The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-29
PRIN0EToNY ATHLETES.
for the Teams showing
what the They Can DO.

Special TO the JerSCp Catu NelCS.
PRINCETON, April 20. 1S95.-A meeting
of the candidates for half, full and quar-
ter back on the next years team was
held in University Hall, Tuesday even
ing, in response to the call issued by
Captain Lea. 1t was decided to hold
practice on Wednesday and Thursday
AFTERNOONS of each week from now. The
work Of the men will be very light, the
full backs practising catching and KICK
ing, the half 7Paeks catching. and the
quarter C passing and catching. Ine
following men are at present practising.
Pierce and Edwards, '96; Stahl, Poe.
Cowan, Smith and Reynolds, '97; Hutch
inson. Graham. Armstrong, Quigg, Aiten,
Aman, Groos. Oil and Brock. '9S.
The first seminary road race took place
Wednesday afternoon, the course being
from the Princeton Inn to Kingston and
return, a distance of six miles. era
ham, '93. finished first in. Is minutes;
McConaughey. s95. second, and Hopper,
,g7. third.
The following games have been arrang-
ed for the Freshman baseball team
May 4, High School at Pottstown; May
s, Pennington, at Pennington; May TO-
Lawrenceville, at Princeton; May ~.
Columbia, '9s, at Princeton; May ~,
Princeton Preparatory, at Princeton;
May rs. Harvard '99, at Cambridge; May
80, Harvard '9S. at Princeton; June !,
Lawrenceville, at Lawrenceviile.
The Brokaw building will not be ready
for use this spring. The Faculty Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings after
an inspection. in conjunction with Treas
urer E. c.. Osborne, has SO decided.
The showing made by the baseball
team on the southern trip and in the
games with Pennsylvania State College
and Lafayette, on the local grounds
during the past week, has given the
undergraduates a pretty good idea of
what may be expected of the. Tigers In
the line of baseball this spring. Bar
r Iangg isa tendency P e &c to Pleses a a strong e5aly
team this spring. Trenchard is catch-
Ing better than was expected, while
Smith. who caught SO briliiantiys Ior the
laid off ON account Of a sore arm. mas
recovered sufficiently to justify him In
Coming sne out e On : the 5sjp IS ct shin 6hs team cam
but do the work for the Varsity when
he did for the freshmen last spring,
he will greatly strengthen the team.
A~ltmangand Bradley are at present SUI
fering from sore arms. so the pitching
talent is reduced to Easton, wilson,
Jayne and Hetzrob. Ii bradiey can
but get his arm in shape, Yale will have
all the argument she wants both at
Princeton and in New York. Otto at
first is fielding well, but is weak at the
bat. The changing of D. Ward from
the outfield to second base has greatly
Strengthened the team. Brooks, at short.
is fielding we'll and hitting the ball hard.
Gunster, at third, is the weak spot In
the infield, not being anywhere near his
last years form. In the outfield, Prince
ton is exceptionally strong. Payne, in
left, Easton in centre, and Bradley in
right field. are playing an exceedingly
strong game.
At a meeting of the Tiger Board the
following were elected to constitute the
new board for the ensuing year:-R. E.
Perry, '96; A. NJ. Hopper. 81; II. E. Mat
tison, '97; w. B. Pell, '9S; B. r. Miller.
'9I, was elected Business Manager: "a.
]. Leonard, '97. Managing Editor, an
w. B. Pell, '9S. Managing Artist.
The Senior Dance Committee have
made the final arrangements for the
dance which will be held next Friday
evening. Coster of New York will have
charge of the decorations, and Hill OF
Trenton will serve the supper.
At a meeting of the Anti-SpoflS League,
held Thursday, in Old Chapel, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:-E. w. Hamilton, '96, Presi-
dent; M. D. Pierce. SO, Vice President;
Treasurer. It is the purpose and inten-
ton of the League to secure prominent
men to address the students on subjects
of reform from time to time.