Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-04
YALE NOTES.

Kali NOAHSs
The Game To-day at Yale Field Win
Wesleyan-The Coming Yale-Fr1nee-
ton Game - Manager Holters An
nouncement for the Yale-Harvard
Game Mt Spring feld-Athletfes Mt the
Yale Y. M. @. A.-Other Notes.
Yale will open the intercollegiate foot
ball season here to-day in game with Yves
leyan university. Yale will play substl-
tute team, az several of the varsity players
will be present at the Princeton University
of Pennsylvania game in Philadelphia.
The players will line up as follows: Tread
way and L. Hinkey '97, ends; Aessler and
Murphy, tackles; McCrea and Hickok'
guards; Stillman, center; Morris, quarter;
Armstrong and Eaton, half-backs; Rich
ards, full back.
The following players will go to Phila-
delphia: Captain Hinkey, President Hotter,
Greenway and Butterworth.
Ex-Captain "Burn" McClung arrived in
town last night and will commence to coach
the team at once. Vance Mccormick left
yesterday, but will probably return in time
to coach for few days before the Harvard
game.
The Williston club at Yale, which was
organised some weeks ago, had its second
meeting last evening at 176 Lyceum, and q
constitution drawn by the appointed COM
mittee, consisting of Mr.. Hall 80 and Mr..
Lying, was accepted and signed. The club
has about thirty five members.
The Yale Union held its regular weekly
meeting last evening in Do, Osborn hall.
Letters from the Harvard and the Prince
ton debating societies were read, inviting
delegates from the Yale Union to meet
their delegates in the Fifth avenue hotel,
New York, to arrange for the intercollegi-
ate debates of the coming year.
The Lswrenceville club held Its first
banquet last evening at Traeger's. J. E.
Sheffield '94 acted as toastmaster. Many
good speeches were made by '94 men.
FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE YALE
PRINCETON GAME.
The committee of the University Ath-
letic club has arranged all the details TO,
the Yale Princeton game. Contracts were
given for printing tickets, posters, etc.,
and the lease for the use of Manhattan
boxes, 100 in number, will be erected on
the north side of the grounds. One line
of coaches will also be allowed on the
same side of the grounds, between the
boxes and the uncovered seats. The prices
will be as follows: Seats in boxes, 81 and
IS; coach stands, $50; ooversd seats, S.;
uncovered seats, 81 so. Yale and Prince
ton will each receive twenty boxes. 300
tickets are to go to the University Athletic
club, and some licensed spectators will be
appointed to handle some of the tickets
and prevent from falling into the hands OF
interruptions parties. There are to be no
carriage stands on the south side of the
feld this year, the ground there being
given up for standing room. In order to
keep the standing crowd back, the outer
fence on the south side will begin at the
extreme eastern end of the field and run
irs entire length toward Eighth avenue.
The press enclosures fence will be about
fifteen feet inside.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE SPRINGFIELD
In order to do away with the disagree
able features usually attendant upon the
sale of seats for the football games, thu
management has made the following ar
rangements to govern the sale of seats fol
the Yale-Hsrvard game which is to b.
played at Spring field on Saturday, No.
vember 25th.
All members of the university may Sc
| cure at the Coop, application blanks
which are to be made out in accordance
| with the instructions printed upon them
These instructions are to the effect that or
no account shall any application be mads
out for more than three seats; that the ap
plication and the money necessary for the
tickets applied for, shall be enclosed In the
envelope which will be furnished with the
application blank; and that this envelope
shall be sealed and left, without being
marked in any way, at 2O4 Durfee, on OF
choices will be drawn by lot and each ap-
plication in the order drawn, will be allot-
ted to seat which in the opinion of the
management are the best remaining. The
tickets shall be called for at time and
place which will be announced later in this
paper.
Subscribers to the Alumni Weekly who
desire seats must apply to the editors OF
the Alumni Weekly. Other graduates will
be furnished at their request with spplica-
ton blanks, and should then apply in the
same manner as the undergraduates.
The management reserves the right to
reject any application.
EDWIN o. HoLTEN, by q. 8. s.
FENCING SECTION OF Y. GA.
A meeting was held in the gymnasium
last evening and discuss the sdvisability Of
| organizing fencing section. A large mum
Der of those present signi6ed their inten
ton of joining, sufficient to justify the
| officers in taking the necessary steps ir
| the matter. For the present Dennison '94
L s., will coach the beginners on Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons between and G
o'clock in the fencing room in the gymna
eium. Students who wish can borrow
| from DR.. Anderson an outfit consisting o,
a plastron, sword, mask and glove. Cup
| boards are set aside for the fencing outfit
which can be left at the gymnasium. All
| who intend to join this section are request
| ed to send their names to room 16 of the
gymnasium, or sign the book on the main