The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-27
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The English Athletes Entertained-A Re-
ceptIon to the Freshman Glass by Judge
W. TX. Townsend-FOotball Games Sched-
uled-Practice mt the Field Yesterday
Other Items-General Reception for Yale
Freshmen Glasses Tonight at Dwight
Hall.
The Cambridge athletic team did not
practice Wednesday, as they took an af-
ternoon off to attend a reception tender
ed them by Judge William K, Town
send. They were taken to his summer
home on the Yale launch. The prac-
tice work of the English athletic team
was again omitted yesterday afternoon
on account of rain. The Yale football
squad, however, went out to the field,
and the college team and varsity team
lined up for a short practice game.
Captain Thorne did not play, but coach
ed the men from the side lines. A feat
ure of the practice was the good work
of Ives 90, at right end The English
team leaves for New York to-day to
practice there until October 5. The
Yale athletic team and the Cambridge
team were photographed at the field
Tuesday afternoon.
The following is the schedule for the
Yale football games this season;
Saturday, September %, Trinity at
Hartford.
Wednesday, October 2, Brown at New
Haven,
Saturday, October 5, Union at AL
bany.
Wednesday, October 8, Amherst al
New Haven.
Saturday, October II, Crescent al
Brooklyn.
Wednesday, october Is, Dartmouth al
New Haven.
Saturday, October &c, Boston A. A. al
New Haven.
Wednesday, October 80, Dartmouth al
| Springfield
Saturday, November 2, West Point al
West Point.
Wednesday, November 6, open.
Saturday, November 8, Brown at Prov.
idence.
Wednesday, November 19, open.
| Saturday, November 16, open.
| Saturday, November 20, Princeton al
| New York,
| The Scientific school freshman elias:
assembled in room AZ in North Sheffield
| hall yesterday afternoon. The elias:
was organized and announcements vert
made of text books, lessons, and thu
results of entrance examinations.
! A reception to members Of the fresh
man classes, academic and scientific
| will be held in Dwight hall this evening
| at 8 o'clock.
President Dwight and those members
| of the faculty who are to have charg'
| of the freshman class will be present
4 The committees from various classe,
| are: '96, A. e. Foote, S. B. Thorne, r
/ B. Treadway; $685., H. l.. MCGEE, A. P
Thompson; 81, C. M Fincke, E. E. Gar
rison, F. 7. Murphy; '9S, D. D. Burrell
| M. J. Dodge, G. Parker.
| Mr.. H S. Anderson, who has beef
! assistant physical Instructor at th
| gymnasium for two years, and who re
Gently resigned his position there, will
be succeeded by Mr.. HI. G. Watson, for
merly of South Maryland university.
Phil H. Stillman - s., Yale's famou
line man in football, will coach tn
/ Elizabeth Athletic association football
eleven this fall.
The academic freshman class report
ed in Alumni hall yesterday afternoon
to register and receive cards of instruc
| ton
The caps and COWS for the senio
class have arrived, and will be distrib
uted from Alumni hall this afternoo
and tomorrow, so that they can b
worn to chapel Sunday morning.
The regular class work of the gym
naeium will begin ON Tuesday, Octobe
/.
| Dean Smith of the medical schoe
and Dean Wayland of the law schoo
Ihave decided that the frightening of tn
courses in these two departments wi
not go into effect until September, 1885,
4 Frank S. Butterworth of the '94 Yal
football team is now coaching the Uni
versity of California football team.
! Beginning to-day a special car for tn
university football team will leave tn
gymnasium every week day at p. m
during the season.