The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-12
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
YALE DEFEATED UNIVERSITY OF
 VIRGINIA 5-4 YESTERDAY.

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 The game between Yale and the University of Virginia baseball team played at Yale field yesterday after noon resulted in a victory for the Yale nine by the score of to 4. The Virgin ians have a strong team, and it was feared that they might take the Yalen- sians' scalps, but Captain Keator's men put up stiff game and showed that the chances are yet good for turn ing out championship team. GLEE AND BANJO CLUB OFFICERS At meeting of the glee club held last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, George D. Schrerber '9S, of Ho- boken, N. J.; secretary, Morrison B. Young '9SS., of Hartford.
 The banjo club held a. meeting in follows: Alumni hall and elected of- hcers as follows: President, Sidney R. Kennedy '9S, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; sec retary, Leeds Mitchell '9SS., of Chicago, H.
 The following men has been elected to the University Glee club: First ten or, A. J. Baker 1900 and D. H, Giles pie '9S Second tenor H. E. Butler '9S and w. Keeler '97 First bass, w. Wadsworth '9S and H. c. Cheney '99. Second bass, T. Lamson '97S., T. F. Russell '97 and J. c. McLauchlan '9S.
 Danforth Sturges Barney '97S. Of New York city died at the intirmary yesterday morning at 10 o'clock of ap- pendicitis. He was taken i'll on Thurs day, May 6. MT. Barney was popular in his class and during his course in college had attained a high rank In scholarship. He would have graduated in June. A meeting of the senior class was held in North Shelf. hall last even- ing and appropriate resolutions on his death were passed. MT. Barney prepar- ed for college at Berkeley school,
 MILITARY COMPANIES TRIP.
 The senior academic and scientific military companies left by boat last night for their trip to Fort Hancock. A fast government boat has been pro- cured from the United States quarter masters department to take the party from New York city to Fort Hancock and return, and permission has been obtained for the men to land at the fort and visit the different government works of the place.
 The ordnance proving grounds and the sea- coast Notifications have never been open to the public and the priv ilege that has been granted the Yale companies is rare one.
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 The annual Yale-Harvard dual ath- letic games will be held at the Yale field Saturday afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock, and will most probably be the most closely contested meet ever held by the two universities.
 The mile walk will be omitted for the first time.
 The total number of points in the meet will be 104; necessary to win, 53 First in each event will count five points; second, two; third, one. The choice of the officials for the games has been put into the hands of Colonel George Morrison of Harvard and H. Brooks, and will be announced to-day. Tickets will be put on sale at the Co., op. and Osborn Hall pharmacy on Thursday. General admission will be fifty cents; reserved seats, seventy-five cents.
 MAITLAND PRIZE DEBATE.
 The seventh annual prize debate of the Kent club for the Dean Wayland prizes will be held in College street hall on Thursday evening, May 20, at eight o'clock At the close of the debate the prizes will be awarded These prizes, established by Dean Way1and of the law school, one of fifty dollars, one of thirty and one of twenty, are awarded annually to those three members of the Yale Kent club who at a public cofn- petitive debate are pronounced first, second and third in excellence as debat- CTS.
 LIEUTENANT PEARY'S LECTURE.
 Lieutenant R. E. Peary of the United States navy has accepted the invitation of the Yale union to lecture in College street hall this evening. His subject will be that with which he has been so closely connected during the past ten years, Arctic Travel"
 VARSITY CREW CANDIDATES.
 The candidates for the university crew have now been reduced to ten men. Their names, weights, ages and heights are given below:
 F. w. Allen 1900-age, 19 years, height, feet 11% inches; weight, 184 pounds.
 P. H. Bailey '97-age, 23 years and months; height, 6 feet; weight, 1S1 pounds.
 H. G. Campbell '97-age, 21 years; height, feet 4 inch; weight, 171 pounds.
 J. C. Greenway 1900-age, 20 years; height. feet; weight, 172 pounds.
 w. E. S. Griswold '99-age, 20 years; height, feet 1 inch; weight, 167 pounds.
 G. Langford '97 Sage, g years; height, feet 2 inches; weight, 174 pounds.
 G. T. Marsh '9S-age, 21 years; height, feet; weight, 170 pounds.
 P.D Mills '97 Sage, 20 years; height, 5 feet 111s inches; weight, ITO pounds.
 D. F. Rogers '9s-age, 20 years and months; height, 6 feet; weight, 164 pounds,
 P. Whitney '9S-age 21 years; height, 5 feet 1O1s inches; weight, 172 pounds.
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