The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-07
UNIVERSITY EVENTS.
Baseball Teams or for Southern Trips

The law school baseball team Will leave New Haven this morning at 1O:SO by the New Haven boat line, arriving in New York city at S:30 p. m. They will take the APO train on the Penn sylvania line for Washington, where on Friday they play the first game with the Howard university team. The following men will be taken on the trip: Catchers, Newcombe and Flannigan; pitchers, Mcconnell and Hamlin; first base, Atkin; second base, Lane; short stop, Segelbaum, captain; third base, Hamlin; outfielders, Earn ham, Corbin and Spreyer. One other man will be taken who has not yet been selected. Manager J. K. Blake will accompany the team.
 PRINCETON TEAM.
 The Princeton baseball team for the spring trip will be composed of the following men: Catchers, Kafer and Campbell; pitchers. Hillebrand, Harri- son and Watkins; first base, Kelly; second base, Burke; third base, Hutch- ings and Barret; short stop, Butler; left field, Suter; center field, Easton; right field, Hamilton.
 SPRING GAMES.
 The annual spring games will be held on April 23, and as well as the invita- tion games, which will be held on April 30, will include all the regular events except the bicycle events, which which are omitted in the second series It is not probable that the relay team ic
 TRACK TEAM MEN.
 The men now at the training table include E. c. Perkins '9S, who won first places in the 120 and 220 yards hurdle races in both the intercollegiate and dual races last year; D. e. Byers '9S, who won first in the 10O-yard and sec- ond in the 220-yard dash in the dual meet; F. T. Van Beuren '98, who won third place in the 12O-yard hurdles in the intercollegiate meet; Bascom John- son 1900, who won first in the pole vault in both meets and holds the intercol- legiate record; F. V. Chappell '9S S., who won third in the 220-yard dash in the dual meet; D. F. Buckingham '9S S., who won second in the mile run in the dual meet; Charles Chadwick 1900 L. S., who won first place in the ham, mer throw in the dual met and second in the same event in the intercollegt- ate games; H. Speer 1900, who won the mile run in the dual games; c. E. Ord way 1900, who won third place in the half mile run in the dual meet; C. D. Cheney '98, who won the broad jump in the dual games; B. D. O'Donnell, M. s., and R. M. Graf '99 S., who won second in the 1O0-yard dash in the dual games.
 O'Donnell is doing very well in the shot put; Clapp is doing the best work of those training for the pole vault. Graff's leg is now well and he will be all right for the sprints this year. Se- lin, who won second place in the pole vault last year in the dual games, has improved this year. Chappell also is showing much improvement. Fisher, who won second place in the 100-yard dash in the intercollegiate games last year, has had a weak leg. He will join the team shortly after Easter and will run the quarter mile.
 Among the new men c. T. Dudley will join the squad after Easter. He will probably enter the pole vault. B. c. Waller '99 s. is doing excellent work in the high jump, and Taintor is doing we'll in the same event.
 PLANS FOR THE CREWS.
 The management of the university navy have definitely decided not to take the crew to New London on &C., count of the unfavorable weather. The entire squad were permitted to leave town yesterday, but the following men will report Monday noon: W. B. Will Hams 1900, P. Whitney '98 J. F. Brock 1900, J. H. Niedecken 1900, J. w. Cross 190O F. w. Allen 1900, J. c. Greenleaf '99 S., R. P. Flint 99 $. and R. A. Ma gee '99 s.
 Fourteen of the freshman squad will not leave town to-day, but will be al- lowed to go home from Saturday noon until Monday noon. The freshman training table has been started at 237 York street with the following four teen men: C.. B. Waterman 1901, H. Auchincloss 1901, R. Gillett 1900 S., G. s. Stillman 1901, w. B. Dowd 1900 S., F. G. Brown 1901, T. Kelly 1900 S., J. A. Keppelman 1901, J. M. Patterson 1901, A. Cameron 1901, l.. Thomas 1901, H. P. Oleott 1901 and T. L. Montague 1900
 Y. M. c. A. CONFERENCE.
 The annual conference of the Young mems Christian associations of New England and New York will be held at Springfield, Mass.s from April to April 10. The following Yale men will be present: R. c. Morse '62, represent ing the international committee; c. H. Welles, jr., '99, president of the Yale association, and J. F. Archibald '96, general secretary. MT. Archibald will read a paper on "The Duties of the President"
 The importance of this conference and the indispensable aid to the newly elected presidents, has come to be gen. erallyerally recognized. The purpose of the conference is the discussion of the needs and experiences of the diff ferent associations so that the presi- dents-elect may be helped in their work for the coming year.
 JUNIOR SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
 The following men from '99 were mi tiated into the junior fraternities Tues day evening:
 Alpha Delta Phi-Scovill Mclean Buckingham, Watertown, Conn.,. Harry Manford Dewey, Oneida, N. Y: Will liam Kerfoot Stewart Indianarolis