New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-18
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Ithaca. y. Y. Oct l7.-At the meeting OF the
Athletic Council Monday evening the following
elections were confirmed: f. ID. Coson. captain
Of the crew: G. V. =. Young. captain Of the base
bah team: c. L. Powell, captain of the track team
The following advisory members were elected; FOR
the Navy Professor Benjamin l. Wheeler; for base
ball. Dean IIorato 5. White: for football. Pro-
fcssor Louis VI. Dennis: for the track team Eugene
T. Andrews The following committees were APP
pointed: Boathouse. Professors Wheeler ana
Hitchcock and Mr. fireman; Percy Field. Profess
s-rs Huffcut White and Dennis. and Mcssrs Ire
man and Andrews. J. II. Cannon, jr.. was elected
baseball manager. and r. Il. Carter assistant navy
manager The election OF an assistant manager OF
the track team was postponed for the present
The Council decided to hold a meeting for the
general discussion Of University athletics next
Friday
The meeting OF the Vertebrate geologic Club on
Tuesday was addressed 10y Louis A. Fuertes, 81
on MY Collecting Experiences During the sum I'M
mer." Mr.. Fuertcs tod Of his experiences IN the
Ben ii and Board has elected the following ON of,
don't. r.. II: Hazel,ne; Secretary rIederiTR Ro A.
Cleveland: Treasurer. Milton {. Miller TOAST
Thc Sports and Pastmes Association OF Sage
College now has lio members and Is IN a,,I pro ~
Inc year on Wednesday, the resisnaton of Miss
dh Eeaa aa As! tie Whppt S wss
pointed to FIJI her place The following vacaancrs
oiled in the executive committee MSS Roone
general rerresentativ Miss I,ea !. 'es
Miss Ellen b. Garfield. head Of the department
of physical training Of Sage COLLEGE Is ansen.
upon ten days trip among the Eastern co"eees
for women , ,,o -. .ro.,
The Masque has elected J. Rand, IS vice presi-
dent. F. Goodman. 80. secretary: ana iroIreSso'
T + Crane second faculty member on the fHtc-
utive Council. IT has also taken steps to"aru III
corporation - - c,,r,s.,o, Az
President Schurman has given the hrlStlhh ~
ISOLATION $50 for the purchase OF mission maps.
The Women's Relief Guild OF the nIVersity mas
recently published statement or its EEahcIhI con-
dition ii was started in 1880 for the purpose VI
raising n fund Of 5000 with which 10 suuPo,,rr ~,
ward for Cornell students in the city hosp'tas ne
fund at present amounts TO 1929 o. leaving >"'l y
yet 20 be raised. 49, S.o, ,,a ,oI
lowing prizes: For the best artistic WORK *lo' sec
ond SO: for the best literary work, sl3; second
So for tho best cover design No Inc 'o'''e'o
il 10 close February |. 1923 A., 49, .on
President and Mrs. Schurman received me ne"
students OF the University. together with the mn.
iers OF the Faculty and the clorsyincn OF rn'
cIty on Friday afternoon from three untI SIN,
fant,in SCHUYLER has ordered the Following az,
continents TO captaincies in the hatialion -. VI
Roll C. Young r H. Eastman. {. j. RamspurR'
and c. II. Belden. 49,, ,or. -, tho
recenilon was given TO the members OF me
Faculty In tho Sage College gymnasium fIuaH
froning in honor Of Miss Brownel. large num-
nor ~ guests were present. ,.,
,r,angererts are being completed !cr niV"F-
sr,v bonoue, 10 be given Friday evening octooef
~, nroho by in the University arm0Iy, IN honor
The victorious crew Of last June. Tickets are so'u
n g