Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-26
FOOTBALL AT YALE.
Captain Hinkey and His Men.

Captain Hinkey and His Men.
In yesterdays practice Captain Hinkey |
had his men shifted around in 80 many |
positions that 1t was impossible to tell |
where a man was playing for any length
of time. There was not as strong college
team as usual, as many of the best men
who will play are not yet ready for
work. The Varsity started in with
Thorn and Eaton as half-backs and
Lilley at quarter, but in the second half
these men were all changed about. Arm
strong was taken from tackle and put in at
half hack, Lyman taking his place. Arm
strong put up splendid game in that un-
familiar position, making some long,
lodging runs that reminded the numer-
Gus spectators of McClung. He is needed
great at tackle, but as there is an utter
dearth of halves and also as he Is consid-
cred trifs light for man in the line,
this change 1t looked on with favor by
many. If be should turn out to be the
hopsd-fo phenomenon another man will
have to be found to 60 into the line. Muir
ply of Andover who was fret bought up
by Brown, but then changed his mind and
decided to refuse to receive pecuniary
recompense, will be here In a few days,
and he may prove good enough to play
next to Hickok.
Messler ia doing great work at tackle,
and barring accident is sure of the place.
He ia much quicker than he WAS last year,
and his work with the oar last spring
strengthened him greatly. McCrea Is also
| doing good work and gets into the game
much better than he did. The men as q
whole are playing better game than they
| were at this time last year, and were 1t not
for those terrifying holes at half back
the prospects would be of the best.
Butterworth has evidently been prac-
| ticing this summer, for his kick
| ing yesterday was fine, and will
show up well with anyone that the other
colleges can produce. Adee seems to be
| Rinkey put Morris, an old Hillhouse
player, in McCormick's old place. He is a
| bit too light for tie varsity, but he gave
| some pretty exhibitions during the prsc-
| tice. Mixter and Holcolnb, his classmates,
are practicing on the college side.
YALE CO OPERATIVE SOCIETY.
The Yale Cooperative society yesterday
sent out the following letter to all New
Haven business men:
Yale university opens September %,
1898.
| When the students return there will be
| upwards OF lOO young nen aLuoHS tuenl
| who are anxious to engage In some occa-
sional or regular work outside their collega
| duties.
| During the last scadem!csl year we sent
theee young men to o-er 100 positions in
and about this city, and In every case they
gave good satisfaction.
If, during the coming year, you require
the services of clerk or an energetic
young man for any such work, we will es
teem 1t favor to be allowed to send you
such a man.
We make no charge for this, but shall BIT
glad to refer men to you who, we feel con
fdent, will give you good and very intelli
gent service.
The places that we filled last year, ani
which we shall be glad to fill again thi
year, numbered among them, beside strict
ly clerical work, the following: Office jani
tor, care of furnace, care of lawn, extr
noon clerks. noon walters, copying, ad
dressing envelopes, etc., etc. =
If you have any such need, please cali o
| address
YALE Co OPERATIVE SOCIETY,
South Middle College, Yale University.