New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
will probably pitch. Gilroy. 's5. was elected cap
tain.
PRINCETON.
WHERE THE GAMES WILL. FE Played - III"
GYMNASTIC APPARATUS.

WHERE THE GAMES WILL EE Played - III"
GyMNASTGC APPARATUS.
Princeton. y j.. March = (SpeclaD.-'rhe blseo'H
candidates were abe TO appear on the he'u t"'
DAYS during last week This gave the ulut'-
graduates good chance 20 get !ine on the team
The c,nIiates at prcsen, number twenty Du' not
over sixteen Will be taken the spring TRIP. Inc
men will 70 to the training table next NodhoS"'E'
Princeton has some excellent material aio"7 "ei
c.ndiIltas. and every one Of them is catthS WY
HARD H,r baseball. prospects have bi'sht-"eu '0'-
s.aord6.y IN the las week. The propApe "i"N'"P
81 tn team l.. King. second pAse' ana N'0"."'
PAYNE and Trenchard. Quilted Otto VIII proodUy
T., fried n FIRST and II there is any improvement IN
bf. hating he Will be retained; Gunsier VIII a's'
have 4 trial at third. and II his playing improves
h. also viii be retained Brooks may be louhN a
shortstop In the beginning Of the season. nut ''
chances are that Ward. 20. viii cover s"o'. N.Y.
of the season; Altman Bradler. Forsyth and VII
son will in ali probability DO the pi'ch'he VIII
Vorhis. Williams and Lindsay will eaten. lne
h,,tinr az this years team Will be much heavier
than any team since 1891.
The season opens with Georgetown Al Nas"'ns
ton on March n The remaining scheuu''' q, ''
as arranged is: March Is. Georgetown III wash
inaton: March 81. New-York League al New o'n
Arru T. New-York League at New-fork; April d.
Columbia at New-York; April .. Brooklyn al i'ioo,
yn: April :. Brooklyn at BROOKLYN Apti H.
BOSTON at Princeton: April u. Boston at Prince
ton: April a. Philadelphia at Phiiadeiphla' apr"
IS Lafayette at Princeton: April 81 "ese!a"
AT Princeton: April %, Columbia al
April IS Lafayette at Easton May - I'ehIs" d.
Princeton; MAY J. Harvard at Princeton' May o. 'o'
neil at Princeton: May 9. Lehigh at Bethlehem
MAY - Brown at Providence May 10, Manhattan
Cojess AZ Princeton: May 10. Yale at New-HaVeh'
Nav % University OF Michigan at Princeton MAY
60 Harvard at Cambridge: June = harNdru On
neutral grounds. in case Of tie. other"lsr o'H'9e
Athletic cub at Orange June t. Brown AT fr'"ce
ton: June Q Yale at Princeton June 10. ra.e Al
X.w-York. in cas-, of tie. No games will be play.i
with the University of Pennsylvania. owing 10 the'r
s,owness in arranging dates. . 49,. ID,
The Princeton Glee. Banjo and MGndoiih, Giuns
viii give a concert in Brooklyn at the AG |S
Of Music on Monday evening Apru =: l HnVSI
Edwards. s.; ~ :. Jennings, 80; C;aIence MG i III
Jams. 20: Inlay Benneit ~ anu r'''' i"'''
The New-York concert Will be sven IN nain t
Music Hall on April H. The following a.unh' nay
it in charge. G. \. Mum. 81. chairman, =, W
Aexanier So A. H. I2hqs 1,IS c' n L Ia2con yHs
Tracy II Harris. Sc and Alexander H. Quick. ~
The second lecturer secured by means Of III"
Spencer Trask fund is =. HopHnson smith VINO
will lecture next Monday evening 10 the rtnpTn,T
The election Of the editorial board oil me I)aln
Prncetonian" resulted in the following being chosen
for the ensuing year: C. II bs.si, no. w a.. a.
V. X. Irvine. %. +: c. sTeer 80 j. y lean -
Johnston. 80. W. II. Smith. %: D. X James Jr"
'9l. business manager. ..,.,..
The prop )Sci Alumni IrlncflOn!an Inc Nfthiy
edition Of The Daily Prncctonian for tn" alumni
in particular. is now sure thing. The hrst is'u"
will appear about the middle ~ the first week in
April In addition t. the alumni notes II viii con-
tain all the athletic events and happenings about
college also condensed college news OF interest 10
all
Al a meeting Of the Princeton University Tennis
Association the following officers were elected: O.
T. Herrick. -. president; Ferdinand Paul 20 sec
rotary. William Stewart. '96. treasurer. Harold
Mccormick %. senior director. +. :. Evans. y,
freshman director.
The preliminary junior orator contest will 10
held In both halls simultaneously on April u Tn"
judges will this year b" members Of the faculty.
Through IN" Efforts 81 Mr. Code Instructor In
gymnastics apparatus has been placed IN
the gymnasium which Will add greatly - tn" facil
ties OF the gymnast.c team. II T. called Il Echce
by ropes from the ceiling % IN" gymnasium. Three
men perform on 1t In combination Of III" flying
and double trapcZe. Two men hang by the knees
from each end. AMI the third man j. thrown from
end the other a distance OF twelve feet.
"L'Echolle' IS practically invention az MI
Go'Iic's and has never been used IN any gym
nasium except that Of the New-York Athletic club
The following men have been elected 10 the -
Finance Committee: II Schedc. j. T. Moment.
J. Il. Cochran, J. VI. Hanlon A. c. Kh.mer Cor
don Johnston.
Tho geological expedition sent ont by Princeton
/ University last summer successful in every
that II has been decided again visit the
same district during the coming season. Mr..
this year. has been In the Wes since March J.
finishing up work supplementary 10 that done last
summer and completing arrangements Tor the
start next June. lie j. AZ present engaged In re-
moving fossils which were located but not taken
up last year.