New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.
WORK OF THE CANDIDATES FOR Tue Foorh1L
NM

Princeton y. j., oct. L. (Special).-The SITUATION
here on the undergraduate rule Is pIactcdiE UNI
changed. The prevailing sentiment is that the UNI
dergraduate rule is inactive, not having Deeh rd'-
fed at the last intercollegiate meeting That Doth
King and Ballet will play appears to he a ldc''
The football candidates daily practising with
great faithfulness thrty-five men are sun heP'
at the training table Marked improvement is no.
tceable both in the case OF new men ana OF on
The fear of being unable TO find good man Tor
quarter has been removed. II is now finally de-
cided that Philip King will be- found III ms Ola
position. unless Gunster third base ON last Eed'
baseball team. should develop some hitherto I'M
discovered abilities in this direction. ''u'ster Is
the right man for quarter If his passing could DC
improved Ballet is playing centre in his usuai
good form Hall Is not doing as well as he should
Wheeler and Lea are playing a remarkable game
guard and tackle, respectively McCau"y mas
not been in condition thus far this fall Chuich
has been putting up surprising game al Jackie
Behind the line. Ward has proven Verltabie
'fnd," while Altman and Rosengarten are both
plaving a good game Allen as full-back Is an
other weak spot on the team. He does not seem
to be able to hold the ball. this fault is parity
Offset by his swift running and elegant picking
A new system has been begun in the training Of
the team. Hitherto each man has slept in his own
ROOM and been allowed some freedom in choosing
requires every man 10 be in his bed at the club
house before 1890 and arouses them at I,
thus insuring quiet and a strict attention to tram
ing.
The Glee Club began rehearsing this week. Ihe
following men compose it: First tenors Candee.
Garrett and Pierson. 80 Cadwalader Coser ana
Kerr IS; second tenors. Benson and McCanppell'
81: Crawford, Harding and Murphy. 20: first
BASES, Mckenzie Holmes. Woodruff, 20 Payne
and Teal. '95 and Harvey 81 second passes'
x,;t, nv
madge &C. and Rhodes 81. The schedule for their
trip has been arranged They WILL during the
Christmas vacation. take a southwestern trip TO
baltimore Washington. Richmond. Atlanta. Mo-
bile New-Oreans, Little Rock. Memphis. Nash
WILLIE Cincinnati, Detroit. Cleveland, Buffalo ana
Pittsburg
The present outlook for the seminary is brighter
than it has been for years During the larger part
of last year the students labored under great dis
advantages. resulting from two vacancies in the
faculty But now reinforced by Professor W.
Brenton Greene tr., and the Rev DR.. g. Nos, the
faculty is stronger than II has been at any tlhe
in the history OF the institution. The enrolment
numbering seventy-fve from both the junior ana
middle classes and seventy from the senior class
exceeds all past enroments. and makes me az
tendance larger than that of any other theoosiCai
school in the country. James W. Alexander. OF me
class of 60 is making d collection OF books. pam
phlets and documents relative to princeton 'oi-
tese to be bound uniformly and placed on Inc
shelves OF the University Club OF New->orA'