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et. Als MEINE. WER Ly TRACK TEAM CANDIDATES. Prospect for Distance Runs Bright— Work has Begun. The candidates for the Track Team were called out by Captain Perkins on Thursday, January 27th, and about one hundred and eighty men reported. In previous years there has been a greater number of candidates for the sprints than for any other events, but this year the mile and half-mile have by far the greatest number of candi- dates, and the prospects for a good showing in these events are brighter than for several years. The only events in which there is an actual lack of candidates are the shot-put and the hammer-throw, events where Yale has in former years been strong. The general system of training this year will be the same as last. The long distance men have been divided into squads and are running out-of- doors. The bicycle men are also running out-of-doors and will ride on the road as soon as the snow disap- pears. The other candidates will con- fine their training to indoor work until after the middle of March. The quar- ter-mile men have been in active train- ing for the relay team. The Yale open handicap games will be held in the Armory on the 12th of March and until this time there will be no good opportunity of judging the candidates in competition. The general policy is not to enter many men in outside games, but a few prom- ising men will be entered from time to time in the various open games. The regular Spring games will be held in the last of April. Following are the names of the can- didates for the various events: 100 and 220 yards:—H. H. Hackett, 1900; .H. A..-Webster, 1900.S.;.:T. H. Hall, Jr.,.’99 S.; W.. P. Wattles, 1901; Ge Nogers,. jt. 1908... bs. Ward, TOOT) Sv deel Ruick.. Os: ak. «Mi: Graff, ‘O09 S.3:ifa Richards,:ijr., 1900 S.3°-D. C. Byers, ’o8; Peter, 1900 5:; FE. Byers, 1901; L. C. Hedge, 1900; P. R. McCurdy, 1901; E. F. Donnelly, ’98.S.; W. M. Maltbie, 1901; F. M. Dickinson, 1900S.; . W.. Healy, 1901; B. T.. Doudge, 1901; E, H. Bindley, 1900; C. E. Rogers, Jr., 1901; J. S. Gillespie, ’99 S.; F. H. Warren, Jxiy 00 Siz Jx(Ci, Kamball, 19013 .-G. B. White, 1901. Quarter-mile run:—H. R. Smith, 1900; N.C. Thorne, 1901; J. H. Buck, B. W. Lewis, 1901; W. B. Seabury, 1900; B. F. Ames, 1901; F. C. Cook, 1900; G. W. Field, ’99; P. T. Gilbert, 1901; G. Lovell. 1900; F. A. Blount, 1900; 8S. Dillon, ’99S.; J. C. Dallam, 99 S.; F. D. Cheney, 1900; F. W. Struby, 1901; W. S. Johnson, Jr., ’99; C. B. Buckingham, 1901; H. Schaffer, 1900; T. R. Fisher, ’908S.; H. Carle- ton, J. F. Symes, 1900 S.;, W. D. Bren- nan, 19008.; S. McL. Buckingham, 99; M. H. Parker, 1901; N. B. Beech- er, 98; A. H. Richardson, 1901; R. V. VanVredenburgh, 1900 S.; L. C. Beard, Half-mile run:—A. D. Leavitt, 1900; W. E. Shoyer, 1900; E. L. Jones, ror; J. F. Symes, 1900 S.; C. E. Brinley, 1900; W. D. Brennan, 1900S.; H. P. Judd, 1901; H. W. Russ, 1900 S.; H. B. Brougham, 1go1;_ S._ R. Bartlett, 1900; H. L. Loomis, 1900 S.; G. B. Tennant, 1900; G. W. Penny, 1900S.; H. P. « ohaw; I90t;.