The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-26

throwing the siXteen-pound hammer, running high jump, and putting the siXteen-p pound shot Handsome silver vases or cups will be presented to first second and third men in eaca event. An entrance fee of fifty cents will be charged for each event, and the entries will close with c, Gillette, 335 White hall, New Haven, Conn.,, on Saturday, April 20, The handicaps will be allotted by Q representative of the Amateur Athletic union. The track is a quarter of mile with banked turns and 220 yards straightaway,
 VALE BICYCLE SQUAD,
 The Yale university bicycle squad now numbers about twenty three men who have been training since January 22, Up to February "A the work con- sisted of exercises in the gymnasium. Then outdoor riding was tried, but It was subsequently, stopped owing to snow storms. The squad is under the leadership of F. Hills jr,, '9T, and Of the men in training about ten will be selected. It is thought that eight sin gle riders and two tandems will be en- tered in the Intercollegiate races which will probably be held at Coney Island as this is the fastest track in the iCin- ity of this city Men will also be en, tered for the Harvard meet on June 3, besides the regular circuit races 'n and about this city. Three men will also be entered for the one mile race in the e-Princeton games. Through the efforts Of the Athletic association tile individual expenses of the riders will be very small. The project If having n Yale bicycle meet early in May similar to the Harvard races in June has teen discussed somewhat but while t is agreed that it would be good Tor Yale 1t is doubtful if it can be held this year
 NOTES.
 Yesterday afternoon the candidates for the Yale freshman crew, who num- bered seventy at the beginning of the year. were reduced to fourteen. Mon- day these Fourteen. from whom the crew will be made up, will begin eat ing at the training table at 116 York street.
 At a meeting of the "Coystrel' crew A. C. Ledyard 9S was elected captain and A. c. Harrison '9S manager. The coaches are G. T. Marsh '9S and Payne Whitney 9S.
 The university crew will remain in New Haven during the Easter vacation with the exception of Saturday and Easter Sunday The freshman crew will also remain in New Haven.
 YALE RECORD BANQUET.
 The twenty-fourth annual banquet of the Yale Record will be held at Heublein's at 7:30 o'clock on Monday evening, March 30. Quartets from the Glee club and Wells orchestra will fur nish music. About fifty persons will be present, and the graduates will be we'll represented. F. M Hurley, Harvard '96, will be present and will speak for the Harvard Lampoon. H. J. Fisher '96 and W. H. Wadhams '96 will act as toastmasters. The following toasts will be responded to:
 The Outgoing Board" ........,.....
 ..,........ E x. McLanahan 's6 ",rhe Incoming Board".. ....... .s.t
 ..................... P, Sawyer '97 "The Outside World '................
 ................ Professor Wheeler ''The Lampoon'' ''.............
 ...,. E. M Hurley, jr.. Harvard '96 "Yale's Outlook. .. A. G. c. Sage '96 "Recolectlons of q Business Man
 ager" ......,A.4 4Ashbel Green, IT,. '9l
 DEBATE.
 The Sheffield debating club held it's regular meeting at 7:S0 o'clock last eve- ming in room S2. North Sheffield hall. The debate was upon the question: Resolved, That a four years course will be beneficial to the Scientific school !" The affirmative was support ed by H. l.. McGee '96 and R. c. Lam phier '97 the negative by u G. Marty '96 and H. S. Pickands '97 JOINT GAMES.
 The following entries from the Ath- lectic association have been made in the joint games of the Twelfth regi- ment and the Pastime Athletic club in the Twelfth Regiment armory, New York, next Thursday:
 60 yard handicap-R w. Burnet '97, & K Gerard '97 D. c. Byers '97. F. P. Garvan '97 R. r. Dyer '9SS., H. Fl. Tomkins 's9, F. c. Moves '9S. 60 yards novice match--R. F. Dyer 9SS., H. H. Tomkins '99.
 40 yards handicap--S. K Gerard 97, r. r. Garvan '97, E. c. Moves '9s, T R. Fisher '9S &, w. s. Johnson '99 1000 yards run handicap--Betts 'as A. S. Mann '99, N. B. Beecher '9s, R. J. Turnbull '9s.
 $50 yards scratch--W. S. Johnson '99, c. J. Herrick '99. D. Sage '97. c. Atha '9SS.
 One mile run handicap--Buckingha The following men from '97 S. have been elected to compose the editorial board for the ensuing year: John Wal | ter Best of Denver, Col; Edward Ar l thur Bredt of Orange, N. J.; Franklin | Jonathan Ely of Chicago. H.; Francis | Stanley North of Chicago, Ill.,: Henry Sparks Pickands of Cleveland. O.. and | Seth Sylvester Spencer of Buffalo, N | Y. The board will meet for organiza- l ton tomorrow evening at o'clock in room B North Sheffield hall OTHER NOTES. | The drawings for the pool tourna- ment for second prize are as follows: | Preliminary round, Hawes IS vs. Hoyt | 20. First round, Longacre 10 vs. winner | of first match. Lawrence vs. Mitchell l 17.
 In the preliminary round Hawes 1S defeated Hoyt 20--75-61.
 At o'clock yesterday afternoon ir Marquand chapel the Leonard Bacor club of the divinity school discussed the following subject: Resolved. That the l influence of the so-called American 1 Unitarianism has been benefieent."