New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-12
HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass April 1.-THE Varsity baseball
training table was started Monday with these
men: Dean Scannell, Davis Paine, Hayes Haush-
ton. Stevenson Chandler. Rand and Burgess The
nractice during the week has been satisfactory,
and Tomorrow several moro men will be added 10
those at the table. The pitchers nave not GOT
I'd much speed yet for fear OF lame arms fahe
Is doing by far tho best work, with Haughton Sec
ond The new men are not showing up very we'll
scannell Is the best OF the catchers. though DAVIS
does well for an inexperienced man. Haughton Is
playing good game at first. but may be shllted 10
short to make room for Stearns. Captain Dean Is
playing his characterisically plucky game at Sec
ond and Stevenson at third shows needed Improve
ment In batting and fielding. Chandler ana hayes
are about equally strong at third The outheio
will be looked after by Burgess. Lynch and RAND.
The second or college, nine VIII be strong one
and has a separate schedule and management
Thursday afternoon the interclass track games
and field contests for the Wells Cup were heid.
The entry list was large. and the games were sue
cessful in spite OF tho cold day and rather heavy
track The eeniors won, scoring In all % points,
ss was second with So points. and sa and 90
scored 90 and II points respectively. The only new
record was made BY F. S. Shaw. 81. who threw the
hammer III feet inches. raising the college record
from l25 feet inches. In the 40 and So YARD runs
o Mnrre 80 na also an we saSf Two 20
yard hurdle and the running high jump dne 9dne e
J. s. Dunstan. 20; one-mile walk; b. T. GundMlach'
rs; one-mile run. d. Grant. 81; 21D-yard run w. o.
!Ss putirg the shot p NJ affray, 49, running
broad jung s Gass ysis Ry1 sa Xn viii b
held next Thursday. Immediately after the April
recess the Mott Haven training table Will be
II The hso Harvard Memorial Society will place two
this spring in the e spos q yaWyS ads
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ton" The second granite block will mark ,ne
gaSs whfa nivaTd ssG
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evenly matehsd They d ss,a rSwGs Ts
Rn,obaach: 'ss-stroke .McBurneys l. Butler; 6
Ns5s s. bowl DHo0 Robnso afNsen
Dinsmore; G. Garrett: s Coleman; cOnr 70 Ia
s STOKE" Durham Herman; Harding; Pierce
l. Curtis; g. SherburnG 2. Emory bow Be S Sorora
sH ha of ss edoSpsGa
shows that eight new courses Tsr are Se Union whose
S memb be made up mainly Of working people
Of Cambridge holds weekly me fnIHn has
sneakers as Waao de
S has 0 int to sPa5 s as
May H. Every Saturday evening smoke talks are
baye been nut in order, and the first shoot was
held Monday weekly team match VIII ecb oo hsT
Gun Club and IL is hoped TO develop strong team
for the intercollegiate shoot for the trophy 0nefcn
viii be held at Wellington. Friday, May y Co
mbia and Pennsylvania have entered ana
TON and Yale will compete, as usual II princeton
wins she will secure the cup permanently.
The whist team has played number OF mate i,e
Cub and the Howell team. and won from the
American Whist Club the Mercantile Library or, AS
towne Club F. n Morrill, ~, is eaptan, Of ,,t TIE
team. He is also president OF the Harvard WHIST
t,Inh and the best player in college
Ry the Wills Of Miss Eliza A. Haven and OF her
sister. Charlotte NJ. Haven. of portsmouth, soo ~ 0
each. Miss Charlotte NJ. Haven also left $1,000 to
the Harvard Benevolent Society