The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-11
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES
OFFICERS OF THE BAsEBAEL AS-
 SOCIATION ELECTED.

1 Entries to the New York Athletic Games
 Track Athletic Association Officers,
 The following officers of the Yale Baseball association were elected last evening: President and manager, W. s. Miller '96; assistant manager, G. c, Rrooke '97; vice president, Frank Smith
 s6 S.; secretary, Philip Van Ingen '97. A meeting of the Yale Track Athletic association was held last Friday even- ing and the following officers were elect ed for the coming year: President, Sherman Day of New York; vice presi- dent, Robert Mitchell, jr,, of Cincin- natl; manager, c. Gillette of New York, and secretary, H. T. Kneeland, jr., of Brooklyn,
 1. The picture committee from '96 was elected last evening as follows: A. w. Bingham, A. E. Hunt H. R. Bond.
 The election of officers of the Yale | Glee and Banjo Clubs association was postponed from last evening until this evening.
 Recltations In the Law school end on Wednesday.
 The Gun club will hold no more match shoots this season. St. Paul's school at Concord. N. IT., celebrated its forty-ninth anniversary on Thursday.
 The annual banquet of the senior class in the Medical school will be omittedl this year.
 Professor Reynolds went to New London with the crew, and will preside over their examinations.
 The fence will be given Nlnety-eight and the annual orations delivered on June 1T at p. m.
 The championship tennis tournament between Williams. Amherst and Dart muth was won by Williams,
 The Yale graduates on the faculty of the University of California have de- cided to found a scholarship for the benefit of graduates of that university studying at Yale.
 President Dwight will be among the speakers at the celebration of the two hundredth anniversary of the First Congrega tional church of Bridgeport on June 12 and IS.
 ENTRIES TO THE NEW YORK ATI-
 LETIC GAMES.
 The following men have been entered in the fifty-fourth annual athletic meet ing of the New York Athletic club to be held at Travers' Island Saturday, June 15. Gold medals will be awarded the winners of first place, silver to the second and bronze to the third in each event:
 100 yards run (handicap)-R w Burnet '97. D. c. Byers '9S, F. F. Ben net '96, R. Mitchell '96 S., F. E. Wade, '96, E. H. Cady '95 S., L. P. Sheldon '96, w. M Richards '95.
 22O yards run (handicap)-R. W. Bur net '97, D. c. Byers '9s, F. F. Bennett '96, R. Mitchell '96 S., F. E. Wade '96 H. Chubb '96 s., J. M. Jordan '95 S., S. K. Gerard 97, G. Frank '96 s., w. M Richards '95.
 40 yards run (handicap 15 yard umiD F. F. Bennett '96 F. E. Wade '96, H. Chubb '95 S., s. K. Gerard 's7, J. M. Jordan '95 S., c, Frank '96 S., w. M. Richards '95.
 SSO yards run (handicap 25 yard limit W. H. Wadhams '96. P. w. Crane '95, L. B. Johnson '9S, E. A. Betts '9S, B. B. Hinckley '97.
 As '96S., w. Darrach 97.
 Pole vault (handicap)-H Thomas 's5, G. N. Allen 95s.. l.. P. Sheldon 'ee.
 Mile run (handicap, 60 yards limit)-- w. H. Wadhams '96, A. F. Cleveland '98, J. F. Morgan '96 L. s.
 Throwing 16 pound hammer (handi- cap)-W. O. Hickok '95S., R. B. Hickok '97S.. H. P Cross '98, c. Chadwick '97, A. Brown '96, L. P. Shelton '96.
 120 yards hurdle (scratch)-E. H. Cady '95S., G. B. Hatch '96, E. c. Perkins 9S, J. Thompson '97, F. T. vanBeuren '98
 Broad jumping (scratch)--R. Mitchell '96S., L. P. Sheldon '96.
 Running high jump (scratch)--J. Hatch '96, s. K. Gerard '97, L, P. Shell don '96.
 22O yards hurdle (scratch)-E. H. Cady 95s., C., B. Hatch '96 E. c. Perkins '9S J. Thompson 97, F. T. vanBeuren '9S l.. P Sheldon '96.
 Putting 16 pound shot (scratch)-W l O. Hickok '95S., Fl, P. Cross '96, A. Brown '96.
 Throwing 5S pound weight (scratch)- W. o. Hickok '95S,, H. P. Cross '96, A. Brown '96.
 FOR THE TOWNSEND
 PRIZE. The speakers for the Townsend prize at the anniversary exercises of the law 1 school have been announced and are as follows: F. F. Donnelly of Oxford, N r.; Fred c. Rector of Circleville, O., and H. K. Smith of Hartford, Conn, all | of the senior class. The Townsend prize, established by the Hon. James M. Townsend in 1874, of $1OO, is annually | awarded to that member of the senior class who shah write and pronounce the best oration at the public anniver- sary on graduation. The other mem | oers of the graduating class will com pete for the Monson prize of $50, for the | pest graduating thesis.
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