The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-25
cYAEE NOTES.


 ident Cleveland will preside. The Yale team is composed Of Nathan Aver Smith, P. G., of New Haven; John Kirkland Clark '99, of Brooklyn, and Charles Heitler Studinski 1900 L. of Pueblo, Col. Barney Conger Smith '99 of East Orange, N. J., is the alter nate. The members of the team will leave here at o'clock this morning. There will be banquet after the de- bate at which the members of the team will be guests of honor.
 BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
 The baseball schedule for the univer- sity nine is just issued. The list is as follows:
 Saturday, April 2-Wesleyan at New Haven.
 During the Easter trip the club will play as follows:
 Wednesday, April 6-Manhattan col- lege at New York.
 Thursday, April 7-Georgetogn uni- versity at Washington.
 Friday April 8-Hampton at Hamp- ton, Va.
  ginia at Richmond, Va
 Monday, April 11-University of Vir- ginia at Charlottesville, Va.
 Tuesday April 12-Georgetown uni- versity at Washington.
 After this game the team will return to New Haven and play the following games:
 Saturday, April 16-Springfeld at New Haven
 Wednesday, April 2o-williams at
 Saturday, April 23--Amherst at Am { herst, Mass. Wednesday, April 27-Brown at New Haven.
 Saturday, April 3O--Wesleyan at Mid- Z dletown, Conn.
 Wednesday, May 4-Lafayette at New Haven.
 Saturday, May 7-Dartmouth at New Haven.
 Wednesday,, May 11--Wesleyan at New Haven. " Saturday, May 14-Brown at Provi- dence.
 ss Monday, May 16-University of Vir- x ginia at New Haven. % Wednesday, May 1S-Columbia uni " versity at New Haven. ss Saturday, May 21-Orange A. c. at N East Orange, N. J. aa Wednesday, May 25-Georgetown uni lA versity at New Haven. g& Friday, May 27-Newton A. c. at # Newton, Mass
 Saturday, May 2s-Andover at Ando- yer, Mass.
 Monday, May 30 Decoration day)- M Brown at Providence
 Saturday, June 4-Princeton at New Haven.
 # Wednesday, June S-University of < Vermont at New Haven.
 Saturday, June 11-Princeton at x Princeton.
 Saturday, June 1S-Princeton at New x York in case Of tie.
 Orance A. c. at East Orange in case there is no tie with Princeton.
 Thursday, June 23-Harvard at Cam bridge.
 N Tuesday June 2S-Harvard at New # Haven.
 y Saturday, July 2-Harvard on neutral # grounds in case of tie
 From the above schedule it will be N noticed that the number of games is # larger than heretofore, the list contain # ing thirteen on home grounds as against ten or eleven of former ears. # There is a possibility also that one # more before the Easter recess will be @ arranged The management has done # well to secure so many strong teams for Yale to play against, not only in M New Haven, but on the Easter trip
 NEWFOUNDLAND GOLF. @ As the intercollegiate golf tourna- ment on May will cause the meeting of some of the best players in the coun- s try more interest than usual has been M taken in it this year. Training has # begun at the various colleges which will be represented and the active work of the season entered upon. The con- test will be the second held by the in @ tercollegiate association. In addition to the four colleges represented last year, the University of Pennsylvania @ and possibly Cornell will send teams as well as one or two other colleges. Of the six golfers who played on the M Princeton team last year only three are now in college-Bayard, w. D. Van derpool jr., and J. Stuart. These three will all play again, and the other three M men may be J. l. Blair, jr., c. H. Mur- s phy and w. ChiIds. Vanderpool is the s# captain of the team and holds the
 Princeton championship. Bayard is a member of the Balstrusol Golf club of Short Hills N J., and has won several
 prizes. In the tournament last spring s# he defeated Roderick Terry '9S by one # stroke for the individual college cham A pionship. Z All of Harvard's team with one ex- # ception are candidates again this year #B They are w. Bayard Cutting, jr., J. F. AsM Curtis, Joseph H. Choate, jr., I. Town s send Burden, jr., and R. B. Stone. T. # E. Gannett, jr., graduated last June # George c. Clark, jr, 1901, is champion 8a this year and practically sure of a
 place on the team. As the competition A is strong, Harvard is likely to turn out H some excellent players. I Pennsylvania will have an able golfer
 in J. D. Winsor, jr., intercollegiate M champion in the high jump, but an en- @ tire team from that university may not V be sent. The Yale team will have w. Rossiter H Betts '98, captain, holder of second SB championship honors in the United