The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-27
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST.


YILE NOTES OF INTEREST.
The Senior Baseball Team Won Interclass
Championship-A Good Game Expected
With Chicago University To-day-Musio
for Commencement-Oth Items.
The last in the series of inter-class
games was played at Yale field yester-
day afternoon between the teams of
'96 and 80. The game was rather unin-
teresting and slow. and resulted in
score OF Z to in favor of '96. BY the
result of the game the 90 team be-
comes class champion.
A game of baseball will be played at
the field this afternoon between the
Chicago university and the Yale var
sity teams. A good game may be look
ed for as the Chicago team is a strong
one this year, having defeated this
season most of the college teams in the
west and the University of Pennsylva-
mia in the east. The game will begin at
Ais this afternoon. The Chicago team
is under the management of A. A. Stagg
Yale 'SS, one of Yale's most famous
pitchers and football players. The
| team arrived last evening and is at the
| New Haven house. The men with the
team are II. D. Abells, f. D. Nichols,
III. M. Atkinson. H. I. Clarke, M. G.
Clarke, c. S. Pike, C. S. Winston, j. S.
| Brown, o. ]. Stewart, C. B. Herschber-
ger, G. II. Sawyer, H e. Jones' and A.
| A. Stagg..
Tho TOO rtyiH hof Of in,
| the following order:
| Yale-Quimby SIS, Murphy C, Keator
| If, Grenway If, Liton 1b, de Saulles 2b,
Smith Sb, Jerrems CT, Trudeau p.
Chicago-Nichols p, Jones G, Sweet SIS,
| Winston 3b, Herschberger cf, Brown IT,
| Abells 1b, Clarke IF, Atkinson 2b.
The music to be given in Battell
| chapel at commencement will be furn-
ished by the New Haven symphony or
| chestra, chorus composed exclusively
| of student voices and the chapel organ.
| There will be no commencement ode
| this year. The arrangements for the
music are in charge Of Prof. Sanford
as Prof Parker sails for Europe early
| in June. The program will be as fol-
! lows:
| Prelude
| Chorale-
| Fugue-
| ..... .........J. S. Bach Albert
| Orchestra.
| CHOTale. ale tune
Chorus and Orchestra.
| Largo. -. .......... Handel
| Orchestra.
| Chorale'' -. ...........'.. er
| Choir, Organ and Orchestra.
| War March from Priests, from
Athla.. ........ ........ .Mendelssohn
| Orchestra.
| KENT CLUB DEBATE.
| The Kent club debate for the Way
| land prizes will be held at the College
| street hall this evening, The question
| for debate is. Resolved, That United
States senators should be elected by
popular vote The dsputants are all
of the law school class of 1896, and are
| Andrew T. Bierkan, Harry S. Burrows,
| Herbert II. Kellogg, Edmund H. Nc
| Vey, Frederick S. Martyr, Andrew M.
| Robinson, Ernest G. Smith, William S.
| Tibbs. The judges of the debate will
be Hon. Chauncey NJ Depew, Rev.
| George William Douglass, rector of
Trinity church. this city, and G. N.
| Kendall superintendent of the New
| Haven public schools.
HAMBLIN is BETTER.
The operation of laparotomy was per-
| formed at the Yale infirmary Monday
afternoon on Joshua A. Hamblin of
| the freshman class of Yale. He was
| taken sick with appendicitis several
days ago and grew rapidly worse until
| it was decided there was no alternative
but to perform the operation which was
then DONE Dr. William H. Carmalt su-
perintending it.
| 1t was successful, but yesterday
| Hamblin had not regained his strength
sufficiently for the attending physi-
clans to give definite hope for his re-
| covery.
He was resting easily last evening,
however, and was as comfortable as
could be expected. His recovery is now
probable unless other complications
arise.
The second Glee and Banjo club gave
a concert in the town hall at Water
town, Conn.,, last evening.
NOTES.
The following officers of the Yale
Hillhouse High School club have been
elected for the ensuing year:
President, w. A Hart '97; vice presi-
dent, A. Brewer '97 s.; secretary and
treasurer, H. B. Wright '9S; executive
committee, A. Brewer '97 S., H. B..
Wright '9S. F. G. Beck '99, and w. F. c..
Tichborne '9S S.