The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-27
YALE AND (. \. (.
ATHLETES IN GREAT NUMBER
 WILL COMPETE IN EVENTS

At Second Regiment ArmOry TO-mOr- row Evening-GovernOrC Chamberlain and Staff to Attend Officials and En- trIes.
 The indoor athletic events Of Yale and the Connecticut National Guard, to be held tomorrow evening in the Ar mory, promise to be the greatest sue cess of anything of the kind ever held in New Haven. The management has made arrangements for an ample seat ing capacity, portion of which will be reserved seats. The committee have received the assurance of Governor Chamberlain that he and staff will be in attendance. They will be given seats in the center of the arena.
 The first race will be called at 7:45 instead of 8 o'clock. as announced
 Forty marshals from Troop A and the Naval Militia in uniform will keep the arena clear and an unmolested view of all that transpires on the track and in the enclosure is assured. The games will be run off quickly. as there are sixteen events to be decided, which with the necessary heats will make q long programme.
 The dashes will be run on straight course and the longer races will be held on the fourteen-lap banked track.
 Yale will enter the largest number of men ever entered from the college in a similar event.
 A feature of the evening will be the relay races, of which there are four. The Connecticut National Guard relay will be open to all the companies of the state militia This event was won last year by the First division, Naval bat talion; they were defeated. however, by 6 close margin last Saturday night at Hartford by the Second division of the Naval battalion, but they are deter mined to regain their title of champion at the coming meet. There is one and two mile relay race for teams representing the classes of Yale; this was won last year by the team of 1905, composed of N. s. Hastings, W. Jack, A. c. Ward, M. Howard and H. Hin kle. These intef-class events are sure to bring out keen competition. The in- terscholastic relay will be run by rep resentatives preparatory schools of the state. Boardman school of this city was returned the winner last year.
 The Second regiment band will enter tain the early arrivals with various popular selections. The band will also entertain between events during the evening.
 The management announces the fol- lowing officials who will have charge of the games during the evening:
 Referee-Alexander B. Coxe, Yale.
 Clerk of the Course-E. c. Cranberry, Yale.
 Judges at Finish-C. L. Duval, Y. A. A., J. B. Thomas, Y. A. A.; George H. Collett, Amos F. Barnes, sergeant-ma- jor.
 .Measurers of shot-Fred G. Beck, Y. A. A.: Thomas L. Shevlin, Y A. A.
 Starter--M. c. Murphy.
 Assistants Clerks of Course-William J. Konitz, quartermaster N. B.; An drew P. Blake. Private. Company D.; Fred G. Grarbb. sergeant Company F; George E. Hogan, Private Company c.
 INSPECTORS.
 B. Winslow, Jr., Y. A. A; George k. Hall, captain Company E; William M. Derickson, corporal Troop A; H. c. Young, sergeant-major.
 Scorers-Arthur Havemeyer, Jr., Y. A. A.; G. E. Parks, jr., Y. A. A.; liar ry T. Guilford, corporal Troop A; W. D, Scranton, Company R, private.
 Tiners-W. c. Dole, F. s. Collett Major John 0. Tiison, Talcott B. Hull Official Announcer-Peter Prunty.
 Judges of Wall Scaling-Captain Smoke, U. S. A.; Lieutenant W. P Payne, Naval battalion.
 Appended is list of the Yale en- tries:
 Fifty Yards Dash. GIandicap)-s. D. Ward, 1903; S. o. Vanderpool, 1903; W Sullivan, 1908; W. J. Jack, 1905; H. F Bogart, 1905, S.; H. c. Alexander, 1905 S.; F. R. Moulton, 1903, l.. S.; c. B Long, 1904, s.; W. A. Lilley, 1903, S.; L. c. Howard, 1905, S.: A. Mendoza 1903, s.; F. G. Hempy, 1904, L. S.; P Sheehan, 1906; K. P. Grant. 1905, S.. R. B. Hyatt, 1903; W. H. Courson 1906 W. R. Koehler, 1903, S.; V. K. Bracher 1903, S.: M. H. Behr, 1905, S.; J. c Preston, 1905, S.; H. L. Bodman, 1905 W. L. Mierts, 1905; J. A. Stevenson 1906; D. L. Moore, 1906; J. H. Branigan B. Webster, 1908; R. 5. Oliver, L. S.. J. A. Moorehead, 1904; F. M. Baker 1903, s.: D. Sicher, 1904; J. T. Monzani 1906; H. R. Wtitcomb, Jr., 1906; J. H Wallace, 1906; w l.. Mitchell, 1904; F II. Parker 1903, S.; Grammar, 1906; C B. Van Wagener 1906: c. $. Brown, IT. 1905; H. W. Eales, 1904: Chase, 1908.
 Six Hundred Yards Run, (Handicap) --C. B. Hill, 1906; V. C. Brewer, 1906 A. C. Bragan, 1903: E. W. Van Brunt 1905; R. B. Onver. 1904, l.. S.; K. P Grant, 1905, S.; F. R. Clark, 1903; c. D Morris, 1905, S.; N. H. Grouse, 19OG W P. Shoemaker 1906; B. Moore, 1906; E J. Barber, 1905; R. Colle, 1906; D. R Burnap, 1905; H. Fl Henry 1905; E. W Judd, 1905; D. M. Moffat, 1903.
 One Thousand Yards Run, (Handi. cap)-C. R. Alcott. 1905, S.; D. F Twichell, l.. S.; F. S. Warren, 1906; B F. Burns, 1904; C. I. Chadwick. 1904; S K. Zabriske 1905; S. M. Roeser, 1905 S.: H. A. Rogers, 1903, S.; c. S. Ridge Y way. 1906; F. G. Chapin, 1906 J. A Toole, 1906; J. F. Bently, 1905; P. Good sell, 1904; E. J. Noble, 1905; ". J. Hall T. S.; J. S. Brown, Jr., 1905; F. r Pierce 1904: Fl F Perry, 1906: R IT