+S:: Mch. Buckingham, 90; J. B. Hartwell, 1900; G. W. Falls, 1900 S.; Ernest Hausberg, M. H. Par- ker, 1901; C. E. Belding, TOOTS NEB. Beecher, ’98; A. H. Richardson, 1901; G. i /Shepard;:.1900; GC. .G.: Atha, OS.) Dillingham, door; P. C. Kiefer, 1901; G. J. Finnegan, Lie V. VanVredenburgh, 1900S.; C. Mc- Lean, 1901; ‘P. H. Hayes, 1900; F. A. Ruggles, 1900 S.;. Franklin Carter, Jr., 1900; R. H. Keener, ’99; W. A. Aver- ill, 1900; C. R. Swift, ’o9; R. Fergu- son, 1900; A. P. Wright, 1901; W. E. Stanley, ’99 S. Mile run:—G. Green, 1900; P. C. Walcott, 1900; D. C. Palmer, 1900; W. B. Stoskopf, 1900; H. Speer, 1900; F. J. Kennett, Jr., 1900 S.; oyn- eat, 100037. <1. Terry, .r901; .E. DeL. Eaton, 1900; F. H. Winter, 1900; R. S. Spencer, 1901; W. W. Knight, ’99S.; Philip Cheney, 1901; P. M. Mohr, fear E. Root, 1900; T. Watson, 1900; Robinson, 1900; hts Ox, 1900; T. W. Russell, 1901; J. A. Find- ley, 1900; A. J..:Brown, :’90: H. -P. Smith, 1900; A. M. Webb, toor; E. S. Chaffee, 1900 S.; I. L. Fisher, 1900; K. O. Guthrie, ’99; C. H. Palmer, ’99 S.; B. S. Adams, 1900; D. Jennings, 1900; €?-b.=-Vietor, 10013: W;:S. Thomas, ’99 S.; C. B. Spitzer, ’99; G. C. Shelby, 1900; C. H. Woodruff, 1900 S.;- C. G. Wells, ’99S.; R. Turnbull, 98; A. Brown, 1901; J. B. Seymour, ‘99. Hurdles:—J. W. Morey, 19005S.; Graves, 1900; H. R. Sharkey, 19008.; W. L. Davis, ’99 S.; C. W. Cady, 1901; H. J. Fenton, ’99; H. E. Ellsworth, 1900; H. Chisholm, 1901; T. H. Hall, Jr., 99S. Mile walk:—N. M. Wylie, 1901; J. P. Adams, 1900; F. B. Makepeace, 100%? =e. Kingman, 1900; P. ‘I: Leidigh, 1901; Morris, 1901; W. P. Scat, roo1;: Platt. Toor: High jump:—H. A. Hatch, ’98; C. M. Perry, 1900; C. T. Dudley, 1900 S.; J. W. Speidel, 1900S.; G. M. Smith, i00t; 4 . “TL aimtor, 91.;" 1000 S.; -G. B. White, 4901. Broad jump:—H. A. Hatch, ’98; J. W. Speidel, 1900S.; O. W. White, toot; -G.. M. Smith, roor; H. © Chis- holm, 1901; O. H. Dowell, 08 S. Pole vault:—Bascom Johnson, 1900; Wow. sein, os;. J. Hy. tlord,: 2001; W. M. Adriance, 1900; J. M. Rowland, 1900 S.; R. W. Thomas, 1900. Shot put:—D. B. Casler, 1900; A. M. Bell, ’99 S.; J. C. Tomlinson, 1901; S.: B. Sutphin, ’99 S. : Hammer throw:—S. B. Sutphin, ’99 ».;. C. Chadwick, 1900 L.S.; N. Fow- ler (sp.). Bicycle:—F. H. Russell, 1900; W. S.: ‘Hastings, . T9003 Walton, 1061+: Eo ia Peutchinsoge,-1o0r:' -4V.. L. whrich;: 00 8::° J. “Watts, toor-: N: Bardeen, 1900; W. J. Ehrich, 1900 S.; F, T. Anderson, ’98S.;. J. N. Ander- son, ’98S.; W. M. McCutchen, 1900; ‘he ceareons, Toon: 2H: He Strong, 1900 3" KS. D. Kaine, ro00 S.-)C. Bas- com, 11900 8:5 Le-Jacques: ‘to00 S/: J. P. Lombard, 1900; H. C. Heinz, 1900. B. A.A. GAMES, The Boston Athletic Association will hold an indoor meet in Mechanics’ Hall, Boston, on Saturday evening. About fifteen Yale men are entered and a relay race with Harvard will be run. The men who will compose the relay team: are: W.. Johnson, ’99:: C.. E. Ordway, 1900; A. H. Richardson, TOoT;.: J. Richards, rooa S.