New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22
AMONG TIE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
THE ATHLETIC PROSPECTS.

Cambridge. May II SpecaD.-On Saturday inc
second varsity game with Princeton Will take pace
In Cambridge. and on the same DAY the Mo'' i'
team will strive maintain It's supremacy over o'n'
colleges In the games at New-York Basebai mas ~
cpived u setback in Hovey's decision TO leave 'le
nine in order TO perfect his tennis piayihe' a.. "
OVER his absence rs seriously felt, he Is w'iihs "
continue. baseball for the rest OF the season. MS
wit Mrawal from the nine has, however, s"n'' ~
makeup Of the team considerably. Nap'ai" r'o.""7
ham has left right field In the keeping vi , '
last years catcher and has himself u'h''i my
place at second. Another radical ch"nse mo- 80
made IN the removal Of Cook from thra 10 iet "eu'
and IN, substitution OF Abbott in his place. Inc a'
ter at hts best Is clever third tasemah' ou' he
much out OF practice. and the wsoo" VI the 'A'"e.
vet 10 be seen. All In all, however, .ie iiie "''o
will meet Princeton on saturday VIII pe q",e rs
strong in fielding at the hlSt game. III oa'',,s'
however. there has been marked taking on s'ii'
,r,,h Tho advantage OF having the game on home
Grounds Harvard should add another to her list OF
victories over Princeton -,
rho Mott Haven team will have another tussle win
Vale in the intercollegiate sports on Saturday IN New
York. The games here on their hea'h sho ,N'
Harvard an easy winner over Yale by ~ points.
rho Question is whether Columbia. Princeton and the
o,hor colleges entered will win the most points from
Harvard or Yale Harvard looks TO Fearing 10 WI"
the high Jump. TO Bloss for the broad Jump 10 o"'
for The shot, TO Garcelon for the low hnruies anu
Merrill for the quarter mile. 1hese hNe hS'' o"e
10 bring twenty five points outright. The rest sac
hopes to exc out by second and third places IN many
the events. ..,u
On Wednesday Captain Waters OF the Ioo.o"
eleven ended the annual spring training OF the Ioo'
ball SQUADS by a regular game of two hiteeh-hn"'.
halves The play was sharp and lively. Mahy or, ~
The varsity eleven were out, ana snow. &c nrois
they had not forgotten the fall practice. Is pra
shis that the summer squad Will go up to FORTS, Is
month early in July Several OF the ola PLAYERS ai
The more promising who 1ntend 10 enter cohos'
next fall will be taken along. ,, -, n.,nos
Manager I'M has revised his scnedue Oh elni'S
for the remainder OF the month ana through 1ulr
Nv far the most interesting mines are sui 70 coe;
Brown has proved strong that three auuihS Sd
cnmes have been arranged with her me scheuum,.
rs n now stands Is ) follows May -, SoIne',
NAV "a Amherst: May So Princeton, JUN Ssooi {:
(;eorpetOwn University; June B. laIe Law S Seiu
lime B. Brown: June 8. Holy Gross June ~ DroMm !,
Jmne IL and IA. University Cd Pennsyivania Jm ne
is University OF Vermont; June ~. Bro"h' june
81 Yale; June %, Yale. at Ncw'!iaven;, rooa nv,
G.. N. Fandrau. '05. has won the prize onered py
tho New York publication Short Stories for the best
story of American College life The competition Mas
Omen 10 members OF all colleges. Flandrau Is aiso
Tic Arst man on the first OF the 30 SeheI 'ne
innior literary society. The other SIX are .. IL
SicEney w Ames, f. ii. Warren, ID. I. Green, 1r''
Pierce La Rosa and D. G.. MasOn. .n, 80
William D. Hill. graduate OF the class OF e! any any
Mt nresent lecturer in the economic department anu
student I'm the graduate school, has been appoin'eu
. tntor al the University OF Chicago. ,,,,.
r. R. Mathews, '96, has been elected an Eoi'oi
Of The Harvard Crimson. :.