The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-14
YALE NOTES OF IsrEREsI I,

Sophomore German Committee Elected
 Club House at the Field Robbed-A Golf
 Game With St. Andrews Club of New
 Boys Appointments Debating
 CIub-other Notes.
 A meeting of the sophomore class was held in Alumni hall last evening for the purpose of electing a sophomore german committee. A large represen- tation of the class was present, and the names of Wells, Chambers, Day, Wright, Cheney. Warren, Darlington, Griswold and Powers were presented for places on the committee. Those elected with the votes received were as follows: Griswold, 175: Cheney, 134; Wright, 121; Chambers, Ill; Powers, no.
 FIELD CLUB HOUSE ROBBED.
 The club house 1t Yale field was broken into Monday night and several lockers on the second floor were rifled. This is the fourth time that the house IIdS DGttl ell ltptiS tt the occasions have the indicators been apprehended. This time, however, es- pecial efforts will be made to catch the thieves, and it is thought that they will be found The value of the stolen goods has not yet been determined.
 EXETER AND ANDOVER TO PLAY.
 It may be of interest to those mem bers of the university who prepared at Andover or Exeter to know that two committees have been appointed by the faculties of those schools to act for their respective schools in making arrange ments for the renewal of the annual | football games between the teams of l the two schools. These committees l have entire authority to arrange the 1 date and other details of the game, which this year will be played at An l dover.
 { A GOLF GAME ARRANGED.
 The Yale golf club will play a game with the second team of the St An drew's Golf club of New York, on Oc- tober "A. The match will be played on l the links of the St. Andrews club, and each team will have. ten members.
 TO PREACH IN CHAPEL The list of preachers in Batteli chap el for the rest of the term includes Rev. pr. Anderson of Waterbury, Rev. Henry Van Dyke, D. D., of New York, Rev. George Harris of Andover. Rev. | Tennis S. Hamlin, D. D., of Washing ton, Rev. John DePen of South Nor walk, Rev. Prof. Bacon of Yale semi nary. Rev. H. M Curtis, D. D., of Cin- cinnati, Rev. A. R. Newman, and Rev. | Joseph H. Twichell of Hartford. NEW HAVEN BOYS HIGH STAND. Thirty of the fifty-five young men of the junior class, to whom philosophical or high orations have been awarded, are from New England preparatory schools. Those schools having the largest rep resentation are Hillhouse high school | 6, heading the list; Andover, 5; Hart | ford High school, 4. The New Haven boys who received high appointments l are: G. E. Bassett of Hopkins Cram mar school, R. F. Hunie of Hillhouse 1 E. c. Moves of Hillhouse, R. K. Root oi | HiIlhouse and Henry B. Wright of | Hillhouse, who receive philosophical; k 1 $. Dows of Hillhouse. H. w. Fisher ot tIIillhouse, who receive high orations.
 SHEFFIELD DEBATINB CLUB.
 The first regular meeting of the Shef. field debating club will be held this evening at 7:3O o'clock in room S2 | North Sheffield hall.
 The subject for debate will be: 'Re- solved, That persons may be justified il
 interrupting political meeting" Al l firmative, T w. Phillips '97S., F. W | Simmons '97S., negative, H. S. Pickard: '97S., NJ. Goodbody SIS.
 At the conclusion of the debate Prof
 A. Guyot Cameron will give a short in
 formal talk. All students of Shelf. ar, | invited to attend.