The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-19
YALE ATHLETIC FINANCES.
Report Shows Slight Failing M With a
Surplus OF R~IOI,73O.l9.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, JUNE is.-The report
OF the Yale Financial Union. that has charge
OF all the finances of the athletic departments
OF Yale University, was made public to-day.
and it shows that the total surplus In the
treasury is SOL .73o. 40. The report was
signed by Henry b. Sargent. member Of the
Yale Corporation, chairman. and Walter
Camp. treasurer. The surplus in the treas
ury a year ago was slo6, o3? GO. Tho on cials
Of the union made the following statement
of the falling of in the receipts:
"a comparison of the report, of loo4-lao5,
with. that of i003-i9o+ shows that the. total
ieticssD Is about 1000 less in iao4.iao5, dT1hdis
Is not discourag ing. however. for the reason
that lao4,lso5 is the on year WHICH. occurs
football, game was held at Princeton and the
Harvard game at New Haven. This is
always q disadvantaseons arranEement Gnan-
Princeton, netting. $40. l67. rs. while the same
game in 1903. held in New Haven. brought
10 soi ~ : 7s' show I ae TIeGfpl.s OF Of ' a6oS GTes s.. 6 5S5
over the previous year, though the expendio
lures we're quite heavily increased"
The officials also announced that the reserve
fund. will be drawn on for the erection Of a
new boat house and for the purchase OF the
land it may require, the replacement of such
OF the football stands as economy and safety
may demand and to make available for players
such portions Of the field property not vet In
such condition as may prove practicable and
desirable.
The receipts for the season that ended last
July were as follows:
TooiSeIl ssoGil So baseball, s:s%aM; boa,
reserve Ilnd account, ss,77l.6 "a; other credits,
Reserve fund investments and balance reported
Scntember !. 1904, s~ss,!72.sl; Interest. Sslo57.eS,
Total. Slnl .730.I0.
The expenditures:
Football. ss7. 957 -. baseball. s2o,sls.23 boat club,
sssAS2.a; track :o;S7s2s appropriations to Yale
scptsmbef /, isoS' sa7.osss j. 'Toott,ir", s St '7so' e,
The receipts from, the lending football
games ,os. TSrG; G CO NIB sa'7nI; Pri1Ce}oni
items Of expenditure in the football line were:
Travelling. 81 7eo.0S: hotels and meals.
:S,sss.C 90: shoes and repairs, si'37!' 20: trainins:
:!os15; carriages. $3.50; street car fare,
and prizes. S.l59. OF; administration, labor.
maintenance. renewal and repairs. sl5,-
The largest amount taken in for baseball
was slO.3l5. at the Harvard game, and the
next largest was 1855, at the Princeton game.
bali department. some Of the leading items
being; Travelling, 50. ls7. To- hotels and meals
g ,oso,e 80; merchandise and sporting goods,
table. 81. Sill rs; doctors and medicines. s244. so;
trophies and prizes. seo2.o5, sundries, $3.50 SO:
adm md rannirs sap o2e maintenance renew
The boat club took in 81 1875 in subscriptions
sl.oas for the observation train and SIS, 200
ln. suDsCTlTNlonS LOT t1e GaleS ferrN property.
The expenditures in the rowing department
included; Travelling. 1901 So; hotels and meals,
s773, %: training table, 81 .394. "a. doctors and
medicines, s2i8.35: new shells and freight on
on same. sts2. 50: training table at Gales
Ferry, s2.?sl.88 betterments, alterations
and furnishings. boat house, Gales Ferry.
sil, se2 9s; administration. labor. malntenance.
renewals and repairs. 5000. n. The Yale
Harvard track games brought Yale si,0i0.
the following: Travelling, 81, 7Oi. es; hotel
and meals. 81 1850. IS: merchandise and D ort-
ing goods, sl.lso.l2 training table. 81 sos. 20:
prizes, seS6.