The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-04-23
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
YALE FRESHMEN WON FROM Alr-
 HERsr '06, SCORE e1 TO 8.

The game of baseball between Yale '99 and Amherst '99 teams was rather uninteresting and loosely played, the Yale team easily winning by a score of 21 to 3, The Yale freshmen showed some considerable improvement over last week, but the Amherst freshies put up a miserable game. The Yale men played as follows Hamlin, D. and If ; Wear, 1b. Davis, s.s.; Atkin, Of, Broatde, 2b; Chauncey, If; Burrell, 3b; G. Hecker, C.; F. Hecker, D.; Spier, If
 The great feature of the game was the home run by Wear
 The summary of the game is as fol- lows:
 Yale '99.. ..,... 8 s 2 3 x-21 Amherst, '99.. ....2 0 0 0 1 O.
 Two base hit--Hamln. Home run Wear. Passed balls-Yale 1, Amherst 1. Base on balls--Hecker 3, Kindert 5 Struck out-Hecller 6, Kindert 4. Hit by ball--Burwell
 Owing to a sprained ankle Clyde Simmons '99 has been obliged to give up training for the track team.
 The 'Gentlemens Eight" has been photographed.
 W. R. Brinkerhoff secretary and treasurer Harvard bicycle club, was ir New Haven yesterday.
 NORTHFIELD COMMITTEE.
 The following men have been appoint ed on the Northfield committee of the Y. M c. A.
 From '96-C. B. Coleman, A. P. Stokes jr '96 sc. B. Sturges. '97-C. M Fincke, M. s. Rowland, A. E. Kent B. T. Ware. '97 sc. M. Chester, G B. Rich. '9S-H. D. Gallaudet, D. c Twichell, H. B. Wright F. Wickes '99-D. H. Day, R. P. Loomis, c. H Welles, jr., w. M. Wheeler.
 SHEET. DEBATING CLUB.
 The regular meeting of the Sheffield Debating club was held in room 32 North Shelf, last evening at 7:3' o'clock. The debate was on the ques tion: Resolved, That it is for the bes interests of our country to recognize the belligerency of the Cuban Insur gents Lester and H. M. Nortl spoke in the affirmative; Phillips anC Goodbody in the negative. FRESHMEN CREW CAPTAIN. William F. s. Griswold '99 of Erie Penn, has been elected captain of tn, freshmen crew
 THE PHELPS BUILDING. The Phelps Memorial building now ir process of erection, which will be ready for occupancy in the autumn of 1896 has been assigned to the use of tn, classical department of the university It contains, in addition to twelve or dinary class rooms, two seminar, rooms, and offices for instructors, large apartment for the library anC reading room of the Classical club This room is intended to become tn headquarters of advanced students il classical philo1ogy, and to furnish t, them the advantages of a good privat, library.
 AT LAKE WHITNEY.
 The boat house of the Durham Boa club has been opened and the shells pu on Lake Whitney. The club owns mum Der of single, double and other shells which are kept for the sole use of mem bers Annual single scull races for tn George H. Ford bronze trophy will b, held at the spring regatta, and tn, trophy becomes the property of tn, man winning it for three successiv, years.
 PROFESSOR GOOCH'S DISCOVERY Professor Frank 0. Gooch of Val, university has just devised two new methods of extracting hydrous chlorit of aluminium These new processes ar, thought to be of great practical utility and Professor Gooch has been granted letters of patent by the government which have been assigned to Bridge 1 port manufacturing concern The frs of the two methods consists of treating 8 suitable aluminium material with hy drochloric acid dilutel, separating tn, resulting solution by filtration iron the undissolved residue introducint into the solution hydrochloric acid ant separating the resulting precipitate The second process of consists of beat ing together a suitable aluminium eartl with sulphuric acid and treating tn, resulting mass with diluted hydroclori, acid separating the solution from tn, undissolved residue by filtration, intro ducing into solution gaseous hydrochlo ric acid and separating the resulting pFSclDlJdte.
 AT THE TRAINING TABLE. A. M. Speer, jr., '9S S., has been add ed to the list of men at the freshman baseball training table Those now a the table are Davis, Wear, Broatch Speer, Chauncey, Atkins, Wallace Hamlin, F. c. Hecker and G. k. Heck CT. In addition to these, Wakefield Brastow, Wellman, Montague, Benja min, Burrell and Hickok have beer kept with the squad and from thes' men four will probably be taken to tn, training table some time this week
 NOTES.
 Hon. James Schouler, ILL. D., of tht Boston bar, will lecture on Wednesday evening, April 29, at eight o'clock, il the College street church upon the sub feet, Independence in Politics" N tickets will be issued and admission will be free.
 Professor Ladd spoke before the Eng fish club last evening in the Englisl seminary room, No. 135 Elm street, a seven o'clock, upon What the Study of Philosophy Can Do for the Sudden of English"
 F. R. Lehlbach '97, F. A. Lehlbach '9 and c. F. Peterson '97 L. s. will talk, | part in an exhibition at the Bridgepor Y. M. c. A. on April 30.