New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-20
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.
YALE.
THE COMING INDOOR ATHLETIC CONTESIs-A
WOMAN IN THE MATHEMATICAL CLUB.


THE COMING INDOOR ATHLETIC CoNTEsTs-A
WOMAN IN THE MATHEMATICAL CLUB
New Haven, Feb. 10 (Spc,,al-The annual indoor
athletic contests Of The lale Ah tic Association are
10 be held March - and IA in the new gymnasium
They have always been successful events. ANA VIII
undoubtedly BE- particularly 50 this year. the add
tiOnal facilities being complete Tb're VIII PROBABLY
be no long.dis,ance races but the games will consist
chiefly OF boxing. wrestling ana fencing contests
which have always been the most popular events OF
the programme. rhc entries Will BE- larger ana the
contests better than usual. In addition to th's"
there will he short sprinting races high jumping pole
vauiting and slot.nrttng contests. 1t Is expected
that the first day will he ladies' day. Prizes Will
probably be silver to Ia" first and second men
An Innovation will oc made this year In the shape
OF the ladies' day. The management will invite all
the prominent Eastern colleges to send representa-
tlves
There is sti considerable talk among the boating
enthusiasts OF the college about aluminium she'll
and although two new paper shells have been or
dered Of Waters OF Troy II Is probable that an
slumnum shell will he secured also The cahotaa's
for the university practise daily now, ana are
rowing follows: stroke, Gal!audet 49, Z, Beard
'95; 8. Goetchus 'o4 -; 3. Paine %: A. Messler
'o4 s. g. Van IIuycI 90 s.: .. Johnson '9i s.; bow,
Rogers 'O4 s.
The second Glee Club for the ensuing wear Will he
composed as follows First tcnors-E. r. Newell 'o3.
G.. c. Treadwell 93 s.. l.. Mckee 95. &. JacoiiS 20.
C.. S. Stephenson 20 $. w. j. Clock '9i S. ii. c.
Nutlng '05 second tenors-W. BayliSs "a s.. G. ID.
Kellogg '95, Il. F. Smith '94. +. d. Collins 06.
A. Johnson '04 s., H. II. Green '9G first bass-E. ID.
Whiting '94, II. c. Allen go G.. H. Ewing 49, ID. b.
Lyman '04 5. /. Mo,ter '05. r.. f. Durham '03
second bass-C. +. Crawford 04. +. c. Sackland 90
j. f. Cooper o. c. F. Van syck '04, W. NJ. Rich
ards %.
The Law School men have arranged TO form an indie
pendent ball club and will make arrangements with
many New England clubs to play championship games,
the understanding being that they shall not compete
for university honors. Bowers. who pitched on the
varsity team year, will be captain Graves, for
merly OF Trinity will be catcher. and ONeiL the
Holy Cross baseman will hay first base. Norton
who played second base for Yale last year, VIII hoid
the same position on the team. There is no
question but what the Law school team Will be ruch
superior any that the aCademical department
can furnish this year. Had II not been for the new
rule recently adopted which prevents students OF the
professional schools from playing on the university
teams the Yale team this year would have been COM
posed chiefly of the Law School men.
II Is not an unusual thing for lady to take part
in n public debate in New Haven but in the history
OF Yale female member of the organization had never
until yesterday joined In one of Che famous debates
OF the college. The Mathematical Club Is one OF the
most vener bic organizations OF the university, ana con-
siderable surprise resulted when II was announced
that Miss Clara c. BaPnum. of this city, would read "A
Barnum Is in the post graduate department OF Yale
and graduated from Vassar In the class OF 81: Her
paper was exceedingly able and received with
marked expressions OF appreciation.