= substi- tutes, B. Johnson, 1900; C. T. Dudley, 1900 S. The Harvard relay team will be made up as follows: F. . Bigelow, ’98; (capt.); H. H. Fish, ’99; W. G. Morse, "99; -C. He Williams: 08. Subs., E. BD. Gould, 1900, and S. P. Goddard, 1900. >> a ae Ranking of Tennis Players, The ranking committee of the Na- tional Lawn Tennis Association of America, at a meeting held in Boston on Tuesday, Jan. 25, determined the ranking of the following players. The list includes also the names of three Englishmen, Eaves, Mahoney and Nisbet, who played in America last Summer. The players are divided into classes with handicaps ranging from scratch to fifteen and five-sixths. No minus odds are given. The ranking of the Yale players is not changed, with the exception of Sheldon, who now ranks 15 as against I-4 15 last year, and Hooker and Hackett, who were not ranked last season. The ranking is as follows: R. D. Wrenn, Harvard, Cham- - pion: » W.. A. Larned and Dr; W:.D. Eaves, scratch. H. T. Nisbet, 1-6 15; H. A. Mahoney, G. L. Wrenn, Jr., Harvard, and M. D. Whitman, Har- vard, ’99, 3-6 15; Kreigh Collins, E. P. Fisher, W. S. Bond, University of Chicago, L. E. Ware, Harvard, ’99, and J. D. Forbes, Harvard, ’99, 4-6 15; J. P. Paret, C. R. Budlong, Brown, ’o7, G. P. Sheldon, Jr., ex-1900, and Clar- ence P. Dodge, ’99, 15; Evarts Wrenn, Halcombe Ward, Harvard, 1900, Regi- nald Fincke, Harvard, 1901, G. W. Lee, and M. D. Smith, 15 1-6; Dwight F. Davis, Harvard, 1900, Alfred Codman, Beals Wright, J. C. Neely, Cornell, P.G., J. C. Davidson, C. D. Thurber, John Ryerson, and Ralph McKittrick, 15 3-6; A. P. Hawes, H. H. Hackett, 1900, Richard Hooker, ’99, J. C. Good- fellow, and H. E. Avery, 15 4-6; R. D. Littel, W. K. Auchincloss, Cornell, 98, Tudor Gross, Brown, 1901, and M. Goodbody, ’97 S. The classes in military drill under the supervision of Lieutenant Murray have been organized in the Academic and Scientific Senior classes, and will com- mence their regular exercises this week. CREW TRAINING BEGUN, Brisk Competition for Seats in the University and Freshman Boats. Twenty-four candidates for the Uni- versity crew reported on Wednesday, January 26, in response to Captain Whitney’s call. The list includes four of the five members of last year’s crew now in College and, with one excep- tion, the entire victorious Freshman crew of last year, including substitutes. W. E. S. Griswold, ’99, who rowed at seven last season, and J. C. Green- leaf, ’99 S., a substitute on the Fresh- man eight, will join the squad in a few days, completing the list of men now in College who rowed in the races last year. Training was, begun on Thursday, under the supervision of Mr. R. J. Cook. Until the harbor is available the daily work will consist of practice in the tanks, followed by light exercise in the gymnasium and an out-door run. The list of candidates, with weights, follows: P. Whitney, ’98, Captain; Diu Fy Rogers, ’08,- 168; + Bi<Gx ‘Chim- berlin, P.G.,. 192: 8. HO Doane. 98 M.S., 180; A. B. Marvin, ’99, 160; R.A: McGee, ’o99'S:,- 186; B. Patk- hurst, 98 S., 16834; F. W. Allen, 1900, 178; J..P:. Brock, to00, 1742: J. H. Nie- Gecken, 1000, 168: Ro Po Biint, ‘oo S., 164; W. B. Williams, 1900, 15634; J. W. Cross, 1900, 182%; J. C. Green- way, 1900, 165; R. J. Schweppe, 1900, io4; Hi Pi Wickes, t000,.178:. R.. M. Patterson, 1900, 15634; L. T. Stone, 00. 5., 175; L: S. Quackenbush, ’o9 S., 165; W. F. Whitehouse, ’99, 165: C. VWVicseattuck..: 00'S,» .1604 | Py a7. Dashiell, ’909 S., 155; P. S. Riggs, 1900, 150? 1. 2). Plewitt; 00. 160; WW. i.