The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-05
YALE MOVIES or INrpnEsr.


Haie-Princeton Game at the Field This
Afternoon-Conte for Shooting Trophy
-Ail-Around Championship Games at
the Field June 12-other Items.
Yale and Princeton will hold shoot
within the next thirty days to decide
which of the two colleges will become
the possessor of the fishing and shoot
ing trophy. BY the. conditions under
which the trophy will be offered it will
go to the college that wins it the great
est number of times in five years.
Princeton and Yale have each won
twice and Harvard once, so the decid-
ing shoot will be held this month. The
exact date has not yet been decided,
but the choice of grounds has been
given to Yale and the shoot will prob
ably be held at the grounds of the New
Haven gun club. The teams will be
composed of the same number of men
as in the regular shoot, but each man
will shoot at sixty birds instead of
thirty. The makeup of the Yale team
has not yet been decided.
FRESHMAN GAME TO-DAY.
The freshman team left for Princeton
on the boat last night to play the
Princeton freshmen to-day. This is the
last game 1900 will play this year.
Princeton has already won one game,
and this will decide whether the base
ball supremacy will be awarded to
Princeton or not Besides the regular
nine Clarke, Newcombe and Dunn will
be taken as substitutes. The Yale
freshmen will bat in the following or
| der: Eddy, If; Morton, 2b; Ferguson,
IF; Bronson, SIS; Russell, 1b; Sullivan,
C; Crawford,3b; Whittlesey, p; Lyon,cf.
ALL AROUND CHAMPIONSHIP
The allaround championships will be
! held at the field on Saturday, June II,
as that date will permit the bicycle
men taking part The worlds records
in each event will be used as the basis
of scoring. which will be by per cents.
as is usual in such a field day. The
| track events will be run against time
all further details will be announced
later. The list of events is as follows:
75-yard dash, 75-yard hurdle, 440-yard
| walk. putting 16-pound shot, throwing
| the discus, running hop, step and
jump. high jump, pole vault. and half
| mile run.
| SPECIAL HALF-RATER RACES.
| A special race of the half-raters for
| the prizes offered by Mr.. Butler Dun
can of New York will be sailed this
afternoon. Cups will be offered in all
| classes, including the half-raters and
| twenty-four and thirty-footers in the
regatta of the Corinthian Yacht club
| to be sailed Wednesday, June 8.
CARTER WILL COACH.
| w. F. Carter '95 will coach the base
| ball team the rest of the year.
The Varsity nine will play Princeton
at the field this afternoon. The game
will begin at O'clock The team was
given a hard practice yesterday, the
last before the game. Murphy, who be-
| gan training only few days ago, was
not worked much yesterday as his
muscles are stiff from the Springfield
game and from traIning. He will prob
ably catch this afternoon. Greenway
who has been reserved for this occa-
sion, will pitch the entire game. He
is in good condition. The first base
position this afternoon lies between Joe
Heger and Hamlin with the chances
! in favor of the former holding down
the bag, as Hamlin, although probably
a better player, is a little edgeways
with Captain Keator. Letton will be al
second and Camp at third.