The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-05
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Athletic News-Battery Candidates-Last Y. G. A. Meet-New Law School Course Winter Meet of Athletic Association.

have the athletic training table this spring at 1142 Chapel street where the crew, baseball nine and Mott Ha- ven team will be accommodated,
 The beneficial results from having the training table under one manage ment wer clearly shown last year. both in the service and the quality of the food The crew will be taken to the table about March 15; the baseball nine about the first of April, and the track athletic team soon after the Easter va cation.
 The absence of coaches has left the crew practically where 1t was a week ago, Captain Armstrong and Miller '91 continue to alternate at stroke, and the other positions are unchanged ex- cept that Cross 96 has returned to No. 5, and Judd '97 has succeeded Hol- comb '95 S.. at No 8. The freshmen cannot be said to have remained at a standstill. For some unforeseen reason the men who at one time rowed in fairly good form have gone all to pieces, and the general work of the boat is ragged i'm the extreme. Quanti- ties of loose ice in the harbor still make rowing there impracticable,
 Flood ice has also injured the float at the boat house so much that ex- tensive repairs will be necessary before 1t can be used.
 Contrary to former custom the can didates for the baseball team will be called out in three different squads. m this way more attention will be given to the undeveloped material.
 The freshmen began their training on Wednesday by picking up ground CTS in the cage and taking a short run. They are at present under the super vision of Captain Rustin but a tenn porary captain will be appointed to- day, who will be assisted in coaching by the members of last years team. No immediate reduction of the candidates will be made. To-day the candidates from the upper classes will be called out and with the addition of a few picked freshmen will constitute the second squad The members of last years team will not be asked to begin work in the cage until March 15, but as they will then be expected to be in condition for hard training, it will be necessary for each man to take some preliminary exercise.
 The new candidates for battery posi- tions have been further reduced to the following mem:
 rs-Chamberlain '97 S., Trudeau '96, Simmons '9S Gunther '95 S., Thompson '9S F. Smith '95 S.
 Catchers-Hemenway '97. w. Wilcox '95 s.. Bass 97. Twombly '96, Turnbull '9S, DeForest '97.
 At a meeting of the Graduate club held in their rooms at 954 Chapel street March 1 the following changes were made in their governing board: H. A. Smith 'S9 was reelected secretary, and Charles D. Curtiss 'SS S., was reelected treasurer of the club. The following committees were elected: House com mittee, G. D. Seymour, chairman; w. F. Day '92 S., and B. B. Boltwood '92 S. En- tertainment committee, L. " Pirsson 'S2 g., chairman, H. M Reynolds 80, T. s. Woolsey '72, F. W. Williams '79, and W.. H. Bishop '67. Library and art com mittee A. Van Name '5S, G. D. Sey- mour, and B. B. Boltwood '92 S.
 The annual glee club concert in New York for the benefit of the University crew. will be given in Carnegie hall Friday evening, April 26, at S:3O Carpenter 9S and Thurston 95 won from Schuyler '96 and Heidrich '96 in the preliminary whist tournament on Saturday.
 At the meeting of representatives from Yale and Harvard held at Spring | field Saturday it was decided to hold the | dual meet at Cambridge May IS. The | constitution was so amended that the | mile walk will be abolished after this | year. A relay race of one mile will | also be introduced with four men on | each team.
 The annual open spring games will be | held at Yale field May f. The annual winter meeting of the | Yale Athletic association will be held at | the Gymnasium Friday evening, March | 22, at o'clock. The following events l will be open to all amateurs: Thirty | yards dash, S5 yards hurdle, running | high jump, pole vault, sixteen-pound | shot. Handsome silver cups will be given to first and second in each event. | All entries will close on March 18th, and should be handed to Sherman Day, 61 Vanderbilt hall.
 It has been decided by the law school | faculty to introduce into the curriculum a course of bookkeeping and mercantile incorporation accounts to be started in a couple of weeks. A lecture on the subjects will be given once a. week,
  actual practice in the work.
 The last meet of the Y. G. A. will be held at the gym. tomorrow evening. At this meet the two remaining events, tumbling and the horizontal bar, will be decided The winner of the greatest number of points in all eight events will be announced the college gymnast, and will be entitled to wear "Y." He will also receive a heavy silver plated plaque, embossed in Grecian de- sign, the gift of John B. Heaton. The high jump will be given on Wednesday also, and the winner will have his name placed upon the large bulletin upon the main foor but this event does not count in the series. The six events already decided are the side horse, the long horse, flying rings, club swinging, rope climbing and parallel bars. First place counts five points and second three pionts.
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