; No. 8, Beard; No. 3, Pen rose; bow, Hopkins.
 Academic freshmen-No. 8, Simpson
 No. 7, Patterson; No 6, Brown (captaip)
 No. 5, Parker; No. 4. Nolan; No 3, 3,Thomp
 son; No. 3, Wheelright; bow, Deforest. Scientific freshmen-No 8, King; No. 2
 Thral; No. 6, Wright; No. 5, West; No 4, Zsbriskie; No. 3, Nichols (captain); No
 9, Sherman; bow, Hare.
 Dewitt '95, Yale's hslfback, is to retu1,
 to college.
 Last evenings New York Post remarks
 "At the very opening of the football sea
 son MT. Walter Camp, speaking of some O
 the gloomy aspects of the outlook, referred
 to horrible rumor that the Yale facult,
 would not allow the Yale team to play tn,
 annual Thanksgiving game with Princeton
 in this city. This was on account of tn,
 orgies of the students after last year.
 game. MT. Camp could only say that th,
 rumor ought to be sufficient to make eyery
 loyal Yale man take a VOW that he would
 not be seen in the streets of New York on
 Thanksgiving night drunk or disorderly
 But 1t is reported from New Haven to-day