The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-06
YALE NOTES.


 The University Ball Team's Southern Trip-oT To-day-The Track Team and the April Blizzard-other Notes.
 The university baseball team will leave tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock for their southern trip. the schedule of which has already been published The following men will go on the trip: c. A. H. de saulles '99S., J. W. Wads- worth '9S, J. w. Near '99, G. c. Green way '9SS., J. J. Hagen '9S, S. B. Camp 1900, H. B. Wallace '99, c. D. Sullivan 1900, P. c. Kiefer 1901, M L. Fearey '9S, c. M. Hall '99S., G. S. Chauncey 9SS., G. l.. Cadwalader 1901, F. M. Eddy '99S., and E. S. Brownson 1900.
 TRACK TEAM.
 It was intended to hold the trials for the track team Monday afternoon, but because of the high wind and poor condition of the track they were post poned until yesterday. The weather yesterday was of such a nature, how ever, as to make the trials impossible, and they may, if the weather permits, be held to-day, but will In all probabil- ity be postponed until the Easter re- cess.
 The training table started yesterday morning at Mrs. Sykes and the follow ing men were taken: E. c. Perkins 9S, D. c. Byers '9S, F. T. Van Beuren '9S, B. Johnson 1900. F. " Chappell '9S., D. F. Buckingham 9SS, c. Chadwick 1900L. S., H. Speer 1900, L. Tweedy 99, c. E. Ordway 1900, c. D. Cheney 9S, R. M. Graf 99S., E. F. O'Donnell '9SM. S., R. G. Clapp '93S.
 These men will remain in New Ha- ven during the spring recess. In addi- tion to these the following men will remain in the city until Friday noon: Palmer, Selin, Sutphin, Marshall, Ber- ger, Davis, Waller, Taintor, Warren, Blount, Richards, Richardson, ePters, Brennan, Spitzer, Poynter, Luce, But Ter, Adams, Weston, Gleason, r. Che- ney, Conway, Robinson, Francis, Me- Farland, Woodruff, Lewis, Fewsmith, Abbott, Chisholm, and Hatch.
 FRESHMAN NINE.
 The freshman baseball squad was re- duced Monday by B. c. Chamberlin, who has had charge of them for the past four weeks. Eleven men will be taken to the training table and twenty will remain in New Haven during the Easter recess. E. H. Brown 1901 has been appointed temporary captain. The training table will start tonight. Fol- lowing is a list of the men who will go to the training table: E. D. Brown 1900, E. H. Brown 1900, Irwin 1900S., Robertson 1901, Hirsh 19O1 Gibson 1900 S., Eliason 1901, Hoyce 1901, Clark 1901, Hit 1901, and Rithet 19O0S. These men will be kept during the Easter re- cess: Townshend 1900S., Stickney 1900, Miller 19O0S., Taylor 1900 Smith 1900S., Twining 1901, Wallace 1901, Enrich 1900 S., Searles M. S., Parshall 1900S., and Thorne 1901, will join the squad after the Easter vacation.
 LAW SCHOOL BASEBALL. Speculation has been rife for several days past as to whether or not the law school baseball team will take the pro- posed southern trip. The faculty, while not expressly prohibiting the same, has given the managers to un- derstand that it will be to the advant- age of all concerned to forego their plans. This they look upon with much disfavor and have openly declared that the trip will be taken if all are sus- pended from school on their return. They propose to leave tomorrow morning and return the following Thursday.
 The members of the school do not feel that the team can play well enough to take trip under the name of the Yale law school team, and many have discouraged the plan as much as possi- | ble. Because of this feeling the finan- ces of the team are not in flourishing | condition.
 | If the trip is taken the following games will be played: Friday, April 8, Baltimore Athletic club at Baltimore; Saturday. April g, Columbia university at Washington; Monday, April Ii, St. Johns college at Annapolis; Tuesday, April 12, Villarora college at Villarora.