The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-27

m. No applications will be considered
unless the amount in full is inclosed
On no account will more than three
seats be allotted on any one applica-
tion. Those wishing seats together
must apply on separate envelopes, fas-
tening them securely together.
The allotments will be announced No
vember g. at which time seats not al
lotted will be placed on public sale.
The application blanks for the Yale
Princeton game will probably be dis
tributed the latter part of this week.
Yale will have the east grand stand,
which will accommodate about 5000
people. Princeton is to have the west
stand, while the ends will not be as
signed unless occasion requires. The
prices are $3.50 and ST..
Work on the new end stands is pro-
crossing rapidly, and they will be ready
in few days.
YALE HANDICAP GAMES.
The entries for the fall handicap
games to be held Saturday afternoon at
the field received up to date are as fol-
lows:
100-yards dash-B johnson 1900,
Charles N. Hickok, f. A. Blount 1900,
G. w. Field '99, w. r. Flint '9S, Il. J..
Born '9S, F. Warren '99 S., D. C. Byers
'9S, and e. Byers 1901.
220-yards dash-W. Noyes '99, D. C.
Byers '9S, E. Byers 1901.
Quarter mile-B. Johnson 1900, w.
Noyes 80, +, w. Struby 1901, 3. Wilson
1901, G. w. Field 80, n. C. Thorne 1901.
Half mile run-H. r. Shaw 1901, s. r.
Bartlett 1900, G. E. Ordway 1900, J. f.
Synes 1900 S., A. H. Richardson, j. w.
Falls 1900S., w. Noyes '99, D. Guilford
'99S., ]. P. Adams 1900, s. Dillingham;,
j. X. Clark '99, X. X. Clarke, G. S.
Oliver '99
Mile run-H. M. Poynter 1900, r. B.
Miller 1900, J. w. Falls 19OoS., A M.
Webb 1901, G. Green 1900.
120-yards hurdles-A. H. Graves 1900,
H. Chisholm 1901, J. w. Morey 1900 S.,
H. L. Davis '99S.
220-yards hurdles--A. II. Graves 1900,
j. W, Morey 1900 S., H, L. Davis '99S.
Bicycle races-W. L. Enrich '99S., r.
H. Russell 1900, P. S. Riggs 1900, w. j.
Enrich 190GS., ]. M. Watts 1900 s., e. l..
Fl. Hutchinson, e. H. Tatum 1900, e. A.
Strong, P. T. Gilbert 1901.
High jump-E. Waller '99S., F. B.
Makepeace 1901, c. H. Taintor
Broad jump-B. II. O'Dowell '9S,S,
Ed Waller '99S., H. H. Wells 1900. f.
B. Makepeace 1901 H. Chisholm 1901.
Discus-J. C. Tomlinson, jr., R. Shell
don 1888.
Shot-R Sheldon '9SS., ]. c. Tomlin-
son, N, c. Thorne, Stillman 1901
Walk. P. Adams 1900, Wyhe 1901,
Morris 1901
Pole vault-R. C. Clapp '99S., w. M.
Adriance 1901, C. Lyn 1901, r. w.
Thomas 1901.
OTHER NOTES.
William j. Craw, of the first of Craw
& L'Hommedieu, died at his home in
Rowayton, Conn.,. shortly before noon
yesterday. He was taken i'll Sunday
while on his way to church. Mr.. Craw
graduated at Yale in the class of 81.
The consolidated eleven plays the Y.
NJ C. A. team of New Britain in that
city to-day.
The Hotchkiss club will hold a smok-
er this evening at Stewards. officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
A meeting of these interests in the
art of foil fencing will be held in the
office of Dr. Anderson this evening at
7:15 o'clock.
The bowling alleys of the gym will be
closed until December l. During that
time the alley win be improved and the
balls returned.
The following men are now in the
Yale infirmary: r. Terry '9S. w. r.
Belts '9S, A. F. Jack 1900 A. d. Pack
er 1901, A. A Thomas 1901
All men who are candidates for the
gun club team attended the practice
shoot at Scheuten park yesterday af-
ternoon.
The alumni of the University of Mich
igan has decided to publish a four-page
weekly paper called the Michigan Uni
versty News.
The Sheffield debating club will hold
it's preliminary trials for the Yale Har-
ward debate on Tuesday evening, No
vember 2, at 6:45 o'clock in room SO,
North Sheffield hall.
The regular meeting of the Freshman
union was held last night.
The subject for debate was "Resolv-
ed, That capital punishment be abol-
ished" The speakers were w. p. Clyde
and D. p. Chittenden on the affirma-
tive; ]. F. Symes and 7. w. Russell on
the negative.
RECORD BOWLING.