Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-21

New Haven April 20.-Last Satur- day President Hadley announced his plans for a western trip to the Pa cific coast during the Easter recess and the two weeks following. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Hadley and will visit several of the alumni asso- citations of the Far West President and Mrs. Hadley will leave New York next Tuesday afternoon and return to New Haven, May 13. Arriving in Los Angeles, April 22. President Had ley will be the guest of honor at an alumni dinner the night of his arrt- val. The arrangements there are In charge of J. F. Wood, 'S4 S. It Is probable that President Hadley Will visit Occidental College and other institutions in that city on the 24th. From Los Angeles the party will go to Yosemite Valley, where they will spend three days, leaving for san | Francisco, May 1. Owing to the tact | that President Hadley attended large
 and remarkably successful Yale din- | ner at the time of the Exposition last | July no arrangements have been made | for a Yale Association meeting in san | Francisco. For this reason President | Hadley will spend only one day there, | arriving May 2, and leaving the next | day for Seattle. s. l.. Russel, 1902 5, | who has charge of arrangements in Seattle, has planned a Yale dinner on | May 5, and visit to the University of Washington. Leaving Seattle, May l ', the party will arrive in Spokane the
 same evening, where D. L. Hunting ton, who has taken charge of the pro- gram, has arranged Yale dinner on
 the Sth. The next day President Had
 ley will start back for New Haven
 arriving here May 13.
 The university baseball team Jeff } New Haven, Wednesday morning fol
 their annual Easter trip to the South Twenty men composed the squad. F1Ve
 games are scheduled to be played or the trip, the first being with Johns
 Hopkins University at Baltimore, or
 Thursday, April 20. The other game: vii be played with Pennsylvania, Vir' ginia, Catholic University and George } | town The game scheduled with Holy
 Cross at Washington, for Tuesday ? April 25, was cancelled on account O. : the impossibility of using the Wash ington American league team . grounds on that date. Instead of play ing this game, the team will see tn American league contest schedules for that afternoon.
 @ Besides deciding that next year tn 6 football players would be nunbereI V l as requested by many graduates. tn
 football committee met Monday eve e ming at the Taft, to discuss the foot : | bali situation and to decide who wi
  ments of coaching. The followin s will make up the official list: T. A. I f Jones, head coach; M. F. Sweeney, ad = visory coach; Dr. w. T. Bull, kbck1n S coach; A. E. Brides. line coach; c: | Q Alcott, end coach, and H. A. Martini . freshman coach. Spring practice. a was previously announced, will begi = on May l. The full staff of coache o will begin on May 1. The full staff ( l. coaches will be on hand to work wit .4,Ir- 70 comprise the entire drill. The obJei l. of spring practice is to keep the me 70 familiar with handling the ball, and - lay the foundations of a co-ordinatic
 between the players who will wol III together next fall. There will be I le scrimmaging. The committee has d, ll cidede to give up the former pracu e- of holding early practice at some sun m mer resort. Next fall the squad w "a return to New Haven before coI1et rs opens and get in the preliminary col "a dfttoning at Yale Field.
 'il Vale chapter of the Gamma AIpI
 Graduate Scientific Fraternity in u
 Graduate School was officially estai
 hshed here Saturday evening. TT ,e fraternity is devoted exclusively to | II promotion of fraternal relationsht III among students and instructors, in t
 various branches of science. The |
 stallation ceremony was conducted st Dr. J. ]. Tracey of Yale, and PrUfe CT sor W. A. Riley of Cornell, both e
 Presidents of the national organiz
 tion. They were assisted by Profess C. T. s. Taylor of Yale, and Dr. L. al Maynard of Cornell.
 The first and second univers1 .. crews held practice on the harh s Monday afternoon in final preparati as for the dual race with PennsylvaI
 on the Schuykill, Saturday. The hl
 crew, stroking 37 for the first minu he and 34 for the second minute, 'defes py ng w71--zg1zsI-sI---