The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-16
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
OFFICERS OF TENNIS 4SSOCIATION-. CORRECTED BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Officials of Yale Harvard Debate--NInI;e- Up of Varsity Crew--Othcr Items. The Yale Tennis association held a meeting last evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Luther T. Billings '9S, Wash | ington, D. C.; vice president. Robert E. Stone 'SS &, Chicago, H.; secretary and treasurer, Clarence P. Dodge '99, New York city.
 The corrected complete schedule of Yale baseball games was announced yesterday as follows: April 3--Johns Hopkins at New Ha- ven.
 April 7-Wesleyan at New Haven.
 April 10-New York league at New York.
 Easter Trip.
 April 14-Manhattan college at New York.
 .Apyil 15-Georgetown university at ! Georgetown.
 April 16-Hampton at Hampton April 17-University of Virginia at Charlottesville. April f9-University of Virginia at Lynchburg.
 April 20-University of North Caroli- ma at DanVllle.
 April 24-Williams at New Haven. April 2S-Amherst at Amherst.
 May 1-Brown at New Haven.
 May 5-Lafayette at New Haven. 1 May S-Wesleyan at Middletown.
 May 11--University of Virginia at New Haven. May 14-Andover at Andover. May 15--BroWn at Providence. May 19-Amherst at New Haven.
 May 22-Orange A. c. at East Orange. May 26-Lehigh at New Haven. May 29-Brown at Providence.
 June 2-Holy Cross at New Haven or | Springfield.
 June 5-Princeton at New Haven. June 9-University of Vermont at New Haven. June 12-Princeton at Princeton.
 June 19-Prirceton Gin case of tte) at New York
 June 24-Harvard at Cambridge.
 June 29-Earvard at New Haven.
 July 3-Farvard Gin case of tiel on neutral grounds.
 KENT CLUE MEETING.
 The Kent club held it's regular meet ing in the law school last evening The subject for the debate will be "Resolv- ed, That the national government should be supported by direct taxa tion." The speakers on the affirmative were J. D. Thompson '97 T.. &, A, & Pratt '9S l.. S, and B. w. Danielson '97 L. g.: on the negative, A. F. Clark '97 L. &. R J. Woodruff '9S L. g.. and G. s. Jones '97 L. S. ! OFFICIALS OF YALE HARVARD
 DEBATE.
 The following officials have been chosen for the Yale-H Harvard debate to be held In Sanders theater Cam bridge. on March 26: Presiding officer, Governor Roger Wolcott: judges, Prof D. R. Dewey of the Massachusetts h. stitute of Technology. Prof. r. Fl. Cid dines Of Columbia. and probably Judge F. A. Aldrich of the United States court
 VARSITY CREW MAKEUP.
 The university crew is now rowing as follows. j. F. Simpson '97. stroke: c. Langford '97 g.. 7: p. Whitney '9S (: p H. Bailey '97. 5: G. r Marsh '9S. 1: H. G. Campbell '97, 2; R. Hitchcock '97, S. ?; D. S. Rogers '9S, bow. WILL RESUME LEADERSHIP. Tn view of the statement which ap- peared in last Fridays Vale News sign cd by those juniors who addressed the ! letter to Corbett, the president of the Y. M. C. A has asked r. Wickes '9S to resume the leadership of the Junior Bible class and the position has been accepted.
 OTHER ITEMS. moved from the reading room and has been replaced by a second copy of the Sun. by request of a number of the stu dents.
 The Yale basket bali team has ar ranged a game with the Brooklyn Cen tral Y. NJ. c. A. at the Brooklyn Cycle club for this evening.
 The Greek students in the University of Athens have issued an address to the students Tn the universities of Am erica asking for their moral support and assistance in the struggle between Greece and the European powers" BURGLARY AT SOUTH MERIDEN. Had Drilled the Postoffice Safe But