The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-21
CHESS PLAYERS SELECTED
NAMES OF THE MEN WHO WILL REP
 RESENT THE UNIYERSIILES.

mas Trip on Monday, Dec. @7th-Proo- able Line-Up-Fourth Organ Recital by MT. Jepson, To-day-Death of Mem Der Of Class of 0OO-U University Notes.
 New York, Dec 2O.--The players se- Iected to take part in the intercollegi- ate chess tournament to be played in this city next week are as follows:
 Administrations s. Meyer 1901, George o. Seward '9S; substitutes, K G. Falk 19O1 G. R. Jacob '9S.
 Harvard-James Hewins '9S, Elmer E. Southard, medical; substitutes, F. Long '9S, F. E. Thayer 99.
 Yale-Louis A. Cook 1900, William H. Murdoch '9S; substitutes,s H. Logan 1900 J. c. Pickett 1900.
 Princeton-David T. Dana 1901, Will liam w. Young '99; substitutes, E. D. Garter 1900, c. H. Hale '9S.
 Referees-Eugene Delnar and H., Helms.
 Directors of play-Edward w. Abaire and Joseph M. Proskauer.
 Honorary manager-E. A. Caswell. The following is the full schedule of the games:
 First round, December 27-Meyer vs. Hewins, Cook vs. Dana, Seward vs. Young, Murdoch vs, Southard.
 Second round, December &-Meyer vs. Cook, Dana vs. Hewins, Seward vs. Southard, Murdoch vs. Young.
 Third round, December 29-Meyer vs. Dana, Cook vs. Hewins. Seward vs. Murdoch, Young vs. Southard.
 Fourth round December 3Q-Southard vs. Meyer, Hewins vs. Seward, Young vs. Cook, Dana vs. Murdoch.
 Fifth round December 1-Murdoch vs. Meyer, Hewins vs. Young, Cook vs' Seward, Southard vs. Dana.
 Sixth and final round, January l. Young vs. Meyer, Hewins vs. Murdoch, Southard vs. Cook, Dana vs. Seward. The university basket ball team will leave for their Christmas trip on Mon day. December 27. Their first game will be with the Philadelphia Wheel mans team in that city on Tuesday night, December 2s. On Thursday they will play the Germantown Athletic club at Germantown, and on Saturday the last game of the trip will be played against the Washington Light infantry, The management received several chal- lenges from Baltimore teams, but as no satisfactory arrangements for hall could be made Yale will not play there, It has not yet been decided whether games will be played on Wednesday and Friday or not. The team will probably be made up of Captain W. H. Peck '9S and G. c. Moore '9S guards; l. K. Clark '99 and G. M. Clark 1901, for wards. and A. l.. Sharp, center. The substitutes five in number, have not yet been decided upon.
 MT. Harry B. Jepson will give his fourth organ recital in Battell chapel at o'clock this afternoon. The fol lowing programme will be rendered: Prelude and Fugue in D minor....
 ,............ J. S. Bach Marche Funebre ct Chant Sera-
 phique ....... Alexander Guilmant verset de Procession (sur padorate)
 L. Boleman Melodie.. .............. Samuel Rousseau Messe de Marriage. .Th. Bubois
 1-Entree du Cortege.
 2-Benediction Nuptiale.
 3-Offertoire.
 4-Invocation.
 5-Sans Dec (sortie).
 The next recital will be given Tues day, January IS, 1898,
 Alonzo Frank Jack 1900 of Pittsburg Pa, died Monday, December 13, al Phoenix, Arizona. MT. Jack entered Yale from Exeter and during his fresh man year was in entire charge of the Boys club. He was taken sick on the evening before college opened this fal and was removed to the infirmary Later he was taken to the New Haver hospital from which place he went tc the Pttsburg hospital. After recover ing slightly he went to Phoenix. Ht was twenty-three years old A class meeting of 1900 was held yesterday morning directly after chapel in tht 1900 room of Dwight hall to take actior upon his death. The following commit tee was appointed to draw up resolu tions: Howard Heinz, w. s. Coffin Stanley W. Edwards B. Johnson ant Arthur s. Goodwin
 The senior german will be held 1T Lenox hall immediately after the glee club concert on Monday evening, Jan uary 24. The german will be led by H B. Wilcox and F. H, Simmons.
 The junior german will be held 1T Alumni hall on Monday evening, Jan uary "A, immediately after the concert r. H. Brooke and W. F. s. GriswolG will lead
 The sophomore german will be helC the same evening In Warner hall. There will be about sixty couples. There vii be four favor figures in addition to tht souvenir figure. The favors have beer procured in New York and Maresi O. New York will do the catering. Wei of New Haven will furnish the music The german will be led by S. B. Camp r. A. Rockefeller and r. B. Adams The patronesses will be Mrs. William W. Farnam and Mrs. Henry l.. Hotch kiss of New Haven and Mrs. William Rockefeller and Mrs. Barney of New York.
 Several of the colleges will have pro fessional baseball coachers the coming season. At Princeton Lowe of the Bos ton team will have charge of the men
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