The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-17
YAhE NOTES OF lNrEREsr.

c, Wylls Betts Prizo Composition Subjects
 No Yale-Prinoeton Game Tickets to Go
 to Speculators-Dw Hail Meeting
 Other Items.
 The c. Wyllys Betts prize is awarded annually to that member of the sopho- more class in college, who shall have exhibited the most meritorlous work in the required compositions of the year, and in a special essay on prescribed subject" The special essay" for 1897 is to be "A Study in the Style of Thomas DeQuincey," based upon the following works; The English Mail Coach" "Suspiria de Profundis," Con versation," and "The Revolt of the Tartars."
 NO TICKETS TO SPECULATORS.
 The manager of the football team an nounces that every effort will be made this year to keep tickets for the Prince ton game from the hands of specula- tors. The management will therefore buy back all tickets which holders do not wish to use themselves. If hold CTS wish to dispose of tickets on the day of the game, they may leave them with Tyson & Bro. either at the Wind sor or Plaza hotels, New York Owing to the unusually large number of ap- pEcations received this year from grad uates and undergraduates, there will be a great scarcity of tickets, and there fore those who do not wish to use their tickets will confer great favor on the managemnt by returning them to 1Sl Lyceum.
 A record has been kept of the names Of all men to whom allotments of seats have been made, and if these seats are found in the hands of spectators the names of the men who obtained the allotments will be published.
 HINKEY OUT AGAIN. It is announced that Louis Hinkey, Yales full back, who has been laid up over week with tonsiltis, has resum- ed practice on the Yale eleven Hinkey is still somewhat weak, but the coach CTS plan to give him about fifteen min uItes' drill on the varsity each day till the Princeton game, where he will prob- ably line up in his position
 DWIGHT HALL MEETING.
 The general religious meeting of the university Sunday evening was ad- dressed by John Crosby Brown, esq, of New York city. MT. Brown spoke from the point of view of a practical business man sho.
 of systematic giving might be adapted to all classes of col1ega men, including those who are working their way through college as well as those who are living on comfort
 working of these principles was clearly illustrated by several concrete cases of 1 men having various incomes in col lege. The newly appointed committee in charge of this matter is T. NJ. Brown 97, chairman; F. N. Bosworth '97, H. s. Coffin '97, F. H. Hume '97, s. F. Judd | '97, Ii. Bingham, jr., '9S, F. Wickes '9S, H. B. Wright 9S, D. H. Day '99 N. C. Holland '99, H. J. Nichols '99, w Moves '99, R. K Askew 1900, c. L. Tiffany 1900, l.. Wilcox '97S., W. Cochran '9SS., L. s. Treadwell '99S.
 1 OTHER ITEMS William H. Salmon '94 addressed q body of men from various colleges last l Friday evening in Boston and on Sat ,urday morning spoke at the Massachu- | setts Institute of Technology 1 There will be a handicap shoot of the Yale Gun club on Tuesday, November | 24, for cup.
 1 There will be no meeting of the classical club this week owing to the 1 Princeton game
 l FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CAPTAIN. | At meeting of the freshman foot ball team, held last evening, c. E. Sul- l livan of Cincinnati was elected per manent captain. MT. Sullivan prepared for college at the University school in Cleveland and was captain of the team there in his last year. playing quarter back.
 l HOCKEY CLUES TRIP. A meeting of the Hockey club was held last evening in 45 Vanderbilt. The officers elected were: A. s. Barnes '97 S., temporary captain; J. A. Hall 97 S.. temporary manager. The advis- ability of taking a Christmas trip was carefully considered and games were arranged at New York, Pittsburg, Bal timore and Washington No perma- nent dates have been made with these clubs, but will be later A meeting will be held next term for permanent or