New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.
.rur BASEBALL TEAM SHOWS GOOD WORK
EARLY FOOTBALL TRAINING.

,,srpAIL TEAM SHOWS GOOD WORK
EARLY FOOTBALL TRAINING.
-,-..o,on y J.. April 7 (SpeciaD. -Princeton's
IN team is at least 100 per cent stronger this
' han II was last year. Each place Is much
Yva,ger manned than it was last year, and the
~ work is far superior TO any seen here for
-, - q wear In batting, the whole team is sur
ssng the most sansuine hopes OF lis most enthusi-
p.Io sunporters. There are at present sixteen men
49, training table. Hitherto it has been almost
"ssihle a. 10 find twelve men who were considered
NM raining table class al this time Of the season.
" !" s1.r,an. Bradley Forsyth and Hitzrot princeton
~ a formilable array Of phching talent. Will
,sr,s as catcher IS at present the weakest man on
'a a ,sam. I-lte at first Is not only playing a re-
Wv s.p,be game but is hitting the ball to a degree
a,oh must even he a surprise to himself. King
ocond is playing in his usual good form. Third
%, lies between Gunstcr and w. D. Ward while
-ots and Ward. o. hold the same relation to
-,ston From Mackenzie Payne. Bradley Ait
.r s ". D. Ward. Small and Trcnchard an outhed
~" ~, he selected the equal Of any amateur team in
the country ....- o,.or,
,-as,ss3sv and Saturday preparatory TO the inter
no,isto gun shoot. which will he held in princeton
. Nav g. on next Monday the spring football
..,lce will begin in earnest. OF last years team
~ evceot King and Blake will return 10 coIese
~, fall This practice IS for the purpose OF bring
nut material, anu tSpfNli.IE III"
~, quarter and fun back. From those practising
~, 10 selected those who will be taken to Newport
Oar the summer practice.
The Gloe Eanjo and Mandolin clubs gave their
Nve,r concert just before the junior promenade
=. Friday evening. The cubs were in especially
va raining. owing to the approaching New-York
s,cert on April Il in Carnegie Music Hail for
h,ch they are working assiduousy.
Tho following is the Committee Of Alumni who
- charge of the arrangements for the NewYork
.,,ert. c. A. Mum. 81. chairman James w. Alex
ds- .eo A. II. Johne. TO- NJ. Taylor Pyne. II;
Oliver Hartman 49, Francis s. Langdon. S; Tracy
n Harris So and Alexander r. Guck, 80, secre-
tay. ,,,,
.n.,cq was one Of the most successful society af-
s.,-s of the season. Great credit is due TO the
committee on Arrangements for their untiring ef-
,or,s The committee is follows: H. l.. Crawford
chairman; Harold Mccormick. Colby Blair. Hard
inc Bunting. Norris. j. W. Garrett, Baird Teal,
p,sdle. Decker. Thatcher and North.
president Patton gave another library meeting al
prosnact lest Thursday evening to the upper class
men Professor W. J. Ashley, formerly fellow OF
p.ui, College oxford. and now professor or
ssonomir history In Harvard University. read pa
pSdvsmcement Of Learning" Colonel McCook. OF
New-York City, addressed a large meetlnE OF tne
Undergraduates in Murray Hall on Thursday even
MT gSo carving IN the facade Of Alexander Hall
ali upOn the wall in the centre in sitting
nosjtion and four standing on either SIDE.
"Senior Glass Album is TO be issued ny the
class of 81 Hitherto the seniors OF Princeton have
simplv exchanged photographs upon graduation.
hnt the new system will enable each member OF the
class 10 obtain q picture Of every other member
and also Of the different professors ana various
sIanacer Smvser. Of the Freshman Glce. Banjo
and Mandolin clubs is making arrangements 'or
concerts in Princeton Lawrenceville and Kingston
The seniors will appear in caps and gowns to-nor-
row for the first time this year lhcy VIII pc worn
every sunday hereafter and on all public OCCASIONS
A. tho annual meeting Of the Republican CluD oi
for The ensuing YEAR President BathGate 81 vice
rresidents- Nixon 81. Brown. 49, Wilson. Va. ana
Nattson o. The following delegates were selected
10 represent the club at the Convention OF fepuuu-
can College CLUBS at Syracuse; BathEate. ~.
smith %. Green. o.. u. @. Brown. 80; Frey, %;
Nixon %: Iessiin %. and Wilson, %
charles Y Watson and Charles \. Rohnson Wo'i
first and second prizes respectively in the Clio lid'l
senior oratorical contest la. Friday.
Princeton Theological Seminary VIII this SlIihs
graduate class Of sXty-0ne, the largest grauualhs
class OF any theological seminary IN the country;
Seventeen If these siX'y-one are graHuat'S pl
Princeton in 1889. 1890 and 1921. Five have alrealy
received and accepted calls to churcheS IN various
parts of the country. four are STUDYING Tor ms
sonarv work In foreign fields and three Intend -
smlnations will begin ON April - and graduation
exercises Will be held on May s.
The Biddle Essay prize, open II members or inc
sophomore class. has been awarded to r. > Norc,S-
ter Of Vermont. with honorable mention 10 +. W.
Loescher Of Iowa.