New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-23
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE

New-Haven Conn. March 22-There was
marked activity in debating IN the university las.
week Almost all Of the Law and Divinity Schooi
debating clubs have he'd spirited debates on the
question for the coming contest with Harvard anu
the preparation in general is hard and earnest.
The question is Resolved That permanent
court OF arbitration should be established between
Great Britain and the United States. Harvard
choosing the affirmative. The hrst triai ueoa'e
will be held Friday. meeting heIo ia''
Wednesday assured the permanence OF the lie"
Sheffield Debating Club. A constitution was adopteo
and regular weekly meetings will begin al once
Officers were elected as follows: G. 7. Nicholas
'9S s. president: J. b. Rose 81. s. vice-preslaen''
w H. Pouch sc. s.. secretary: c. Il. Rich ~ D.
treasurer: J. A. KONG. 81. 8, sergeant; Executive
Committee c. L. Collins, '96. s.. A. r. Iho"'p'o"'
go S., and j. r.. Rose. 81, s.. ex-ofiico.
The finals In the University CLUB pool tournament
were played last week between Mckinney boy'c'
81 and j. NJ Longacre SO. the former Wihhi"e'
The billiard tournament Is now IN process
The whist tournament won by Gilman 3D.
and Bryant; go who defeated Frank, 49, ana oh.i-
wood 81 Conklin. 'ss. and Beecher sS won inc
consolation match. al,
The varsity baseball squad practised on the heu
last Saturday. for the first time this year anu "
nlav out OF doors from on. while the weather
per-nits The work Of each day has been incredseo'
Some new features which have been lh'rouu0eu '
throwing 20 base. form in batting ana running 10
bases The candidates number ABOUT thirty
from whom not more than nfteen Will be taken Oh
the Easter trip.
The complete schedule Of games after the Trip
has been published and is as follows: April H.
Wesleyan, at New-Haven; April IA. Newton"
League at New-York; April H. Williams at New
Haven; April q Holy Cross at sBTnsieba erst apart
New-Haven; May l. Andover at And9ver; - nay Ssv.
brown Providence Nay Lataye'e e. az orange Msw
Nav ii. Wesleyan, at Middletown: May u.s. iaIe
graduates. a; New-Hayen; May 10, pr'hce'oN' e~
R RaVse Nav ny Princeton at SewHaven Nay e
Inlversity of Chicago at New-Haven; May 80
Brown at Providence jane mrer Prince
ton: June 10. Princeton. on neutral sI1vM 1tars n,
IL Amherst. at Amherst: June Is Wl a I.s a.
Wiliamstown June q. Princeton al , New III ne,
The fourth game scheduled with Princeton on neu
tial grounds will not be pla!ea III , oaSu hn, the
three games are won by me sane ~ uil1 he played
whether 1t is decisive or not: Dean oaSe.
has been elected manager OF me .. Cas-, .TS tnfer
class series Will be played off cary In May
The crew has been rowing on the naipoi a.iio =,
continuously and is rapidly becoming accusroineu Who ~
the open water. As expected some men %nu
showed up well in the tank went TO pieces wn men
thew struck the water. The contest TOT the W.
bow places which are s, close .e Rogers and
Miller alternate at bow, while the most iikey men
for No are Marsh. Whitney; NILS Brown AN, a,,a
this week and ii is expected that the final reaue
ton in the number of candidates VIII De lnao &c
that time The order Of the Doa T,e "a, No.
Ioneacre: No ) Bailey; No. 4 Rodgers; NO o.
Reasd: No. 2 Marsh. and bow, Rogers ..,
~ The class navy for a with the University
of Wisconsin. and definite arrangen,rndSs an Iune
made at once The race VIII oe ,ha S,ta 81 many
10 recattas of former years The feeiing OF
the Students is decidedly in favor OF the pan