New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

pr,nca,on n J.. March 15-At a mass-meeting
OF the college held last Wednesday. the omcers OF
the Football Association for the ensuing year were
chosen w H. Andrus. 80. was elected manager
and Harrison Hall. '9s assistant manager. both
are members of the Cap and Gown Club
The final arrangements for the joint exhipltion
of the Princeton and Yale gymnast'c teams nave
been completed 1t will be given at princeton meat
Friday evening. The TWO teams VIII perform sePa-
rately their contests alternating on the programme
The Yale team consists Of fourteen men. Ihe'
programme consists Of horizontal bar, paraiei oars
flying rings, tumbng and Indian ciuo s"insi"s
The exhibition of the Princeton team CONSISTS VI
triple horizontal bars. double trapeze nylng rnss
flying trapeze balancing trapeze ana tumo'ne' Inc
Princeton team consists OF Captain r. Is. turner
,es q G. Blackmore. 90: F. NJ. Paul. 90; a. L.
Wheeler &c: Charles Browne. 81; X. Derr, 81 r.
r Pitcairn 9s: r. W. Beymer. 90. There VIII DC
no Judges and no competitions Of any KIND
The Executive Committee has been invited 10
make an exhibit Of all the trophies princeton mas
won In football baseball or In track games by the
Fxnosition Committee of the Sportsmen Association
of New-York City The exhibit VIII incluoe the
trophies Of all the leading American coheees anu
universities The Executive Committee nave ue
cided TO loan some of the trophies among 'he"'
The cup won by Waiter G. Dohm. '9O the kodmah-
Wanamaker Cup for class relay races the ioo'Dai'
banners banners Of Of 81 s. So two class baseball banners
a sdm H hs nass0 footballs Of IS and nd 49,
The Prnceton-Yale footballs of So SO ana IS; Inc
Farnum baseball, cup the ooa ,r Sup contesi the
nrize for the Caledonian class championship. given
by j. w Garrett, 95, and the Pease up, a ,o' ''e
class championship in the Caledonan games.
On February % Mr. Hatcher curator Oh p veI,es
Ayres He was accompanied by r A. ra,er so u;
formerly connected with the American Museum OF
Natural History Of New-York Ihey VIII al man n
exporations in Patagonia Mr.. Hatcher VIII en-
deavor. first TO make thorough study OF fa.a,
CONTAIN geology such as has never been done py
competent observer: secondly. to make exnausuNe
collections of the fossils which are fn Intensive
COLLECTIONS in the mneralogy. zoology and botany oil
A mock National convention for the nomlnattio}ls
Of the Pres dental candidate will probapIy De heiu
,,nder the auspices of the Republican CLUB c,,
The tournament of the University WHIST oiuo
has bcen in progress for about two weeks. l"eiNe
seams have entered. The tournament Is Tor me
,'niwers,tV championshp and suitable prizes will
also he given The Chess Club will soon hold
handicap tournament: valuable prizes VIII De srS d1
on last Monday further rrnuc,loh Oh .Ie ean 1n
dates for the Varsity baseball team was maze
,rbe members of last years team Joined the squad
and Altogether the candidates now number only
twenty The hardest kind OF practice VIII now pe
wedding out Of the candidates until outdoor practice
IS possible The men the Varsity squad ana ana
their positions as follows Catchers: smith w.
Titus SO: Graham. 81 Slidel. w; plIGners O1 81
'Jayne 81: Easton, sS; first base. Geer 80, Kelly.
'es: Schmalhorst. sem; second base Sankey, ~;
IVavave &C: shortstop. Ward 30; Wheeler VI
th:rd base Gunster. 'S: outfeid captain brauieE'
In addition to the Varsity, the Baseball Associa,
ton will support. as last year. the coilsonea.su
baseball team which is composed mostly O., n ne
their own and will give the Varsity daily practice
This has been found TO be the best way of develop
ing players for the Varsity team.