The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
YALE ITEMS OF INTEREST
TEN CREW MEN TAKEN TO TRAIN-
 ING TABLE THIS WEEK.

Freshmen Play Branford To-day-other Campus Items.
 There are ten men now at the Uni versty crew training table, II. P. Wickes 1900 having been taken to it on Monday.
 MT. Cook coaches the crew daily, col lectively in the shell and individually in the pair-oar.
 Several changes have taken place in the boat. Captain Whitney has been rowing bow instead of w. B. Williams 1900, and H. P. Wickes has been placed at No. 2, Cross and McGee have been both tried at No. 5. The second crew rowed Thursday for the first time since the beginning of vacation. The squad is now composed of sixteen men, who are rowing in the following order: University boat-troke, Flint; 7, Greenleaf; 6, Allen; 5, Cross; 4, Neil decken; 3, Brock; 2, Wickes; bow, Whitney.
 Second boat-Stroke, Williams: ', Griswold; 6, J. o. Rodgers; 5, McGee; 4, Greenleaf; 3, Hewitt; 2, D. Rogers; bow, Patterson.
 In the freshman boat changes have been made at Nos. 7, 5, 2 and bow. The order of the crew is as follows: Stroke, Keppelman; ', Auchincloss; 6, F. G. Brown; 5, Montague; 4. Stillman; 8, Gillet; 2, Thomas; bow, Atkinson. HARVARD FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. The following games in the Harvard tl~4I1 NI.N I..11 la just been announced and is: October l, Williams at Cambridge; October 5, Bowdoin at Cambridge; October 8, Dartmouth at Cambridge; October F, Amherst at Cambridge; October 15, West Point and West Point; October 22, Chicago A. A. at Cambridge; Octo- Der 29, Carlisle Indians at Cambridge; November 5, University of Pennsylva- mia at Cambridge, and November 19, Yale at New Haven.
 BASEBALL TRAINING TABLE.
 The University baseball training ta- ble started Thursday at Mrs. Sykes. The following have been taken: G. c. Greenway '9S S., J. w. Wear '99, H. B. Wallace '99, J. w. Wadsworth '9S, c. A. H. deSaulles '99S., J. J. Hazen '9SS., B. Camp 1900, M. l.. Fearey '9S, c. E. Sul- livan 19o0 P c. Keller 1901, c. M. Hall '99S., G. s. Chauncey '9SS., G. L. Cad walader 1901, E. s. Bronson 1900 and E. M. Eddy '99s. Besides the men at the training table F. Hecker '99, G. N. Whittlesey 1900 and l.. w. Robson 1901 are still practicing with the squad.
 THE BICYCLE SQUAD.
 The bicycle squad remained here dur ing most of the Easter vacation and indulged in dain1y spins on the road. The following men compose the squad at the present time: w. M. McCutch- con 1900, F. H. Russell 1900, E.. L. H. Hutchinson 1901, J. T. Anderson '9SS., F. Y. Anderson 98S., R. R. Howard '9S S., E. w. Strong 19OOS., J. G. Parsons 19ooS.. l.. T. Jacques 19OOS., J. K. Wear 1901, Fl. c. Heinz 1900, P T. Gilbert 1901, c. E. Bascom 1900S., R. D. Kaine 1900 S., N. J. Bardeen 1900, and w. l.. Eh- rich '99S.
 DIVINITY SCHOOL COMMENCE
 MENT.
 Plans for the commencement exer- eises of the senior class of the Yale di- vinity school, which are to be held on May IS, have almost been completed. The faculty has announced the follow ing speakers: John Pitt Dean, Cornell go, of Crown Point, N. Y.; Walter B.. Street, Williams '91, of Lee, Mass; Ar thur E. Fraser, Beloit '94, of Sioux City, Iowa, and Herbert B. Wyckoff, Yale '92. of New Haven.
 The choice of these men was due to their high stand during the entire course.
 GOLF NEWS.
 The university golf team will play the Staten Island Cricket and Base ball club golf team at Livingston, s. l., to-day. The team will be composed of w. R. Betts '9S, R. Terry '9S, R. S. Crowell '9S, J. Reid, jr., '99, T. l.. Che ney 1901 and T. M. Robertson 1901.
 The Staten Island team will be chos- en from the following: G. E. Arm strong, J. R. Chadwick, Malcolm Gra- ham, jr., A. E. Paterson, Charles Stew art, o. Hockmeyer, w. A. Hamilton and c. T. Stout.
 PHI BETA KAPPA MEETING
 The Phi Beta Kappa society will meet this evening at 6:45 o'clock in 375 White hall At this meeting the election of graduate officers and of del- egates to. the convention of United Chapters at Saratoga in September will take place. The committee appointed to inquire into the advisability of se- curing permanent quarters for the so- ciety will report.
 Robert K Root '9S will read a paper on "Don Quixote," with a sketch of Cervantes life and criticism of se- lected passages in the work.
 YALE UNION.
 The regular debate of the Yale union was held last evening at o'clock in union hall. The question for debate was Resolved, That chapel attend ance at Yale should be compulsory" The speakers were R. B. Hume '9S and R. E. Miller 1900 on the affirmative and H. A. Dow 1900 and G. A. Lyon 1900 on the negative.
 FRESHMEN vS. BRANFORD.
 The Yale freshmen will play to-day their fourth game of the year, this time with the Branford team on the latter teams ground. The freshmen will probably play as follows: Catcher, Hirsch; pitcher, Gibson; first base, Robertson second base, Rithet; short stop, Twining or Brown;' third base, Brown, captain; right field, Boyce; center field, Eliason; right field, Clark. The 1901 team has won every game
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