The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-09

YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
COMPLETE ATHLETIC CALENDAR
FOE THE SPRING TERM. e.


Next Term-Board of Editors of Sheffield
Scientific Monthly organized-Yal Won
at Golf From Manchester.
The complete schedule of Yale athletic
events and contests for the remainder of the
spring is as follows:
Haven.
April 1o-Yale VS.. New York League Club
at New York.
Nd April 14-Yale VS.. Manhattan College of
April 15-Yale VS.. Georgetown University
at Georgetown.
April l6-Yale VS.. Hampton at Hampton.
April 17-Yale 1900 VS.. st. Pauls at Gar
den City.
April 17-Yale vs. University of Virginia
at Charlottesville.
April 19-Yale VS.. University of Virginia
at Lynchburg.
:, April 2o-1ale VS.. University of North
Carolina at Danville.
April 2l-Yale 1900 vs. Amherst 1900 at
April 24-Yale VS., Williams at New Haven.
Annual relay races of the University of
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, in which
Yale Will enter a team.
April 2S-Yale 1900 VS.. Hillhouse School
at New Haven.
April 2S-Yale VS.. Amherst at Amherst.
May 1-Yale vs. Brown at New Haven.
Annual open handicap Spring meet of Y.
A. A. at Yale Field.
May 5-Yale 1000 vs. Andover at Andover.
May 5-Yale VS.. Lafayette at New Haven.
May S-Yae 1900 VS.. Princeton 1900 at
May s-Yale vs. Wesleyan at Middletown.
May 11-Iale VS.. University of Virginia
at New Hagen.
May 12-Yale 1900 VS.. Williston at East
hampton.
May 14-Yale vs. Andover at Andover
May 15-Yale 1900 vs. Morristown Field
Club at Morristown.
VIC BROWN
Dual athletic games with Harvard at New
Haven.
May 19-Yale VS. Amherst at New Haven.
May 22-Yale 1900 VS.. Harvard 1900 at
May 22-Yale VS.. Orange A. c. at East
May % Yale 1900 VS. Edgewood at Edge
May 26- Yale vs.; Lehigh at New Haven. :,
May 29-Yale 1900 vs.. All Scholastic Of
Philadelphia at New Haven.
May 29-Yale VS.. Brown at Providence.
Annual Intercollegiate Athletic Games at
Mott Haven. Is
intercollegiate Relay Race in the games
Of the n Se " Jersey A. 9. at Bergen Point
May 31-Yale 1900 VS.. Harvard 1900 at
Cambridge.
June Yale vs., Holy Cross at New Ha-
June 5-Yale 1900 VS.. Princeton 1900 at
| Princeton.
| June 5--Yale VS.. University of Vermont
| ut New Haven.
| Annual Intercollegiate Bicycle Meet.
| June 12-Yale VS.. Princeton at Princeton
June 19-Yale VS.. Princeton lin case of a
| tie) at New York.
June 25-The Harvard Columbia Boat
| Race at Poughkeepsie or New London.
June 29-Yale VS.: Harvard at New Haven
| July 3-Yale VS.. Harvard On case of te)
| on neutral grounds.
HER GRADUATE COURSES.
ha pa1onh1nt Of noI1rsas Of Instruction In
| the Graduate School of Yale University for
| 1913 has just been sent to press and will
| be the largest one ever published, contain
| ing 90 pages. The number of courses offer
| ed has risen since last year from 260 to 300;
to $50
| The large increase in the number of
courses is in the Department of Natural
and Physical Science. In which "a courses
are now offered, instead of 43 for 1S96-'97.
| The apparent increase in the Department
greater, from II to 60; but this is due in
| part to the fact that the courses in San
| skirt, which have been reckoned with the
other oriental are o, now CHASED
| the number of available and important
courses for graduate students is greater
| than appears on the surface, since some I'M
dergraduate courses no longer appear as of
fered to graduates, and the courses prevail
| ing now run through the entire year instead
of being for term or semester, as was
the case with many. courses at Yale few
| years ago, and as is the custom at most
| universities The amount of time given by
! professors Of Yale University to graduate
Instruction is fully twice as much as six
years ago, and the Graduate department Is
much more fully organized.
| Professor Phillips, dean of the depart
ment, spoke of its progress as follows: The
increase in the number Of students within
| greatly the mutual stimulus and helpful
ness of the common life Of research. Iii
this connection attention may be called to
| the growing perfection of the system of
clubs or voluntary associations Of instruct
ors of advanced students for the reading of
papers and oral discussions. No university
| of the country has more active and useful
clubs of this kind"
TO PREACH IN BATTELL.
| The following ministers will occupy the
pulpit in Battell chapel Sundays during the
April 11-Rev. 9. r. Lamson, D. D., Hart
| May 2-Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall, pas.
tor Of the First Presbyterian church, Brook
May Grey. 8. E. Herrick, D. D., Boston
May 3O,Rev. A. j. Lyman, D. D., Brook.
June e--Rev. j. W. Cooper, D. D., New
June 13-Rev. George Alexander, D. D..
New York.
/ June AU-olSHOp JONI iHNeuJs
June 27-Baccalaureate Sermon, by Presi
dent Dwight.
Shelf. MONTHLY EDITORS.
The following men will compose the
Ninety-eight editorial board Of the Sheffield
Scientific Monthly: Lawrence Fitch of Mil
waukee, Wis; Edward =. Freeand of New
| York City; William f. Jelke of Cincinnati
Ohio; Claud H. Miller of Newark, N. j..
Harleigh ParklPlrst of Hartford Conn, and
Erastus 7. Tefft Of New York City.
OTHER NOTES.
The '9S board of editors of the Scientific
Monthly met last night to organize The
elections resulted as follows: Chairman
Lawrence Fitch of Milwaukee, Wis. bust
ness manager, Erastus Theodore Tefft, OF
New York City.
| Rev. DR.. Gessner of Christ church, West
Haven, addressed the Berkeley association
at it's regular meeting last evening.
| Yale won the team match with the Oxford
Golf club of South Manchester Wednesday
by five holes. The individual scores were
as follows: R. Terry. jr., beat W. B. Cheney
holes up; W. r. Belts beat j. P. Cheney
captain, 8 holes up; T. l.. Cheney beat H
r. Kneeland, jr., 2 holes up; W. G. Cheney
beat w. B. Smith holes up; J. G. Sterling
beat c. Colgate 1 hole up: ]. Reid, jr, beat
Mark Cheney holes up.
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| BOWLING.