The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

kicking contests were received Wednes. day, and are now on exhibition in Cor bins window. In both events the win ners of first place will receive the gold lined silver loving cups, eight inches in height, and the small cups of similar pattern five inches in height will go to | the second place winners. The Meriden Silver company are the designers of the prizes. The contest in bunting will be held at the field tomorrow at o'clock in the afternoon, and the same rules will govern as last year, but the drop kicking will not come off owing to the poor showing made, until the last of the week.
 The University ndne left last evening at 6;55 for Andover, where they will play the Phillips Andover team this af- ternoon, F., S. Butterworth will be tried in the box. On Saturday the Brown-Yale game will be played at Providence. The final makeup of the team to-day will be as follows: Rustin ss, Keator If, Redington of, Stephen son 1b, J. Quimby 2b, s. Quimby If,
 
 The first championship game in the inter-class series will be played at the field this afternoon between the senior and junior class hines. The makeup of the two teams will be as follows:
 's5-B. H. Twilight ss, c. T. Adee lib, J. D. McKell 3b, F. Hinkey If, N. w. Sayler if J. E. Good of, H. G, Miller 2b R. Peet C, Jackson D. '9e-Peck rf Thorne 2b, R. Colgate 1b, Hedges ss, Twombly c, Root If, Taylor of, Shaw Sb, Gunther p, Whitcomb substitute.
 The thlrtieth volume of the Yale Pot Pourri appeared yesterday and resem- bles the volume of last year. It con- tains 280 pages of reading matter, in- cluding the usual list of the depart ments and university directory, athletic records of the past, list of school clubs, and the various college organizations. Another interesting feature Is a care fully prepared comparative table of the atheletic records of English and American universities. Half tone views of the campus and new Shelf. and law school buildings. The frontice piece Is fine picture of the statue of President Theodore Dwight Woolsey by Prof. Weir of the Art school.
 The following members of the middle class of the divinity school have been licensed to preach by the New Haven Central associations: Thomas V. Baker, George A, Bushlee, Arthur G. Beach, Edward J. Converse, John Deans, John M, Dick, Frederick w Herman, John Fl. Kimball, Edward S. Noble, Evarts W. Pond, Wallace Short, Julia M William w. Wallace, Edgar c. Wheeler, and Farley P. Womer.
 Two picked baseball teams from '96 will play at the Edgewood grounds 
 The new members of the Sigma Kin will be initiated this evening.
 The tenth anniversary of the gradua- tion of the class of '85 will be celebrated in thic city during the week beginning January 23, with class headquarters at 176 Lyceum. A business meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 25, and the decimennial dinner will be held in Loomis' hall in the evening of the same day. A band will accompany the class to the Harvard ball game.
 Profs Perrin and Sumner are on the corps of lecturers for the University extension summer meeting to be held at the University of Pennsylvania from July to 26.
 Dr. Seaver has removed to No. 25 Lynwood street. The intercollegiate gun shoot between Yale, Harvard and Princeton will take place in this city May IS.
 The Book association of the divinity school yesterday elected the following 'fficers: J. H Kimball president, E. W. Pond vice president, c. P. Pierce and treasurer, J. w. Baker ialesman. The University of California athletic cam will not reach the east in time to I participate in the annual track athletic | ;ames to be held tomorrow.
 The debate between the representa- ! ives of the Yale and Harvard prohibi- | ion clubs will take place in Unity hall, | Hartford, May ii. Samuel Peterson and | I, R. Kerr, both '95. divinity school, will represent Yale.
 Prof, Curtis will act as secretary of l he divinity school fac'lty during Prof teyens' absence. Prof. Wells of the Scientific school Tith twenty-five men from '95 S., made n excursion to the Bethlehem, Pa, ron works last Saturday.