- 5: Griswold, ’99, 172. FRESHMAN CREW. Over a hundred candidates for the Freshman crew presented themselves on January 17. The squad has since been reduced and now numbers forty- two. The candidates have been work- ing under the supervision of Mr. Cook and various members of last year’s eight. Last week J. O. Rodgers, ’08, took complete charge of the coaching. The system of Winter training is the same as that pursued by the candidates for the University crew. The material is considered excellent, and there is every hope for an exceptionally strong eignt. Qf. G. Brown,. Jr,. 1001, bas been appointed temporary Captain. A list of the candidates now in training, with weights, follows: From 1901—W. B. Allen, 167: R. L. Atkinson, 16144; H. Auchincloss, 160; Ff. G. Brown, Jr., tog: A. Cameron, Jr., 158; J. M. Carlisle, 170; H. Chap- pell, 172543) J. H. oChilds,: 280:). H. Chisholm, 150; S. Dillingham, 148; C. Dupee, 158; R. B. Hixon, 168; A. W. Judd, 185; F. S. Kellogg, 161; J. A. Keppelman, 167; W. W. Linsley, 160; A. H. Markwald, 169; P. L. Mitchell, 173; 2. 19. Nloouy, 156." Ro OM. New. port, Jr,,.t00;- 11. P,. Olcon,.178* J. MM. Patterson, 16414; C. A. Phelps, 154; D. Reynolds, 162%4; R. R. Richardson, 203) Woe AS Stickney; Sryesc cL, oM. Thomas, 162; E. P. Thompson, 165; R. P. Tyler, 146; G. S. Stillman, 184; C,..B.. Watétinan, .16274*. W. 2D. 7A, Westfall, 170; F. M. Wheeler, 166; A. S. Williams, 140. From 1900 S.—H. S. Brown, 164; J. E. Burdick, 165%; A. R. Cluett, 175; W. m. soowd, Jf., 170; RR, FH. ‘Gillett. 178; L. C. Glenny, 168; R. H: Haw- kins, 165; J. D. Ireland, 156; T. Kelly, 169; T. S. Montague, 182; C. C. Starr, 154; A. G. Underwood, 147; W. H. White, 1609. ><> Ren Gk Wale Corinthian Yacht Club. The officers of the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club were elected on Friday evening. The following men_ will serve for the ensuing year: Commo- dore, Bruce Clark, ’98; Vice-Commo- dore, Charles A. Goodwin, ’98; Rear- Commodore, Frederic M. Davies, ’99; Governing Board,—from ’98, Gouver- neur Morris, Jr., Forsyth Wickes; from °99,, Charles A. Brayton, ‘Jr., Alfred G. Vanderbilt; from 1900, Fred- erick C. Havemeyer; from ’98 S., Reune Martin, Louis L. Lorillard, Jr-; from 799 S., John F. Archbold. ~~ CHASE’S PRICES Bad am & Most people say they are well up. That is perfectly true, and we mean to keep them there. And yet we are doing more and more business, month by month and year by year. Why? Come and see —or write for samples. Td es CHASE & CO., NEW HAVEN HOUSE BLOCK. FRANK A. CORBIN, LATLO R TO! Fe STUDENTS OF YALE AND TO THE GRADUATES in all parts of the country. Address : 1000 Chapel Street, : New Haven, Conn. The annual smoker of the St. Paul’s School Club was held at the Tontine Hotel on Monday, Jan. 31st. Owing to the inclemency of the weather there were not many present. The “Osborn Hall Pharmacy,” so well known to Yale graduates and stu- dents, which was owned by the late D. — Brennan, was purchased January 26, by Dr. Talcott B. Hull, who has been connected with it for the past six years. BEAUTIFUL 2 «# WINTER SCENE A lake full of skaters — men and women, boys and girls — wearing KiNG) 0 soft hats and caps. Full-grown Men —LIKE— THE SUN.
