New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
baseball teams have been organized. from whlch
will be drawn the material for the university team.
YALE.


Nev-Hsven Conn., March l5-The meeting OF
the corporation which was held on Tuesday. proved
esneclally interesting. because the chief question
a,so,ssed was that of the erection of a college
dormitory on the land recently purchased on YORK
Of II was decided to proceed at once with the con-
struction Of such building in accordance with
plans already drawn Ground was broken OH
Wednerday morning. and the builders are under
heavy penalties to have the work completed before
the onening of the college year. Out-of-towh
,nan,hers of the corporation who were present al
the meeting were Chauncey NJ. Depew. IS; Buch-
anan Winthrop. so. and Judge Henry E. Howlano'
a. of New York. and f. G. Mason. 80. OF Chicago
7 p SAWYER '97 has been chosen Edtor-in-Chief
OF The Record" for next year. and G. W. Beers
81 S. business manager. New editors are H. ue
p Tytus 's7; A. W. Bell, 81, and F. A. NJ. Schief-
felin 81 s.
A team from the Yale Gymnastic Association
will go TO Princeton on March 20 to assist in an
exhibition with the Princeton Gvmhasuc AsSoo'"
ton The team will consist of about ten men
A we-attended meeting was held in North Shef-
field Hall Wednesday evening to discuss the ad-
Visibility of forming a debating society In 'Shen
A number of professors addressed the meeting and
q committee of five three from the senior class ana
two from the Junior. were elected to draw up
constitution. and report in one week
One of the most interesting lectures of the week
was that of Professor William g. sumner OF
Earth Hunger: The Philosophy OF Ldnu pia"-
bling" Professor Wheeler will deliver his lecture
on Waterloo this evening In the College Street
Church. , 49,, ,,,-.,,..
At the annual meeting of the Yale Corinthian
Yacht Club II announced that there woud DE
no race with Harvard this year, and that the club
would occupy the same house on Morris Cove as
last year A. De W. Cochrane. 96, 5. was elected
commodore j. D. Sawyer. sc, vice-commodore'
and w S Hoyt, &C. commodore.
The winter indoor meet of the track team brought
out some promising who had not shown up
before Van Ingen the winner of the hurdles. was
a surprise and Boardman. a new man. took the
half-nlile with ease. Ais. in the pole vault. has
never been lid TO varsity form before. The meet
was n distinct success, and the chances of turning
oiIt a good team in the spring are bright.
day for the first time this year. and although the
work Is still somewhat hampered by the noatng
ice the tank is now used but little The eligibility
the men Monday by Walter Camp: 80 and all took
affidavit that they were eligible The AFFIDAVIT ana
formal entry of the Yale varsity crew In the Hen
lev regatta have been sent 10 England. 1t has been
decided that twelve men, including the coxswain.
will be sent over. and will sail on June on some
steamer going to Southampton. There are st!il
eighteen candidates and the number will not he
cut down until Just before the Easter vacation.
+ A. Johnson. ~. s. coached tho crew Friday.
and Bob Cook is expected to come up again soon
and coach the men for a day. The first boat Is now
rowing as follows: Stroke. Langford; l. Captain
Treadway C. Longacre: >. Sutphin; 4. Rodgers; Z.
Beard .. Brown; bow Rogers.