The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-04
NEWS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Plans for Collegiate Golf Tourna


 ment.
 Plans for the intercollegiate tourna ment of golfers have been announced. Yale golfers are to adopt new sys- tenn of selecting the class teams this year Teams will be formed of six men and three substitutes and will be known as preliminary teams. The best play CTS of these teams will be finally chosen to represent each class. Cups will be awarded to each man on the winning class team. Scoring will be by holes. The schedule of inter-calss matches is as follows; Wednesday, May ', 1902, vs 1903, 1902 s. vs 1903S.
 Friday, March g, 1904 vs. 1905 1902 vs 1o04S
 Tuesday, May IS, 1903 vs, 1904 19O8s vs. 1905.
 Wednesday, May fl, 1902 vs. 19o2s,, 1904 vs. 19O3S.
 Friday, May 16, 1903 vs. 1904 s.; 1902 vs. 1904.
 Tuesday, May 20, 1903 vs, 1905; 1904 vs 1o04S.
 Wednesday, May 21, 19o2s. vs. 19o4s., 1902 vs. 1905.
 Friday, May 23, 1903 vs. 19oss., 1902 vs 1905.
 Tuesday, May 27, 1902 vs, 19O3s., 1902 S. vs. 1904
 Wednesday, May 2s 1904 vs. 1904s., 1903 vs. 1o02S
 Thursday, May g. 1905 vs. 19O4S. The annual meeting of the Intercol- legiate Bicycle association was held at the Fifth Avenue hotel New York city, Saturday afternoon. The usual business of the association was trans acted except the election of officers. which was postponed until the next meeting, March 14. The repart of the treasurer showed the association to be in a good financial condition The app plication of Wesleyan university to join the association was accepted.
 It was decided to award record med als to F. w. Farley 1901 and J. H. Overall 1902S., who established new intercollegiate record of 2:03 for the mile tandem at the Intercollegiate meet held at Berkeley Oval May 25 and 30 1901. Also to o. G. Butts 19O2S., for lowering the quarter mile record from 1U 70 SeGDlluS, lUiAlcliS liCtu bS '' ANiP ley. Princeton, to 30 2-5 seconds. The secretary was authorized to send invitations to colleges not already be- longing to join the association, The advisability of having the inter collegiate meet at an earlier date, and substituting for the one-mle tandem regular event on single wheels, was dis cussed.
 No definite action was taken as to the rIace for holding the meet, but will be decided upon at the next meeting. H. A. Vessel 1902 and c. w. Butts, jr., 1902S., represented Yale. The Yale crews were put into the eights after rowing only three days In the pair-oars. instead of a month, as last year. The usual number of crews will be kept for the university squad and the four oar will be picked from the college, and it's stroke will be pre- cisely the same as the varsity crew Alexander Cameron 1901, who was to have arrived here Saturday and taken the crews under his personal supervi- sion. will not be here for two weeks. The furnishings of the dressing rooms in the boat house are complete. with lne eXCepllDii Ol tuc iiSot''s Nhl'N-N which will be put in place in few days. The new apartment for the launch and the repairs on the boat house itself are being pushed rapidly, while the new coaching launch which was to have reached New Haven Satur- day, did not arrive. but will be here in about a week The race with Harvard will be over the four mile course as usual.
 The university baseball training table which will start on Wednesday, March 19 will be at Rockwell's at the corner of York and Wall streets
 In the semi-final round of the check CT tournament Fisher 1904 l.. s. defeat ed B. Weston 1903 1-2 to 1-2, and Brinsmade 1905 defeated Anderson 1905 to g.
 There was a meeting of the 1905 mis- sion study class at 6:45 last evening in Dwight hall The subject was The Ar rican Negro"
 Yale will hold a gymnasium contest with Columbia at New Haven next Fri day evening.
 Yale succeeded in getting place in only two of the three races at the Knickerbocker Athletic club on Satur- day night l.. M. Clucas 1904S secured third place in the 100-foot novice race. In the 200-foot scratch race F. A. Wenck. l.. S., lost to Buddy of the Knickerbocker Athletic club by foot,