The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-04
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Yale Entries in intercollegiate Bicycle
Meet-Entries at Travers Island Games-
Durham Boat Club Officers Elected
Other Items.
At meeting of the Yale Durham
Boat club. held last evenlg, the follow
ing officers We're elected for the ensu-
ing; Captain, Worthington Scranton of
Scranton, Pa; purser f. Hester
Brooke of Birdsboro, Pa.
WON BY LAWRENCEVILLE.
The game at Yale Field yesterday af-
ternoon between the Yale freshman
baseball team and the Lawrenceville
team, the latter won by the score Of
To. The Yale freshman nine is doing
very poor work this year and the
chances of their winning from Prince
ton 1900 are small indeed.
A NEW PAPER SHE'LL.
The new paper shell for the Yale
crew, made by Waters of Troy, arrived
at New London yesterday and will be
tried at once.
UNIVERSITY TENNIS TOURNA-
MENT.
In the semi-fnals of the singles in
the university tennis tournament yes
terday Richard Hooker 80 won from N.
A. Smyth '97, 6-1, 60. Mr.. Hooker will
probably win the tournament.
INTERCOLLEGIATE BICYCLE
MEET.
The Intercollegiate bicycle meet will
be held at the Manhattan Beach track
tomorrow afternoon. There will be
five events, first in each to count as five
points, second as two and third as one.
The college winning the greatest num-
Der of points will count five in the in
tercollegfate, the second two and the
third one.
The entries from Yale are as fol-
lows:
One-fourth mile-W. M. McCutchen
| 1900, w. p. French '97 s., C. b. Benedict
'97 S., w. S. Cochran '9S S., f. Brook
field 81 L. Tweedy 80, r. Howard '9S
S. and j. N. Anderson '9S S.
One-half mile-E. Hill, jr, '97, L.
Tweedy '99, r. Howard '9S S., w. P
| French '97 S., w. M. McCutchen 1900
+. Brookfield '97, J. r. Walker '99 S. and
J. I. Butler '97 S.
One-mile-E. Hill, jr., '97, ]. I. Butler
'97 s., L. Tweedy '99, c. B. Benedict 81
S., II. M. Kaufman '97, r. N. Anderson
'9S s., w. M McCutchen 1900 and w. p
French '97 S.
Five miles, /. Butler '97 S., r
| Howard '9S s., w. p. French '9S s., r
N. Anderson '9S S., E. Hill, ir, '97, l.
| Tweedy SO and w. S. Cochrane '9S S.
| One-mile tandem-C. b. Benedict 80
s., r. Howard '9S S., w. P. French 81
s., j. T. Walker '99 S., L. Tweedy SO, H
M. Kaufman 81, r. Brookfield '97 ant
j. N. Anderson '9S S.
The more important entries from
other colleges are Schade of George
town, Powell Dawson, Fearing ant
Williams of Columbia.
THE TRAVERS ISLAND GAMES.
The New York Athletic club will hole
! its annual handicap track games to-
morrow at Travers Island. The follow
ing Yale men are entered: E. G. Per
kins '9S in 100 and 22o yard hurdle races
d. C. Byers in the spirits; F. V. Chap
pell '9S S., in the sprints; B. johnson
1900 in the pole vault; r. c. Merwir
'97 in the high jump; G. Chadwick -
in the hammer throw; c. W. Abbott SO
shot put; F. P. Caravan '97, in 220 yart
dash and quartermile run; and j. Fl
Thompson '97, in the hurdles.
! SOPHOMORE PRIZE SPEAKING.
The sophomore prize speaking con
test will take place Monday, June
at $50 a. m. in Alumni hall Thu
4 speaking was to have been held Sat
urday, but was postponed owing to al
examination which required the room
[ The speakers are John Bicknen, Keitl
Osmond Guthrie, Arthur Sullivan Gale
Charles Jonathan Herrick, Thoma
Atwood Horton, Howard Plat, Henri.
Robinson Shipman and Curtis Low
Walker Professors Phelps and Bald
win will act as judges.
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