The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-29
IMPORTANT YALE ELECTIONS
FOOTBALL, YALE UNION AND YACHT CLUB OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Jamo Brown Of Chicago Will Manage Yale's Football Interests During the Coming season-A Basketball Team for the Law School-They Will Take Southern Trip.
 IA rousing university meeting was fheld last night in Al Osborn hall for the purpose of electing officers of the foot ball association for the coming season. Last years report was read by Man. ager D. c. Twichell.
 The officers elected were: President. Jamo Brown '99 of Chicago; vice pres ident, Charles de Saulles '99 S.. of Beth- lehem, Pa,; assistant manager, P. A, Rockefeller 1900 of New York city, and secretary, F. B. Adams 1900 of Toledo. President Brown was the efficient as- sistant manager of last years team.
 The semi annual election of officers of the Yale union was held last night and resulted as follows: President, H. w. Fisher '9S; vice president, c. P. Dar- lington '99; secretary, F. E. Richardson '9S; treasurer, E. c. Moves '99; execu- tive committee, Ripley '9S, Clark '99, and E. w. Oug 1900.
 The Corinthian Yacht club elected officers last night as follows: Commo- dore B. Clark '9S; vice commodore, Goodwin '9S; rear commodore, Y. Da- vies '99; secretary and treasurer, A. 2 Davies; governing board, l. Morris, F.. Wickes, R. Martin, l.. L. Lorillard, C.. A. Brayton, A. G. Vanderbilt, F. l.. Havemeyer and F. Archibald,
 There was a mass meeting of the members of the Yale Law school in room 26 at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing. It was held for the purpose of discussing the proposed formation of a baseball nine in this department of the university. It is thought to be suffi- ciently large to support and maintain a baseball team of it's own. Dean Way land made an address favoring the idea and remarks were made by members of the school. It was decided to meet again next Wednesday evening, when permanent organization will be ef- fected.
 This movement was set on foot last fall and J. K. Blake '9S was elected manager He has been at work since then arranging a series of games, espe- cially for southern trip, during the spring vacation which begins April Thus far games have been arranged with the Wilmington Athletic club team of Wilmington, Del, the Naval Cadets at Annapolis, Md, the George town university team, probably the New Jersey Athletic club team and a team from Long Island. The first game will be on March 19 with the Bay Views. There are already about twen- ty men who have signified their inten- ton of trying for the team and several more are counted upon.
 In response to call for candidates for the university crew, the following men have presented themselves: P. Whitney '9S, D. F. Rogers '9S, 16S; R. A. McGee '99 &, 1S6; H. Parkhurst '9S S., 16S 1-2; F. w. Allen 1900, IFS; J. F. Brock 1900, 174; J. H. Niedecken 1900, 16S; R. P. Flint '99 S., 164; w B. Will Hams 1900 156 1-2; J. w. Cross 1900 Sl82- 1-2; J. c. Greenway 19oo 165; R. { J. Schweppe 1900, 154; H. P. Wickes 1900, 175; R. M. Patterson 1900, 156 3-4; l.. T. Stone '9S S., 175; l.. s. Quacken- bush '99 S., 165; W. F. Whitehouse '99 165; c. w. Shattuck '99 S., 166; R. T. Dashiell '99 S., 155; P. s. Riggs 1900, 159; T. D. Hewitt '99 160.