New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
PRINCETON.
MEN WHO WILL SING IN THE CHoTR-FooTBAIA


MEN WHO WILL. SING IN THE CHOIR -fopl BALI
BEGUN
Princeton ~ J.. Sept. % (SpecaD.-The candi-
dates for the university football eleven went 10
the training table on Wednesday evening The
following men were taken: o. IL. o. Brown. II. r.
Mccormick T. Il. Morse X. Taylor r. q. Trench
ard. ". Ward SO H. w Barnett. !" Lea, A. l."
Wheeler: 81 G. D. Burt. ". w. Church " Poe
Y. ID. Riggs. a. H. Rosengarten. J. NJ. Rhodes
O. +. Smith A. c. Tyler. Il. F. Norhs; IS H. G.
Armstrong. G. Cochran. r. q. Crowds.
More men Will be taken as they show
themselves competent. Holly is expected TO return
any moment ana play at his old place OF tackle
This will leave last years rush line. with the ex
ception Of centre. intact. and will enable Tyler d
promising man for tackle and fullback. TO devote
his entire time TO trimming for fullbacE. Holy
return brings great JOY into the Tigers camp as
he Will materially strengthen the team. Rosen-
garten and Poe are the most promising men 10
take Phil Kings place at quarter. while McCor-
mick, TYLER and Burtare are all showing up well
FOR fulIback. Centre lies between Crowds and
Riggs. Riggs is a brother of Jesse Riggs ana mas
football bred IN him. while Crowds has the ad-
vantage OF having played against Ballet last year
on the scrub. Cochran Armstrong. hayward ana
Smith are showing up well for end Inc adVah-
tage Of having one constructive chlei coa'h'
Phil King is seen even this early in the season IN
the tendency toward team work on the part vi
every candidate
The following. men have been chosen as the
Chapel Choir w. Beverage. Bradner, Butler. on
row. Cramer. Crawford Darby, E2bert, FlSheT'
Fisk Fox. Frame. Furnajien, Hamilton, ialdihg'
Hartzler, Haynes. Herrick, Hodge. iiuntlngton'
Inch Koehler. La Fetra. Lane, H. McC0rmlck'
Murphy North. Otheman. otto. Payne Pierson,
Shaw. Sherman. Waldo. White, Wyman; 10 blsf-
op Brace. Brien. Briggs. Cadwail"r Chtmbcr-
In Doty W. Green, Hamill, Harris, Johnson
Jones Judson. Kerr. kirkman Lampe, LeaS r.
Mills Reed. Robertson. Sprecher: SpriggS' raj
mage Wayave; 81. Angleman Bodman, brien'
Colwen frdman q. Evans, w. Evans. Fraine'
George Hallet Harris. Ravens. Hill. ~ JamiSon'
H. jamison. Jessup. Keener, KEGS =. MIllrr'
Moore Post Reeves Seymore. {. Taylor. J. J.,
Wheeler p. II. Williams. Woodward ", bond'
Churchman Comstock Dripps, Foster. Head, Nc
Combs. Wescott 49,, .
In addition to the course Of study offered az
the seminary last year nineteen new elective SUD
iects have been added to the curriculum In inc
old Testament Department the new subjects aIe
Criticism Exegess. Biblical Theology or the Oh
Testament and Contemporary History III the NGw
Testament Department they are EXegesls blpI-
cal Theology of the New-Testament ioS, POS POS
toc Literature and New Testament Creek Inc
first two of these open TO four-Ne3r men only.
In the Department of dogmatlc theology there nave
henn added Apologetic Theology Dognailc me
ology History OF Doctrine and Biblical theology.
In The department Of history the new SuhJcCts are
History Of Doctrine. American Church history
and History of Medieval Scholasticism. ana IN
the department of practical theology they are HIS
tory of Preaching and the Composition ana De
! livery of Sermons There are also several new
courses in minor subjects