The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-18
YALE UNIVERSITY NOTES,
THE BOLD ONE HUNDRED WHO ARE
 CINDIDITES

| presented lnemSelVeS LOT NdFlOuS pOsl' tions on the varsity baseball team are as follows:
 For catcher-G. z. Gray '96, Howland Twombly '96, D. U. Wilcox '95 S., L. M Bass '97, E. B. Hamlin '96, R. D. Reed '96 S., G. c. Moore '9S, c. F. Goodman '9S, M. U. Bernheim '9S, R. J. Turnbull jr, 9S, E. A. Hoffman 97 S., Alexander Middleton '97 S., H. L. DeForest '97, C. R. Hemenway '97.
 For pitcher-F w. Matthews '96, J. C. Thaw 96 S., F. B. Smith '96 s., P. c. Peck '96 B. c. Chamberlin '97 S., c. G. Wallis '97 S., w. L. Thompson '98 E. A. Ed wards '97 S., S. S. Feeter '97 S., William F. R. Griffith '97 S., G. R. Tracy '97 s., G. H. Edwards '97 S., c. E. Ives '9S, F. G. Palmer '97 S., D. D. Burrell '98, c. M. Warren '9S, J. A. Walsh 9S.
 For infield-S. l.. Quinby '96 S., c. M. McCance '97, c. M. Fincke '97, G, w. Shaw '95 S., H. Taylor '96, Russell Col gate '96, L. M. Williams '9S, H. R. Shares '97 S., J. H. Johnston '97 S., A. c. Drew '97 S., E. P. Ketchum 98, w. P. Jackson
 9S, H. M. Wilson '98, Duncan Douglass
 97 S., Thomas Allen '98, E. M. West '97 S., J. J. Hagen '98, H. w. Letton '97 S., M. U. Ely '9S, P. L. Hotchkiss '9S, G. B.. Rich, jr., '97 S.. D. Bamberger '98, A. B. Shade '97 S., c. G. Spalding '97 S., D. T.. Leahy, jr., 98, M. w. Enrich '9S, R. E. Forrest '98, w. B. Johnson '98 o. Gold smith '9S, G. H. Milliken '97, S., F. c. Nc Intosh '9S, R. H. Crowell '9S, E. E. Sel- leck '97 S., c. R. Bement '97 S., C. H. Cooke '97 S., I. N. Swift 9S, D. N. Bar ney '97 S., J. w. Wadsworth, jr., '9S, A. W. Kelley '97 S., R. s. Van Buren '97 S., H. D. McCandless '97 S., c. H. Peix '9S, J. T. Crane 9S, G. s. Cowan '9S.
 For outfield--W. w. Heaton '96, N. M Harris, l.. S., c. M, Reed '97, Bs w. Parker 9S, R. T. Garrison '9S, A. l. Lewis '98, Malcolm Glendinning '9S, D. c. Blackman '97 S., H. M. North '97 S., c. P. Hine '98, R. s. De Golyer '97 S., G. II. Hurlbert '97 S., L, H. Van Every '97 S., Alexander Bunce '9S, R. Cal lender '9S, c. c. spreyer '9S, c. H. Bartlett '97 S., Henry Fletcher '9S, W. L. Barnett '9S, J. B. Burnet '9S, Craig Colgate '97 S., E. o. Emerson '98, G. B. Perry '98, F. H. Simmons '98, R. V. Sawyer '97 S., Levi Wilcox '97 S.
 At the annual convention of the Intercollegiate Athletic association, to be held at the Fifth avenue hotel, New York, February 20, the following amend ments and changes will be proposed by Yale representa- tives:
 To add to Article TX of the constitu- tion so that it shall read: .. but the trial heat of the quarter-mile, one hundred yards dash and the two. mile bicycle shall be run off in the
 To change Article VI of the bylaws so that it shall read:
 1. 100 yards dash, final heat
 2. 120 yards hurdle, trial heats.
 3. Half-mile run.
 4. Two-mile bicycle, final heat.
 5. 12O yards hurdle, final heat.
 6. One-mile walk Cor three-mile run)
 z. 44O yards dash, final heat.
 8. 220 yards hurdle, trial heats.
 9. 220 yards dash, trial heats.
 10. One-mile run.
 il. 220 yards hurdle, final heat.
 F. 220 yards dash. final heat.
 To change Article X of the bylaws so as to read: "No college shall enter more than six men for any one compe- tion, or start more than four.'
 It has been announced that the essay selected as the best of those submitted for the Lit. medal competition was judged not worthy of the award, so this year, the first time in many years. the medal will not be awarded. The Judges were Professor Beers, Dr. Phelps. the chairman of the Lit. board, and Mr W. H. Bishop.
 The following elections to Chi Delta Theta have been announced: R. s. Bald | win 95, of New York city, w. A. Delano 95, of Philadelphia, and w. A. Moore, of | N. Y.
 The services in Battell chapel yester- lay were conducted by Rev. pr. George A. Gordon, pastor of the Old South | church, Boston, who also addressed the | general religious meeting of the univer- iity at Dwight hall last evening.
 The Colorado club held it's annual ban luet at Heubleins Saturday evening. Covers were laid for eighteen and an elaborate dinner of eight courses was served President J. E. Good '95 was postmaster.
 The following men will compose the second and Freshman Glee clubs for the ,nsuing year:
 SECOND GLEE CLUB.
 First tenor-H C. Nutting 95, H. V. Day '95 S., D. G. Stalter '96, c. s. Drake, r., '97, R. w. Holden '97 D. H. Gillespie ]S, P. Hinkle '97.
 Second tenor-G. B. Alvord '95, G. D. Kellogg '95, E. D. Collins '96, l.. D. Voor- eis '97 S.. F. O. Robbins '96, P. H. Ly- nan '9S, J. H. McCullagh '96 S., E. H. Hume '97.
 First bass-C. E. Meigs '95 S., J. c. Iollister '96, H. c. Jackson '96 S., T. w. filler '97, J. R. Lineweaver '97, w. c. Iorgan '96, E. F. Bell '9S, H. w. Carey r.
 Second bass-F. P. James '95, L. G. lead '97, T. F. Russell '97, F. T. Bell, E, '96 S., G. B. Taylor '97, D. L. Eddy S, E. H. Brewer '97 S.
 FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB. First tenor-M. J. Dodge '9S, G. G. chrieber '9S, D. H. Gillespie '9S, D. B. iddy '9S, E. L. Clark '9S, s. N. Spring 8, E. P. Ketchum '9S.
 Second tenor-P. H. Lyman '98, c. E. yes, '98, H. E. Butler '9S c. c. Jones 8, H. Bingham, jr., '9S, c. E. Merrill :, '9S, A. D. Richards 9S.
 First bass-G Parker '9S, F. W. She