The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-11
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
FILE WINS THE SINGLES IN THE
 INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS.

Chace and Foot Win he the Opponents To-
 day for the University mpionshlp--A
 Reception to Professor Wilson of Scot
 Iand-Captain of Basket Ball Team
 EIected--Semotic Club Meeting-other
 Items.
 The intercollegiate tennis tournament was continued yesterday on the grounds of the New Haven Lawn club. All the matches in the singles except the finals have been played, and as a result two Yale men are left to play for the cham plonshlp, also for the honor of wearing a ~"
 Following is a summary Of the match es played;
 Second round in singles--M. D. Whit man, Harvard defeated E. P. Fischer, University of New York, 6-3, GA,
 Sem-fnals in .singles-M, G, Chace, Yale, defeated M, D. Whitman, Har- yard, 6-2, 6-3; A. F, Foote, Yale, defeat ed c. R. Budlong, Brown 60, 6-5,
 Second round in doubles-Wrenn and Read, Harvard, defeated Sheldon and Kent, Yale, 6-S, 62,
 Semi-finals in doubles-Chace and Toote, Yale. defeated Ware and Scud- der, Harvard, 7-5, 10-S; Wrenn and Read, Harvard defeated Budlong and Barrows, Brown, 1-6, 6-4, 6-l.
 Consultations, first round-Sheldon, Yale, defeated Milne, Amherst, by de- fault; Wilson, U of P defeated Carter, Trinity, by default,
 Semi-finals-McVitty, Princeton, de- feated Barrows, Brown, 7-9, 6-3, 6-3; Wilson, U, of P, and Sheldon, Yale. have not yet finished their match.
 To-day Chace and Foote meet in the finals of the singles; Chace and Foote play Wrenn and Read in the finals of the doubles and McVitty plays the win ner of the Willson-Sheldon match for the consolation prize.
 A reception was given last evening in honor of Professor John Dove Wilson of Aberdeen university, who is deliver ing the Storrs lectures, at the law school
 library by members of the law school Refreshments were served and pleas ant social evening was spent Among those present were Professor Wilson, Hon. N. D, Sperry. Judge Townsend, Judge Cleaveland, Judge Baldwin, Dean Wayland and Mrs Wayland, exMayor Sargent and Mrs. Sargent, President Dwight, Dr, and Mrs Bacon, Dr. Car malt, Mr. and Mrs James H. Webb, Professor Beers. Talcott H. Russell, Professor George D. Watrous, Professor H. G. Buckland Mr Shilletto, Miss Shil- letto, Foster Sanford, Miss Watrous H. | Fl Kellogg, Dr. c. A. Lindsey, Profes- sor John WoertZ of Jacksonville, Fla,
 Miss Helen Baldwin, Mrs. George H. | Watrous, Roger S. Baldwin. Rev. and Mrs. Means, Rev Mr. Miller and Will 1 liam Scott
 At a meeting of the basket ball team S A Marshall '9S was elected captain. He expects to form the team imme- diately. and requests all who are in- terested in basket ball to meet in the gymnasium Tuesday and Thursday nights. l.. P. Foote '96 still serves as manager
 There will be a meeting of the Semitic | club at room B, East Divinity, at D. | m. to-day. At the meeting the annual I election of officers will take place, and | MT. Henry T. Fowler will read paper | on the composition of the Book of 1 Chronicles"
 1 Dr. Seaver delivered his first lecture 1 of course 2S0 on "The Physiological
 Use of the White Blood COrpuscle" last 1 evening at the gymnasium. '95 S.-J. c. Greenway will return from abroad October 2S.
 1 A meeting of the Berkeley association will be held in the '97 room Dwight | hall this evening at 6:45. 1 Police Commissioner Roosevelt of New York city will address the Graduate l club some time during the winter. The books from which the Berkeley premiums will be selected are on ex- l hibition at Judas book store. 1 '95-R. l. Crane 95 S, R. A. Hamlin 1 '95 S., and NJ. N. Buckney '95 are mak- l ing trip through Normandy on bicy- | cles.
 ! Professor Wilson will deliver the last l of his series of lectures at Osborn hall l this afternoon on "The Practitioners in
 the Legal Profession in Scotland" He | will speak of the respective spheres of ! barristers and solicitors, and the modes
 of education and admission, whether
 through the universities or otherwise | He will also speak of the solicitor s 1 apprenticeship system