The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
THE YILE-H1RY4RD DEBATE TO.
 NIGHT.

The Ball Game To-day at Vale Field. Freshies vs. sophs-wurts Debating Club-Other Notes.
 A game of baseball will be played at the Yale field this afternoon between teams from '9S and go. The usual horse play will probably be indulged in and hilarious time is expected.
 Manager J, J. Elliott '96, of the Princeton baseball team, and w. S. Miller '96, manager of the Yale nine, have decided that the game which is to be played between Princeton and Yale in case of tie on June 13, should take place on Manhattan field.
 HARVARD MEN ENTERED.
 The following Harvard men have en- tered for the track games to be held at Yale next Saturday. Mile run, D. Grant and H. w. Foote; $50 yards run, J. Boardman, jr.; 12O yards dash, F. II. Bigelow; 22O yards hurdles, J. L. Bremen; 120 yards hurdles, V. Monroe; mile bicycle race, G. F. Baker, jr., and H, B. Hewitt; broad jump, J. G. Clarke.
 CLASS DRAGONS ELECTED.
 w. k. Cochran, jr., F. J. Drummond, and D. D. Pruch have been elected per- manent class deacons of the freshman class of the Sheffield Scientific school YALE-HARVARD DEBATERS THIS
 EVENING.
 The following men will act as ushers in the Yale-Harvard debate this even A F. F. Bennett '96, G. l.. Buist, ir., '96 J. G. Eldridge '96, F. F. Wade '96. G. l.. Parker '97 H. Bingham, jr,, '9S, and l.. G. Pettee '9S.
 The banquet to be given to the speak CTS in the debate will be held imme- diately after the debate at Traeger's Covers will be laid for forty.
 NOTES.
 J. E. Ridgeway, '9SS., has been chosen whistler for the freshman glee club.
 H. P. Cross '96 is training the Dart mouth candidates for the hammer throw and shot put.
 The regular meeting of the Wurts de- batting club was held in the law school at o'clock last evening. Alcorn and Gavin spoke for the affirmative and olllllu anu T1dlDeIl TOT lIe negative,
 stephen B. Roe '96S, died Tuesday at his home, No. 35 East Thirty seventh street, New York city, from consump- ton.
 The men taking the biological course in Shelf, were photographed on the steps of the biological laboratory al 4;45 yesterday afternoon.
 ATHLETICS-OTH COLLEGES.
 Captain Brewer of the Harvard track team has ordered the following men to the training table: Bigelow, Putnam Marshall, Phillips. Fish, Kubli, Vim cent, Stickney, Grant, Fenno, Clark Mason, Munroe and Redpath The Harvard victory at Philadelphia last Saturday has aroused new hope in the breasts of the crimson men and Har- ward expects to win in track athletics this year. Her weakest point has al ways been in the field events, but with Kubli in the shot put and Clark in the broad jump her score of points there should be larger than last year. Kubli who was second to Hickok of Yale last year, recently put the shot distance of forty feet. Clark has covered 22 feet 8 inches in the broad jump.
 Princeton's open athletic games are to be held on Saturday, May g, begin ming at Il o'clock in the morning. The events open to all amateurs are as fol lows: 100 yards dash, 220 yards dash 440 run dash, 8S0 yards run, one mile run, 120 and 220 yards hurdles races one mile bicycle race, one mile walk, II pound shot, 16 pound hammer and pole vault Medals will be given as prizes to the first. second and third men 1T each event Entries will close to-day with Seward Erdman, 2 South bod hall Princeton N. J.
 Special features of the Harvard uni sity games at Holmes field, Cambridge on May 9, will be a half mile specia scratch race and 8 one mile relay ract open to all schools and colleges. Int half mile race should be a clinker i Kilpatrick, the Union college crack meets Hollister last years intercolle giate champion, in the SS0 yards run Hollister is in fine form at present having recently done the half mile ii 1:57 Entries for the Harvard game: close to-day with P. S. Dalton, Cam bridge, Mass.