The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-26
Notes.

Notes.
 The Yale Law school baseball team will play the Hamden "Indians'' at Elm City park this afternoon at 3 o'clock. two teams and as each has won a game, the contest will no doubt be a lively one.
 During the past week several mem- bers of the team have received notices from the faculty that unless their stand is materially improved before April 20 they will be dropped to a lower class. The men were also requested to call on Professor Beers, secretary of the faculty, and explain the reason for their non- attendance at numerous reci- tations during January and February. The secretary warned each man of the impending danger if his stand was not increased He also advised the aban- donment of the proposed scheme to take a southern trip during the Easter vacation, stating that the time should be spent in making up the lost lessons rather than in playing ball.
 It has been evident from the time the ball team was proposed that the facul- ty were not in favor of it. At the first meeting it was said that they would do nothing either to encourage or dis courage, but this recent move seems to contradict the former statement. The members of the team say that the fac ulty has no control over their move ments during spring vacation and can- not dictate whether or not they shall play ball. They declare that the south ern trip will be taken despite the wishes of the faculty.
 Hon. Chauncey Depew recently sent the manager of the team check for $100.
 NTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF TOUR
 NAMENT.
 The following notice has been sent out by Joseph H. Choate, jr., of Har- ward, secretary of the Intercollegiate Golf association:
 "The second championship tourna- ment of the association will be held at Ardsley- on- Hudson, New York, begin ming on Wednesday, May A. with the team championship. The event is open to any college in the United States or Canada. Teams are to consist, as here- tofore, of six men, the result to be de- termined by match play in rounds. The individual championship follows, be- ginning on Friday, May 6, with the qualifying round of thirty-six holes medal play, the contestants making the best four scores to decide the event by match-play on May 7.''
 These championships are, in the pres ent instance, to hold only for the en- suing half year, as it is the intention hereafter to hold the tournament in the autumn.
 There was no meeting of the Yale union last night on account of the Princeton debate.
 The joint exhibition of the Yale and Princeton gymnastic teams will take place this evening at Princeton.
 A quartette composed of H. S. Bor- den '9S, F. W. Sheehan '9S, H. B. But Ter '9S, G. G. Schreiber '9S sang last night at the banquet of the Harrisburg alumni.
 The Mohammed Ali scrub baseball team will play Black Hall school to- day. The team and substitutes are w. B. Conner, E. Watrous, H. M. Morgan c. w. Abbott, N. T. Montague, H. T. Bowles, T. s. Maffitt, c. P. Dodge, l.. E. Stoddard, A. B. Marvin.
 Rev. President Tucker of Dartmouth college delivered another lecture in the Lyman Beecher course yesterday after noon at 2 o'clock in Marquand chapel His subject was "How Preachers Are Made and Unmade."
 The Sheffield Debating society held it's regular meeting last evening in North Sheffield hall The subject for debate was Resolved, That There Should Be Property Qualification for Suffrage" The speakers were: Af- firmative, o. H. Dowell '9S S., and J. E. Mcintyre '99 S.; negative, L. Fitch '9S S., and R. Grant '99 s.