The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20
YALE TAP DAY SURPRISES.
Notable students Passed by Al Three
societies HonoFs Refused.

Societies HoRoFs Refused.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May la-John
Reed Fitzpatrick Of New York city. all
American end on the football team and
next captain Of tho Yale track team,
was passed by all three senior societies
this afternoon at the annual tap day
celebration on the Yale campus.
Molf's Head was filled and there was
only one place left in Skull and Bones.
which went to Sherwood y. Day. presi-
dent Of Dwight Hall. Even after this
Scroll and Key did not take Fitzpatrick.
No tap day has aroused such comment
since Tom l.. Shevlin was passed in the
spring of 1915.
John Field Of Washington. D. C, sub
stitute fullback on the football team.
was also passed by ALL Carroll Clark
Hincks II Andover, Mass. manager Of
tho football team for next year. vas
offered an election 20 Wolf's Head. The
crowd surrounding him shouted Take
IL but HinCks declined II and neither
u the other societies took him. The
same thing happened 10 y. \. Frost Of
the crew Il Waltham. Mas.
Harry Van Sinderen u Brooklyn. n. Y.
Who - fairly surs 81 tho captAincy q
the varsity crew next year. was tapped
for scroll and Key and threw it down.
He is the first man 10 decline Scroll and
Key in years Ne wAs tape for Skull
and Bones and went.
Allan Lyle Corey. son of william Z.
Corey. president % the steel trust. was
tapped for Skull and Bones by Ruthven
Wodell. captain " tho crew. and took Il
amid the greatest cheering u tho day.
Corey was quarterback on last falls foot
hall team. and now plays right held on
the baseball nine Ne was chairman ~
the sophomore german committee and
a member ~ tho junior prom. committee.
The ceremonies took place under the
Old oak by the college chapel and hun
dreds IT graduates were back The
elertions follow.
Skull and Bones Arthur A. Gammell.
Providence. editor 81 tho NeWss John r.
Dempsey, Cleveland; Clinton W. Dayis,
Portland manager II the giee club.
Allan LYLE Corey. New York CITY varsity
quarterback and right field ~ the base
ball team, John Mcdonnell. New York,
manager of baseball. member u prom.
committee, Cornelius =. lombard.
Berkeley, Cal, chairman Yale LaeTdyv
Magazine: Paul Badger. Winchester,
Mass. centre field on baseball team,
leslie Soulc. Dorchester Center. Mas.
manager track team. Harry Van Sinderen.
Brooklyn. y y member Il crew. FreCicr-
TX " HYDE. Jr.. ~. Albans. VI, chair
man junior prom, substitute oentre on
football team; l. r. Wheeler. pOrtVills,
- ...-...a.-s - DI,t NJ h.
deacon. manager freshman football team.
wrestling team John T Rowland. Green
Wich. Conn. Francis r Randolph. Bait
more. NCWs Board. manager freshman
crew. Frederick DAILY Cambridge. Mass,
captain football team. and Sherwood \.
Day. Catskiil y y president u Yale
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scroll and Key Alien ; Hubbard.
Auburn v Y, NsUa hoard; William
McAfee. New Haven president dramatic
ASSOCIATION. Clifford Wright Cincinnati,
Robert T. Walker Richmond Va Ne'Cs
hoard: K Philbin. New York -on Of
James Dwight Dana, New Haven Meade
Robinson Jr. Louisville Ny I. Y.
Evans. HaverfoTd. Pa captain 1911
tennis team. Morgan q O'Brien. New
York. r. Rives, New York. y n
French ID New York; W Horne Pitts
burg. Pa, member prom committee:
charles I. Reed, Cincinnati; 3 r. Morris.
Ardinore Pa = II Rand. Lawrence L. T.
VOLTS Head Reuben A. Holden Cincin-
natl; Alexander " Shapleigh. 81 Louis.
Walter n Mills. Dorchester Center. Mas
William Mckee Dunn. Hot springs; A. A.
Lowe. Brooklyn; John r Terry Vi. New
York: Francis W. Crandall. West1eld
y. v: Edmund e. stanton. New York:
\. r. Freeman. Plainheld. " Henry
L. Folsom, Orange y. J. John B. HollisteT.
Cincinnati; Egbert Mersereau, Portland.
Ore A. NJ. Hartwell. Albany. y Y