The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-11
YALE NOTES or INTEREST.

YALE NOTES or INTEREST.
Glass Day EXerclses-Au Around Cham
pionshlp Games To-morrow-Remain
ing Athletic Events of This Term-Yale
Purchases More Property.
The histories on the class day will
be read by the historians in the follow
ing order; C. b. DeCamp, G. P. Day,
T, l., Clarke, Frederick Tilney and S.
K. Gerard. Between the histories songs
will be sung and at the end the ivy ode
to the music of "Integer Vitae" The
class day exercises will come on June
2S and will begin at 2 o'clock.
ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP.
The first games for the all-around
athletic championship Of the, univer-
sity will be held at the Field tomorrow
afternoon. The worlds records in each
event will be used as the basis of scor-
ing, while will be by per cents, as is
usual on such q field day. The track
events will be run against time. The
list Of events will be as follows: Sew
entyfive yard dash, seventy-five yard
hurdle, $40 yard walk, putting 16 pound
shot, throwing discus. running hop,
step and jump, high jump, pole vault
and half-mile run.
ATHLETIC EVENTS YET TO COME.
The following are the remaining ath-
letic events which will occur between
now and the end of the term:
June 12-Yale VS.. Princeton at Prince
ton.
June 19-Yale VS.. Princeton Gin case of
a tie) at New York.
June 24-Yale VS.. Harvard at Cam
bridge.
June 25--The Harvard Cornell
boat race at Poughkeepsie.
June 29-Yale VS.. Harvard at New
Haven
July 9-Yale VS.. Harvard lin case of
a tie) on neutral grounds.
ST. PAUL'S CLUB OFFICERS.
At a meeting of the St. Pauls club
held 176 Lyceum for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year,
the following We're elected; President,
G. D. Montgomery '9S; vice president,
w. F. Cochran, jr., '9S S., and secretary,
II. l.. O'Fallon 49,
BOUGHT MORE PROPERTY.
Yale university has purchased more
land, this time, property on the corner
of Library and York streets, having a
frontage of 1873 feet on York street and
l81 feet on Library street. The price
paid was 100000.
Yale now owns nearly all the prop
erty on the square enclosed by York,
Elm, Library and High streets. No
buildings will be erected on the newly
purchased lot, this year, but probably
a new dormitory will go up there, soon.
YACHT RACES POSTPONED.
The Corinthian Yacht club races
which were postponed from last Satur-
day, and which, it was expected, would
be sailed yesterday, were again post
poned and win probably be sailed off
to-day or Saturday
| ONE-FOURTH OF THE SENIORS
HELPED PAY THEIR WAY
THROUGH COLLEGE.
| The class annual of the seniors of the
| Yale academic department was issued
yesterday. Ninety-seven entered with
31S and will graduate with 279 men.
|
pay their way through college.
Dean Henry Wright was voted the
| favorite professor, Professor Arthur
Wheeler the most polished, Professor
Arthur Hadley the brightest. Professor
| Duncan the hardest to recite to, Pro-
fessor Schwab the easiest, Professor
Eugene Richards the hardest and Pro-
| fessor Kitchel the easiest to bluff"
| Rev John Watson clan MacLaren'D
| was voted the best preacher the class
| has heard in four years Seventy-nine
will study law, thirty-three medicine
and twenty-five theology. B. B. Kauff-
man was voted the most popular man
! in the class Hitchcock the hardest stu
dent, Smith the most versatile, Clar-
| ence Fincke the member who has done
| the most for Yale, Charles U. Clark the
| best debater, and Fred Murphy the
| best athlete.