The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-16
YALE NEWS OF INTEREST
ENTRIES IN THE ETON
 GAMES TO BE HELD TO-DAY.

Plan for Preserving South Middle-Di-
 vinity Students to Speak at Anniversary
 Day-Kipling Club Banquet Other Col
 lege Items.
 The following officials have been ap- pointed for the Princeton games, which will be held at the Field thisi afternoon, beginning at o'clock:
 Referee, J. E. Sullivan, N. J. A, C.; judges, A. A. Jordan, N. Y. A. C.; H. Cornish, N. M. A. C.; J. E. Heaton; timers, A. B. Coxe 'S7, c. H. Sherrill 'S9, G. Brokaw, Princeton; D. c. James, Princeton; field judges, H. G. deSibour '96; T, B. Hull. R. Fisher, N. Y. A. C.; judge of walking, H. Dimse; starter, w. H. Robinson; stewards, s. Day '96 and E. B. Turner, Princeton; assistant stewards, C. Gillette '97 and S. Erd- man, Princeton; announcer, D. W. G.. Anderson.
 The following is the complete list of entries:
 PRINCETON ENTRIES. | 100 yards dash-F. A. Lane '97, R. Derr '97, H. B. Jamison '97, L. F. Jones '99, c. Herndon '99, J. H. Colfelt '99, and J. s. Phillips '99.
 220 yards dash-R. Derr 97, H. B. Jamison '97, l.. E. Jones '99, J. H. Col felt '99, A. B. Graver '97 and H. c. Robb '97.
 40 yards run-J. H. Colfelt '99, H. c. Brokaw '97, A. B. Graver '97, H. B. l To-, '97, w. T. Laing '99, and A. R. For dyce, jr., '96.
 SSO yards run-H. c. Brokaw '97, J. Hanlon '96, H. Hall '9S, w. T. Laing '99, G. w. Bryant, Sem.; H. M. Stevenson '9S, F. Rosengarten '99, R. Thomas '9S, A. B. Graver 97, and J. H. Folfelt '99.
 One mile run-H. Hall 9S, R. Ster- 1 ling '97, N. E. Koehler '99, N. T. Laing 99, F. Rosengarten '99, A. B. Graver 97
 120 yards hurdle-M. w. Pope '97, w. T. Carter '9S, J. S. Hardness '97, c. Herndon '99, F. w. Axon 97. l 220 yards hurdle-L. E. Jones '99, w. T. Carter '9S, w. R. Wilson '96, F. w. D'Olier '9S, w. Yeatts '97. | One mile bicycle-A. Pomeroy 99, R G. Chappelle '99, c. H. McFarlane '9S J. R. Parker '9s, A. c. Fulton '9S, c. Brown '98, J. H. Bowden 99.
 One mile walk-E. O. McVitty '9S, R L. Smith '9S, F. Graves '98. | Pole vault-A. c. Tyler '97, W. R Trainer '97, l.. M. Strayer '99 High jump-W. E. Bottger '99, R Weber '97, E. w. Hamilton '96 J. Baird '99, W. M. Dear '97, R. Garrett, jr., '97. 1 Broad jump-W. E. Bottger '99, J l Ta MT L Tl Ta '97, P. M. Wayie 9S, R. Deer '97, A. R Fordyce '96, R. Garrett, jr., '97. I Hammer-J. M. Rhodes, jr., 97, w L. Schmalhorst, Sr.; D. M. Edwards '96 H. c. Potter 9S, A. c. Ayres '99, R Galley, Sem; D. Riggs '97. Shot-W. L. Schmalhorst, Sem; D | M Edwards, H. c. Potter '98, A. c Ayres '99, R. Galley, Sem; A. l. l Wheeler '96 R. Garrett, jr., '97.
 YALE ENTRIES. | 100 and 22O yards dash-R. W. Bur. net, V. Chappell, T. J. Fisher, s. G. Ger l ard, F. P. Garvan, R. F. Dyer l 440 yards dash-F. F. Garvan, s. K Gerard, T. J. Fisher.
 Half mile run-B B. Hinckley, F 1 Boardman, F. H. Betts. l Mile run-D F. Buckingham, D. Sage E. H. Lewis, C. Atha, F. H. Moves.
 Mile walk-F. c. Thrall, J. l.. Hitch 1 cock, William Darrach | 120 yards hurdles-E. c. Perkins, G. B Hatch, F. T. VanBeuren, T. H. Thomp son, P. Van Ingen.
 l 22O yards hurdles-L. P. Sheldon. J | L. Fewsmith, E. c. Perkins, F. T. Var Beuren, w. B. Conner.
 Mile bicycle race-E. Hill, jr., J. S l Mcfarland, H. L. Tweedy, J. l.. But Ter
 Running high jump-J. H. Thompson ]. M. Gerard, R. c. Merwin, l.. P. Shel don.
 Running broad jump-L. P. Sheldon c. H. Mitchell, F. T. Weston and J. L Fewsmith.
 Throwing the hammer-H. P. Cross F. G. Beck, c. Chadwick, R. Sheldon. Putting the shot-R Sheldon, F. G Beck, A. Brown, jr.
 Pole vault-C. c. VanWinkle, w. F Selin, F. W. Allis, T. Brett | TO PRESERVE SOUTH MIDDLE. | The Yale Alumni Weekly has the fol lowing to say in regard to preserving Old South Middle or a part of it as relic of old Yale:
 "Last week reference was made il this paper to plan looking towar' the commernoration of Yale's past, tha was a compromise between the destruc ton of the venerable South Middle an a preservation of it intact. This plan which has be,n considered more or les by university authorities and which, report is correct, has met with consider able favor, can now be given brief, here.
 'The plan is formed on the supposi ton that the superstructure of Soul Middle itself must be destroyed. contemplates, however, preserving tn foundations and so finishing them, wit
 coping or some kind of stone work, a to make them form an enclosure, sur rounded by low walls, which woul practically be the walls of South Mid i: dle. One idea has been to have tn
 coping made in curve, both comfort l able and graceful, so that it woul