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

WEEK. inc me weather giving Captain Butler every
opportunity to test the ability OF his men outdoors
since the arrival Of Bradley the coach the number
o. candidates has been greatly reduced, and at
present the squad contains the following men:
kafer and Robbins, catchers; Hilleb-ard. Harrison,
watkins and Priest. pitchers; Kelly and Hamilton
nrst base; Burke. Duncan and Reiter second base
Naptain Butler. shortstop; Barrett and Eutchngs,
Third base: Eastoa, Su,er, Robinson Thompson
Maths. SIdell and Brayey. outfeders Beginning
neat Monday, regular practice games will be
started with the second nine Christie the trainer
has also put the track TO work and fully Atty
men are now IN light training FOR the vnrious con-
tests Creesan. in the distance runs: Rush and
JARVIS Ia the spirits and Bottger and Carroll, Ia
ue Jumps, are the most promising men. There IS
cially the weights and pole vault. The freshman
SSaseSadi team Is working resulary and the sqqad
has arranged a schedule Of eigh, games for tho
Yale and Columbia freshman teams N'''N 80 Wv
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for Yale
on Friday evening. March q Immediately after the
iale-Princeon debate President Patton Will pre-
Whecr V Of NeMYor 1n T Prof 1e Wa
Wilson and Professor' Jameson Of Brown D
represent Yale and Professor Woodrow Wilson
Princeton.
.. The following men are entitled 70 hOnors in the
Seniors-E G Head first: II. II. Kennedy. sec
fnd B4o6 sa%f fs s snG s1y%Ssr fGqER
Juniors. A. Ely. first: Howard Logan. second:
h N Twells, third: L. \. Robb. fourth; +. \. Al
len. nth. and W. II. DIETRICH sixth.
The gyrnnastic team has beer practising regu-
larly during the last two months. and on the oven
Ing OF March 70 the annual Joint exhibition with the
Yale team Will take place in the Princeton gym
nasiurn. The Princeton team now IS made UP as
follows Pitkin. Beymer. Ral,ton. Parker. LauGhlia,
Snyder. Mountain. katzenbach ard Gamble.
Emhury and Cleghorn. Schroeder and Head.
Hench and Helm the leaders in the University
whist tournament which is being hcl4 al present.
The three winning teams in this tournament will be
sent 10 New Haven in April 70 play In the inierco-
legiate tournament which is to be held at that
time.
The following is the list OF academic and scien-
tifc honor announced by the faculty:
Sophomore bachelor science course-H 4. Gifhn.
first; T. w. Cloney. second; j. L. DE Witt third
l.. \. Greeley. fourth: 4. Dohm. nth: C. F Ed
wards. sixth; w. c. Pitkin. seventh: c. .. Cieg-
horn. eighth; ]. r. King, ninth and J. NJ Berg
land. tenth. Sophomore civil enGineering course
r. P Hubert. first; c. u. McCulioh second; X
H Poole. third: r y. Kafer fourth. and r. Head
and 6. F. Voorhees,. fifth. Freshman academic
First group A. II Adams. ". l. Brcclxinridge, F.
Glassmeyer, w. f. Hope. A. n Merrick. W IS
Mount il R. .Omwake and c II Wilson; second
Crawford, w X. Dwight. :" o. Edwards. G. $.
Pitcairn. J l. Rodgers. G. NJ. Russell II: A. Smith.
r. r. Terhune. II. a. Watres. F. l.. West H. n.
White and r. r Williams Freshman scienufSc.-.
G. W. NJ Mailer. first, G.. d. Richards second; "
s. Conrow third: W G. Gamble fourth; c. 5.
Hudson, nth: F. F. Root. sixth: a; D: Chds sew
enth; L. O. Mell.nEer eighth; T. i. Bergland'
ninth and W a BabsOn tenth