The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
ANNUAL FAIL HANDICAP GAMES
OF THE Y. A. A. YESTERDAY.

Good Weather, Large Attendance and No
Delays-Events Sharply COntested-Law
School News-Kent Club Debate-Sched-
ule of the Glee Clubs Christmas Trip
Other Items.
The annual fall handicap games Of
the Yale Athletic association, which
were postponed from last Saturday on
account of rain, were contested at Yale
Field yesterday afternoon. The weather
was all that could have been expected
and the attendance was large, being
about 1000. The events were all well
contested, and the program was car
ried out without the usual delays, for
which the management deserves much
credit
The winners of the different events
with their handicaps and times made
were as follows:
120 yard dash, trial heats-First heat
won by Wear 49, yards; second Dom
nay '97S., 21a yards, time, IL seconds.
Second heat won by Chappell '9SS., 6
yards; second, Garvan '97, 3h yards.
Third heat, won by Fisher '9SS., S1a
yards; second, Bunnell '97, scratch
Final heat, won by Garvan, 3A yards;
second, Chappell, yards.
|. Half mile run-Won by Boardman
'97, Is yards; Johnson '99, yards. Timb
minutes TX seconds.
100 yard hurdle, trial heats-First
heat, won by Perkins 9S, owe yards;
second, Berger '99, owe 1 yard. Second
heat, Thompson '99 and Fewsmith '9S
were the only starters. Both qualified
for the final heat. Final heat, won by
Perkins; Thompson, second. Time 16 3-5
seconds.
Mile walk-Won by Butler '9S,
scratch; second, Hitchcock '97S., scratch.
Time 8 minutes 80 seconds.
800 yard rum trial theats--First heat,
won by Brooks '9S, Is yards; second,
Mitchell 96S., yards; third, Near 80,
yards; fourth, Garvan '97, scratch.
Time 81 1-5 seconds. Second heat, won
by Myers '97S., yards; second, Drew
'97S., IL yards; third, Chappell 1855,
z yards; Stearns '96S., 10 yards, and
Fisher '9SS., scratch were tied for fourth
place Time "a 1-5 seconds. Final heat,
won by F. c. Brooks, Is yards; second,
Near, Z yards Time "a seconds.
Two mile bicycle race-Won by
Tweedy '99, scratch; second, Bear '9S,
scratch. Time minutes SO 1-5 seconds,
Mile run--Won by Lewis '99, Is yards;
second, Buckingham SO, 40 yards. Time
minutes SO seconds.
220 yard hurdle-Won by Perkins '99,
scratch; second, Fewsmith 9S, yards.
Time 27 1-5 seconds.
Running broad jump--Won by Per-
kins SO. s inches; second Westcott '99,
inches. Distance 10 feet inches.
Running high jump-Won by Merwin
'97S., 2 inches; actual jump, S feet 61a
inches; second, Waller '9SS., inches;
actual jump, 5 feet.
Pole vault-Won by Bow1es '99,
inches; second, Brett '96S., scratch; ac-
tual vault of winner, 10 feet inches.
The Yale Glee and Banjo clubs ex-
pect to appear at the following places
on their Christmas trip:
Thursday, December 10, Star theater,
Buffalo, Friday, December 20, Associa-
tion hall, Cleveland; Saturday, DeDem-
Der 81, Strassburgh hall, Detroit; Mon
day, December 23, Grand Opera house,
Indianapolis Tuesday, December "a,
Grand opera house, Evansville, Ind
Wednesday, December rs, Entertain
r1ent hall, ST. Louis; Friday, December
27, Grand Opera house, Memphis; Sat-
urday, December 2S, New Orleans;
Monday, December 30, Montgomery
theater, Montgomery, Ala; Tuesday.
December 81, Grand Opera house, At
lanta; Thursday, January q Vendome
theater, Nashville.
YALE E-HIIIHOUSE CLUB.
At a meeting of the Yale-Hillhouse
club, held in ITO Lyceum last evening,
the following officers were elected:
President, E. S. Oviatt '96; vice pres
ident, Fred Holcomb; secretary and
treasurer, w. Hart '97;; executive COM
mite, III. B. Wright '9S, A. Barnes
'97S.
PLANS OF THE UNITED CHURCH
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
10 students OF 4dle the OulLSu CHufCH
has sent the following:
The United church. on the green, cor
daily invites you to attend its services
of worship.
The Sunday morning service is at half
past ten and the stated preacher is the
pastor, Rev. T. T. Munger. The south
gallery is chiefly reserved for students,
or ushers will provide seats in the body
of the house.
A mems Bible class is held in the
church at noon.
Your attention is called to the even
ing services conducted by the Mems
Sunday Evening club and addressed by
different speakers. Among those ex-
pected this season are Colonel Homer
B. Sprague, who will speak November
9. on John Milton and Civil and Re-
ligious Liberty; George w Cable, No
vember II, on "The Moral Utility of
the Novel,; ex-President Andrew D.
White, on ''The Administration of Grim
inal Law in This Country; Principal
Booker T. Washington; Mr.. Herbert
Welch; Dr. G. A. Gordon; DR.. 2. S.
Moxom; Bishop John Vincent; Rev. Jo-
seph H. Twitchell. All seats are free
at the evening services.
YALE LAW SCHOOL.