The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-10
EASTER RECESS WEDNESDAY
MANY STUD ENTS TO LEAVE ON 4
 VEEK'S VACATION.

 Many of tho Candidates for Athletic Teams to Remain In Tovvn-Freshme n | to Play High school Team Saturday, | Second High Jump Contest Yesterday Hummer and shot Trials This Aticr- | moon
 Yale students, at least the bulk of them, leave on their Easter vacation at noon on Wednesday,. But not few, composing the various athletic squads, will either remain in town in order to follow up their training or else will re- turn before the vacation is ended The l programme to be followed out by these | follows:
 The university crew squad will leave New Haven Wednesday. April Il, and will return for rowing at 4:45 p. m. on Monday, April 16. Regular work will continue from them until the time of the race at New London. The training table for the crew will be started right after the vacation.
 The following men will return for work on Monday: Yarmouth, Blogden, Allen, Auchincloss, Wiclles, Niedecken, Mitchell, Atkinson, Williams, Hooker, Brock, Cross Kunzig, Newport, Cam eron, Minor and Holt.
 The candidates for the freshman crew will remain in New Haven rowing as usual until Saturday. The regular prac- tice will be held on Saturday afternoon, the men leaving after it is over. They will return on Thursday, April 19 On account of spring football practice after vacation, F. G. Brown will be obliged to stop coaching for three weeks and a temporary coach will be appointed for time. Regular practice will continue after vacation, the squad of twenty men being gradually reduced so that at the time of the spring regatta there will be two crewa and few subst- tutes. The training table will be start ed on Wednesday evening, April Il.
 The following candidates will remain in this city: Strong, R. Schley, .Trum- bull. Boyne, K. Schley, Mann, Kirt- land, Brainard, Goodwin Auchincloss, Thompson, Sargent, H. s. Bristol, Bond and Lounsberry.
 There will be no general training for the track team during the vacation; but on the reopening of college there will begin harder training in prepara- tion for the meet with California
 The last run of the bicycle team will be made on Wednesday afternoon, April il, The following men will return in time for practice on Monday: U. J. Enrich, F. U. Paisley, Mason, Hall, R. H. Gantry, A. M. Potter, c. N. Butts, R. N. Langley, G. B. Everts J. H. Aver ill, R. Ryan, M. Moore and F. A. Strong.
 | The freshmen baseball squad of six teen men will remain in New Haven throughout the vacation. The training table will be started on Wednesday, April il. The first game of the season will be with the Hlllhouse high school team at Yale field Saturday afternoon, April IA.
 The second contest for the cups of-
 
 place yesterday afternoon. It resulted in tie between F. L. Fox 1902 and K. l.. Burns 1900 at feet inches. s. Campbell 1900 was third with feet 2 inches. The score in the competition now stands: F. l.. Fox, points; K. L. Burns, points; J. U. Decrow and S. Campbell 1 poin: each
 This afternoon at 3 o'clock at Yale field the trials for the hammer and shot candidates who are to represent Yale in the Princeton meet, which will be held at Princeton, April 21, will take place. The candidates in training are: Shot, Robertson, Beck, Francis, Goss, Hale and Brown; hammer Gould, Still man, Beck and Richard. Two men for each event will be chosen and although Yale's representatives will have to meet McCracken, the Pennsylvania crack it is thought that her chances are very good.