New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
HARVARD.

UNIVERSITY AND FRESHMEN ATHLETIC TEAMS.
Cambridge, Mass. April (SpeciaD.-The Har-
ward chapter Of the Phi Beta Kappa met last Mon
day evening, and elected these officers for the
coming year: Z. X. Rand. OF Watertown. Mass,
secretary; ]. r. Oliver OF Albany ~ Y. first mar
shal: II. c. Lakn. Of Worcester Mass second mar
shal. For the annual undergraduate dinner. which
viii be held probably on April p. r. Cray %. was
elected orator: W l.. Van Kleeck. -. poet. an
]. r. Oliver. o. toastmaster. At the meeting
new members completing the number from 81. and
the first eight from '95. were chosen. The % men
, w. W. Cutler. OF St Paul Mnn.; L. r. Damon
OF Boston; H. \. Gahrng. Of Cleveland. Ohio; r. T.
Currier OF Roxbury; D. A. Ellis, OF RoXbury; G. L.
Lawrence. OF Cambridge: II. G. Greene Of Boston
c. y. Henning. OF Washington. u. C.; J. r. Slater
of Washington. d. G.; J. D. Arnold Of North Abins
ton; J. r. Nichols. of Holliston; l.. \. Tanzer. Of
New-York; W. r.. Buclminstor. of Maiden; J. NJ
Kagan. Of Cambridge; G. +. VI. Maley, Of Dor
chester +. L. Olmsted OF Brook.ine; +. G. Bradlee
OF Boston. The first eight from 's5 are r. Gray. OF
Boston; o. Quick, Of Omaha Neb.; VI. Benshimo,
Of Cambridge: J. K Whitemore. Of Cambridge
A. W. X. Billings Of Omaha. Neb F. H. Nash, Of
West Acton: W. l.. Van Kleeck Of Mills; ". NJ
Trotter Of Roxbury.
Speakers for the sixth semi-annual debate with
Yale were selected by competitive debate last week
W c. Douglas jr. of Philadelphia; g. \. Dunw1y,
Of Pittsburg. and w T. Hutton. Of Denver were
the representatives, decided upon.
The foundations Of the new Frogg Museum ot
Fine Arts have been completed and the work on
the walls will he begun next week. The exact
internal arrangements have at last been given out
The building will be two stories in height with a
frontage Of i15 feet ana depth Of ia feet II VIII
be divided into two main sections; the front
will be subdvided into smaller rooms ana ne
rear viii be semcircuar iecturs,tO}}m'i s}ri M,Sa rb
main entrance will lead directly into the cast mn-
cast museum viii be a professors room. curator's
room. and still third room set apart lor COZ
The spring vacation began on Wednesday, but the
athletic teams are STAYING in CamDrldge: me ne CIV %
ilins and occasionally by Mayor Bancroft, who stil
keeps up his interest in boating affairs. The mum
her of men at the training table has been reduced
10 ten Waters. 81. has proved TOO SLOW Tor No. I
and has been paced in the waist Of the boat at 80
>. Blake. -, has improved much in his work ara
is now doing creditably at No j. The makeup nov
is stroke. Fennessy: No. = BLAKE; N2; g. l.. DAVIS
Townsend no ? F. Davis; bow Purdon, Ihe coy oinS 81
two at the training table are Cameron ana =
Brewer, though Brewer is now strokinS MS class
several changes have recently been made n thc
freshman crew. Irving has been PLACED at str3hr
men are now at the training table but this number
will probably he reduced to ton after the recess.
triangular race between the Harvard. Y2e an! GO CO.,
nnbia freshmen VIZ nT nyid y on nvrsv ,, race a.,
The baseball nine opened the season last Tues lay.
score OF u 10 ?. The game brought out nouceeh,y
the weakness Of the team in batting good neiu.nE E
seems fated TO be handicapped by lack of rchah"
mon in hitting Tho work or The batteries Wa
fairy encouraging Scannel. -. seems 10 have ~
making of an excellent baclstop. and Perry ~.
NAV prove 20 be a star pitcher He shows up 'H-
couragnely far. but he is n2t a steady man yer.
There are tWcnty-three men left in the irc.hln -l
base oa squad. and these are staging in Camhr,aSr
during the recess. Several practice games WIZ p-
plaved with preuaratory schools Games for later
I'm The season have been arranged with Exeter. An
dover. St. Marks. Amherst freshmen and Brown
freshmen. 80. 1870
The faculty Of the Lawrence Scientific school pro-
poses add 10 the courses OF instruction al ur
hoo r1niu 80
courses extending period of nearly our y, iI'
each They are intended to give not only a IN
oueh education IN. their respective branches. hut
also a general education. The hrst Il tn'fe ne"
courses is one in architecture ani IN" stc"hI Is
course I'm mining engineering.
The tenth ana last ten Of tho institute of l.' ron
Tho sophomore class has been taken on ana ~
men are \. II. Rowland, W Grcenough jr L. J..
Bass W \. Russell, jr.: J. 4. Gave. {. L. i'r'n.T
G. O. Scott. ". ;. Appleton. jr; \. : Hyde and
y. Corbin, jr.