The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-08

YALE NOTES or INTEREST
Special Training Table siarted-Freshmah
Navy Ohieers Elected-SheH. Football
Game Cincinnati Club Elects Officers
Freshmen Football sults-A Game With
Orange Athletic Club Other Items.
A special training table has been
started at the New Haven house for
Thirteen players on the Varsity foot
ball team, including the regular eleven
and two substitutes. They will be taken
to the special training table to-day,
They are, H. Cross '96, w. Cross '96,
r. Sheldon 'sS S., j, o. Rodgers '9S, Bass
'97, Murphy 81, Hinkey 81 Fincke ~,
Jerrems '96 S., Dewitt '96, Lection '96,
Chadwick '97, and Captain Thorne '96
AT a meeting of the freshman class
held last evening at 1914 Old Chapel
the following officers for the freshman
navy We're elected: President, Ord.
Preston so; vice president, G. c. Green
way 1855; secretary and treasurer, A.
f. Way 80.
Two football teams, one from the cleo
trical engineers and one from the civil
engineers of the Shelf. senior class, play
ed a game at the field yesterday after
moon. There were two halvessof ten and
fifteen minutes. Neither side scored,
although the electrical engineers came
very near 1t. The referee was SturgesS
1865; umpire, ]. l.. Forepaugh, '96S,
A scrub junior football team will play
1,a T0riI M q team in
Bridgeport tomorrow.
At a meeting of the Anannath club
held Wednesday evening the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mallon 80; vice presi-
dent, Mitchell '96S.; secretary, Reson,
'97; treasurer, Yergason '99; supper COM
mittee, T. B. Paxton, jr., 96, G. B. De-
Camp '97, and Burnett '97.
The first concert of the Yale Glee and
banjo clubs will be given at Naugatuck
December 3.
The following members of the football
team have been measured for football
suits; Hine, Post, Phillis, DeSaulles,
Gilmore Ingraham, Mosman, O'Fallon,
Carson, Beard, B. Harvey, Marvin, Con-
ner, Drummond, Wright, Welles, Ather,
Griswold Brayton, and Andrus. The
suits will consist of moleskin trousers,
blue sweaters with white numerals, blue
jerseys and stockings and short visored
caps with the class numerals in front.
Paul DeCharllis, the novelist and Af-
rican traveller, will deliver university
lecture at some time next week to be de-
cided upon.
The preliminary debates to choose the
Yale speakers for the Yale4Prineeton
debate will begin next Monday evening,
November IL, at A, Osborn hall. Mem
beers of the faculty will be judges.
BY a change of schedule the university
football team will play the Orange Ath-
letic club team in New York November
16. The field on which the game will
be played has not yet been decided up
on.
A meeting of the st. Paul club was
hel dat 176 Lyceum last evening.
Prof J. c. Griggs this evening deliv-
cred the second of his series of illustrat-
ed lecture on Worship Music" at Mar
quand chapel to members of the Divin-
ity school. The lecture dealt with unison
singing, the expressive element in
worship music, simplicity VS.. triviality,
dignity VS.. difficulty, and the hum
requisite of good hymn tune. A musical
program was given by Miss Chalotte
Gaynor Riley, soprano; Miss Ethel
Henston, Alto w. Otto POLICEMAN, tenor,
and Edward S. Row, bass, of the Metro
politan College of Music, New York, and
Harry B. Jepson, organist of Battell
chapel
THE YAIIE-PRINCETO GAME
HERE.
Manager Foote of the Yale eleven an
nounced yesterday that as usual, the
application system would be employed
in disposing of the seats for the Prince
ton game at Manhattan Field on No
vember %. Applications are to be sent
to Mr.. Foote and the tickets will be
all sent out by November Is. The
prices this year will be the same as
usual, ranging from $3.50 to $40. Coach
positions will be $50 and boxes $27. AT
ter all the applica tons by college men
are filled, the remaining seats will be
placed ON sale