New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
AMONG THE COLLEGES.


Yea, March lS-The University g!ee and
80 ys,lI give the following concerts during
~-as,s~ vacation: Hyseia Hotel at Old Point
" w., IN Saturday evening, April .; Washing
,,-u i: scranton, Penn, April II, and Wilkes
.orrc Penn. April is'
O.. ,-r,ve-sity Lawn Tennis Association has
,,A following officers; C. p. Dodge. %.
eE's s,a,.. 4 w Botkin, 80 S. vice-presiden,;
- 14scket; 90 secretary and treasurer At
"a 80 ,,eetirg Il was voted TO contribute 800
- TIE su-7lus on hand toward the intercollegiate
which is being offered by all colleges to be
TESTED for at New-Haven.
7r vale Record" has organized for the coming
..- With c. Z Hay %, as chairman, and II. II.
1o,,nKins. e. as business manager.
- eual rour9 OF the University whist tourna-
-, resulted n the victory Of Bescher, IS and
-,,~s 80 over jones. IS ard Ferry. rs 8, by
-. ~. = 10 s Tails gives Beecher and Gilmore
7rAist championship. Mills. 99, and L. Twecdy,
"a were the winners in the consolation matches
m. ,-osrec;us OF elective courses for next year
80. o-7careG. ard shows several improvements
"a sn,arremon,s. IN all. there are some twenty
. ,h,rry new courses offered. The most salts
,.o~v addition is that Of i course In architecture
q ne department Of the fine arts.
p,o.ess.r Tracy Peck will Ne absent during the
~. College year 70 serve as director Of the Amer
,.sn School OF Classical Studies In Rome. Pro;
~. pairer has returned from Europe, and will
rssume his courses in the German and Scalidi-
caviar LANGUAGES. .,. ~, -, .-o,, ,ao-, which
- with he annual indoor handicap games last
ss.ev~ssv seems TO indicate a team for this year
- Svorsee strength. An unusually good or an un-
= tist one contest has Yale thus far shown excep-
y. obritv This Is the pole-vault and Johnson,
GU and Selin will be beaten with difficulty.
Mason was the star performer last year hui
@ bids far 10 SUITES asy MN the a frehsn half
49, - last falls Varsity football team. who was
I'D NIL have stop training. Yale Is also espe,
.'.i,y weak in the shot. There arc no stars, ana
g 49, Mas vet been found who is likely 70 develop
- ore OF the old mon, Abbott and ODonnell
s 49, the best and they are only fair In the other
ees.,os,s Yale enjoys medium position, and IL VIII
6 iSt,erv as 10 the outcome. In the hurdles
CAPTAIN Perkins takes the lead and can DC co4n,eo
y-.6r rs O sure winner. or the new men j. j. fetHr
- shown ND we'll. Other promising men are CHS
So,1 Feyvs smith. Davis (whose Speciality is the 10"
sr-3,es3 ana Cady. A brother Of + II. Cady 70 ;,
nnSo won many points for Yale in the hurdles IN
the h.ch jump new man. WnlSr mas c4ea L stn
70, Tie spriuts VIII ENC Graf. Byers. Chappe,I
s,~e,c combination has been reinforced by fresh
ian richards who has done some fine WORK or
~ long runs Richardson. a freshman from An,
49, i The principal find Splitter, Speer ana
gg;-,e- T.ill r,,n this year OrGway. who has made
:. mark will he found either in the quarte.-
~ baY-nile Weston and Cheney are the pest men
n the broad jump 10 dgis ne ma ma nig{,v rules
d. not allow him 10 compete ~ the lnterHo!.es,,a,
Ssr.ss mis- vca- lie will, however he allowed 10
srtar against Harvard in the dual games. sutphmn
= ne hest 81 the new men in this sport The Walk
Fri - 70. To contested ~ the Harvard games TINS
YEAR although II vii be in the intercoi!ee I
Es-son and Walker are the best men.
THE whole track team. with tho exception OF INC
sho..-u.ters high and broad jumpers, po!e-V9ult-
srs ana bicycle squad. ia now al the held wnete
80 track mas been greatly improved, and the pro5r
ress Of the team from now or should be rapid