New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-15
YALE-COLUMBIA GAME.
T5co Universities WH Probably
Meet at Football IN NezC-Y York.

New-Havsn. Conn. FEB "A tSpeciaD.-The schei-
uls for TIE 1894 Yale football season IS now being
made ty Manager E. 2. spaIding. and vii be
nou-ced by the middle o. the coming month. There
vii probably be few changes from the schedule OF
last season There VII be no Western game this
year. as has been rumored. Yale does not feel
that such a game could Ueu De added to the usual
series eliminating IN the Harvard game. II any
Western team Is 70 play Yale such a game WI.
undoubtedly come before the Princeton and Ha--
vard games some year. he Ell team proposing 70
keep those two games f5r the TOD notCn Of the
eleven. While not definitely signed Ter. the Yale
Harvard game win. usual. end the football sea-
son and viii come on November g the Princeton
game coming November I9. The Crimson gaTns viii.
o. course. De in New-Haven- Tho Columbia game
is net yet certain fer next fa but there seems to
be doubt that Yale Will again go to New-Tork
meet the Blue and White kickers. The Ameri-
can League baseball grounds VIII likely be the
arena for this game rext fan Messrs Stangiand
and Smytn. or Columbia. spent day n New
Haven recently discussing this game with the Yale
men. Holy Cross will probably be on the Yale
LFt for next autumn. IS the game played here last
year by that team was closely contested The
Springfield Training School also NAY get place
II Is likely that Amherst fresh from the scalpng
OF Harvard last year VIII return 20 Yale this
s0a with a similar ambition toward the Eli team.
Besides West Point. the other games 70 Be played
are stu undecided. There VIII be. however. no
marked change In the schedule Yale Will certainly
LOT take on any new important college team IoF
The Yale baseball battery candidates are coming
along rapidly just under the coaching OF DIT
Murphy and Captain winston AacElay. o. who
pitcned Tor two seasons with Georgetown. is thus
tar the leading candidate for the box Cote. the
tie team this y,ar because Of The clever newcone-s
on the squad IS on the pitching squad corner
ers o. whom there are nueteen-Baldwin. Benton.
Durham. Clark Drisko. Limerick. Everett Ewing.
StaFl.vrea her scott TAYLOR Townsend and Win
cent. Seven catchers are On Tire squad thirty-slx
irhelders ard seventeen cutGeiders or this number
there are several preparatory school men win
Wf.h the new rowing coach regime under way. tho
door season. vRirH vii begin Immediately the lie
breaks ir the harbor. The rev graduate advisory
coach Julian W. Curriss Of Nevg-York. will come
,D TO Ntvv-fIaven several times this sprirg TO look
che senior class viii give all his time to the boat
with the trainer John kennedy. on hand. and sX-
calling distance the crew should this year come
along with q rush The Fights ere now rowing
First crew: stroke. Whitney; No. Z. Bailey No
9 Whittier, No s Miller. 10. I Scott No. g. Chase;
No. 2. Elagden. bow. Weeks second crew Stroke.
pom.nl-k. No Z Bailey. No s. Dalys No. D FeTgI-
son; 10. 4 Fish. No. 3. Biooner' No 2. kineon:
The Yale zach, Club viii have an unusually long
series OF races this spring. including special races
race for the Graduates Cup. Of5cers and Conmo-
corn Il, s y s aSif' h2 ave s,d fei 5s sT
special races. April . and 80 and May Z. race for
races for the oflcers' Cup: June Il. race for the
n The H7rTa-d-Yars and oxford Cambridge track
games 60 not ulatsriaIzs for this summer Yale viii
send several q her best athletes q take part il the
cass would enter Tor the shot put as would Thomas
sbevli- and Ralph kinney all three q the Yale
distance runner the Vale team. and Ward Nc
Iaushar. The pole yauIter. J.. p. Tnom2s and
both Of New-york CITY. may olso 60 to 81 louis 70
.e-rs 10 take place ~ the exposition S1evlin;
Yaes star end has been invited 70 play. but he VII
rot enter and believes that tew college men VIII
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