New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
PRINCETON.
BEAUTIES OF ALEXANDER HA1I~ATHhE1lc
TEAMS

REALITIES OF ALEXANDER HAlIf-A iil'>'i ~
TEAMS
princeton. y J.. April "a (speciaD.-The ball games
scheduled for the local grounds TINS week "e'e
au abandoned on account OF snow Next VEIN WV
Games will bo played. one with Lafayette ana one
,t,h yvo.lovon Trenchard's arm Is improving. 80
,,,,t b may be first catcher again this year Win
Williams as substitute. Shortstop IL still an "'
certain quantity between Brooks ana !. ""'"
while Ciunster and w j. Ward occupy tn' s"'"e
relation to third. The team VIII propapiy pe' ~"
chard and Williams catchers; Bradley, Altman
r,ors,.tb and Uetzrot pitchers: otto. hrst pase'
King second base; Ciunster or W. ID. ward th'u
base: T. Ward Brooks. shortstop' Ma'"ei"'e'
Pavnc Bradley W. -. Ward and small oI'ne'''
Two eamcs have been scheduled with the hNer-
sty OF Pennsylvania, one in Princeton Oh APP"
D. and one at Philadelphia, on May q.
The intorcollcciatc gun shoot. which was to nave
hecn held I'm Princeton on May D. has been post
poned until a later date in May. some time shortly
before the Yale game.
The annual spring handicap games. under the
auspices Of the Princeton University lracN ASSo'
c,1tion will he held on Saturday May >. the morn
ing OF the Harvard game. The events are open 20
all amateurs. and medals will be given TO the VIII
ners OF the various events.
Football practice began on Monday afternoon.
There are seventeen men out for trial. oi theSe
three are trying for the line the remainder lor
quarterback and fullback The practice IS In charge
Of Captain Trcnchard and Blake Two cups. valued
nj 500 and $40 respectively have been offered to the
college by the Alumni OF Ncw-York through Mr'
CuyIer for first and second best averages III punt
ing and drop kicking. The two contests VIII ne h'''
the latter part OF May. and VIII Ice one week apart.
Seniors Will be debarrod Each contestant is To
have six punts and eighteen drop kicks. In punt
ng. every yard over thirty yards VIII count one
point. and every yard under thirty VII tax OH, on,
point from the contestant aNeTds'. , inr', ~,
be- SIX drop kicks allowed from tnc t"oiity IN I'VE
thirty and thirty y-nv" yard lines. itsi"rtlN'Y =, VI
each line the contestant viii have two kckS rom from
tho middle Of the hnc ana tWp HT," HT I''nit Ii r,,,e
wards 10 right and left OF middle The tnd average
of each contestant VIII De- deietuh&oH & ,a"n ,h M
average I'm both contests. me Week "''"''' '''"
contest will allow tim" for practice. ,, .r ,,
The outlook for s'"i u''Ae ''HI' .''' t',,,
dark Al the point winners 0i .dst year * NH
hHyc ertauatcI. ana among tho candidates there
are few - the INTERCOLLEGIATE class
The work ou Alexander Hal Is being pu,n"i ''I-
var! rapidly. and every 'nort is being maze -
n.4tol tie decorations behind the ros'rum a1on"
being unfinished The arianEcnch' "l Ur '''' =.
aud.,nce is brought clos.y before and almost around
rnosalcs ON the inner side - the ambH.atory -
-. i,jin, into the ral! ON the outside is the
row of pillars sustaining tnc outer wal ~ ~" bnAl-
IS good \ seated hgure oi l.'hfn.He' 10 W''"' '.
Arts ana sciences are paying U'"u''' WI "' '''
the space directly Below 'hr large circular "ini'" :
on either side Will hr a GROUP ol i@ut. Nh. ""I w.
each group ~ the over angles oi ihc square ih-
closing tae window VII b., fcnaie hfr Ilr r, -
An Interesting addition has recently pee" ,'"1'
the Art Museum. IL j. ~" central boss 81 an '.t
TTrr in no r. ls ~ bronze 4bou; as thick as a
knife-b.al. ana much worn aul eaten hy verdi
Kris. I, is nearly nf'e'n inches IN diameter ana
eItchslv convex lu centre.
& The annual meeting - ne M...oari C'1e 'ne ~
u1c.r. y.ce-presiaeni. g. II Whitehead secretary.
H. Y Moore. treasurer. T. l.. Greer TO. 'AtH!F
,no,ce,'@n, nnE' va,eiic,6r.,n' AcxnIcr M,G,an
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