New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS MAY no LONGER PhAA
FOOTBALL.

FOOTBALL.
Princeton. y. j.. Oct % (SpeciaD.-Prlhce'oh ;
attitude on the undergraduate rule Is eAac'S
the same as II has been all the year. Inc Only
thing she has 10 regret is that Yale ana "es'es d"
did not consent to n change from the undersTau-
nate rule at the beginning of the season Prince
ION however viii give the University OF PennSyi-
wanna no cause for complaint, She will play any
team Pennsylvania chooses to put in the heia' pio-
testing only those of whose PROFESSIONALISM snc
has postitive proofs This will debar not more tha
three and possibly but The practice next
week while not exactly secret, Will be private
1t will be held on the athletic field instead OF III
the cage but only the selected few will be per-
nitted TO gaze upon II. The games with Lawrence
VILE and with Lehigh have taught the manage
ment the folly of playing substitutes, except "heh
actually needed 1t is still matter Of uncertainty
whether Hall will play at Mannheim Ills leg Is sun,
troubling him. and it is question whether ne VIII
take any risk which may keep him out OF the
Yale game.
DR. William H. Green senior professor in the
Theological Seminary, has announced mat ioo'-
hail playing will be forbidden hereafter to stu
dents of that institution. 1.-THE rough anu p'u'"i
game" he said, does not comport with the pur-
noses for which students here, and must De
abolished" The seminary students recently o's"'
lied a strong team and made quite huino. ,
of outside dates. all of which have been cahceiie''
Hitherto many prominent men have been drawn
from this source Cowan. IS: Spear 81. am, anu
Symmes. 49, have played on teams "i'i'e "''''''
o Co o trouble and feeling has been &C.
casoned by the wearing Of the university NOW en
grams soS and na sr 1sbt 10 @ear them The
grams and stripes originated oy .ie az,
har az The teams and custom has always sane,
toned them such Hereafter any man saannctioned
viii be requested to remove it by some MEMBER o'
the T,e emo Club is composed Of the following
members: Banjeaurnes-F. Corning hemleSe, a.
lsadsT bee Tsna % s vi first 0f bantcs-W
Bayes S. j. NJ Rhodes q; C. &C. A. GsSrgg 3
pccolo banioIE Carroll 81: Stanley Mccormick,
's5: j. + weiss, IS; David Miller 30 L. D.
Professor Midner has announced the fo novns
men as members of the chapel ehor LOT .s eader
year Lfa %lmes s s Ffior Bale Benson
blake bliss BrSduax BnTn H Sssrr jones Kee
WIN. Iowrie McCampbel McGoii, Mecune' Wiz MG
Twain Nicely RSEsTs s'fs radner Butter conrow
Cramer Crawford DARBY Efb sIdpg f'T Haraer
Frame t4 arrisk Huntington Inch. oehler, La
Feta, Lane Harold MecOrmek S SsaneS Person.
S SSam Sherman Teal Waldo White Wymsan'
sophomores Bishop Bssell Briesii o HarrIs
T rhnas Idson Kerr. Kirkman Ieas. l. Mills
W B. Reed Robertson sPrecher Sp5gsS coiwe
9 ayEsva ". Evans Frame. George ballet Hslle,1
aysns HI u M 4 snmiF %c;rd IN Sn"'s0"'
TRe Nassau Literary Magazne for for 1 Ros1d no of
co M1@ ah sykes anagGs ea
tor. Robert r. Jack treasurer Waldo rSS ne,1y
George H Forsyth P PdTaTa jenkins nshstS
Enthusiastic meeting of the New,fosSk Sn9
was held Thursday evening Dr. Patton ch ces as
he n said be se g
rSaSsSVIn States University" The constitution Mas
bsnped so that every man living within raH h
of thirty miles OF New-1orN 10 eis'''e 'O
ship a.. ,Yr,ars mot Friday evening TO
somp,ete their organization. Gibson "a Memu 90
s and Wilson were appointed effort To% viii be
on cons'tt to princeton men run in the hve.nle
ha aae and hounds chase which takes place IN New"
1o cTsivar.tv Football" by James X. Church 81,
has just appeared He vas assisted winters s Yale
Dy arV",sss s Georee 'se; Poe, 81: Lee, Harvard,
So S P,, Vale Each one has written a chap'er
dealing with his own position