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ex-’68—John R. Walker 196
*69—John H. Traynham 347
’71—Gustav M. Stoeckel 212; Clarence
E. Beebe 232
73 S—Henry 5S. Hoyt 347 |
72 M.S.—Frederick O. White 27
’75 Guy Howard 48, 62
ex-’75—Edwin H. English 37
75 L.S.—S. W. F. Andrews 248
‘70—Frank Van D. Andrews 221, 237;
John J. Jennings 261; Philip G. Rus-
sell 421
*77John R. Hatch 336
ex-’78 S.—Effingham Lawrence 164
*79—Gerard M. Edwards 248
ex-’82 $§.—William B. Spring 262
’°83—Frederick S. Calhoun 113;
E. Fisk 320, 347
ex-84 S.—Samuel J. Cornell 212
’85 S—Clarence R. Britton 278
*86—Daniel A. Moore 117, 129
’87 T.S.—George R. Mathews 164
ex-’88—B. W. Schwab 5;
Manro 62, I13
’88 S.—William C. Catlin 212
ex-’89—Dwight W. Bissell 62
’91 T.S.—T. Arthur Frey 164 -
’92—Edwin O. Stanard 48, 69, 80
’92 L.S.—John F. Cuff 196
’93—Albert W. Pettibone 27; Frank J.
Jonathan B.. Dill
Henry
Brown 213, 221;
305, 320
’°93 S—Huson T. Jackson 27
’94—4Alexander McB. Byers 145; 5S.
B. S. Bissell 285 ye
’95—Everett W. Hobart 5; William S.
Eakin 336
’95 S—William K. Duckworth 421
95 L.S—Allyn B. Wilmot 48
’96 Ward Cheney 145, 154e, 154, 155,
00; 201 Il 322i
’97—B. F. C. Thompson 80, 90; Joseph
W. Alport 285, 330; Henry V. Ryder
248, 330
’97 S.—George R. Tracy 421 |
’98—Augustus C. Ledyard 117, 1188,
12
98 M.S—Dr. F. W. Hulseberg 421
°99—Stuart Holt 249
ex-’99—Arthur W. Lovell 278, 285, 293
’99 S.—Oliver S. Perry 109, 113, 119,
129; William W. Mursick 141, 164;
Harry... =Gause: inate «Walter: S.
Thomas 141, 145; Daniel P. Doohan
249
1901—Harry S. Osborn 7; Charles W.
Cady 256 3
1903—Maurice F. Hawks 262; Charles
Brown 421
Sp.—Philip D. Armour 196
Obituary Record 421
(Alphabetically)
Aikman, ’43, Robert 335, 347
Alexander, ’58, Walter S. 336, 347
Alport, ’97, Joseph W. 285, 336
Andrews, ’76, F. Van D. 221, 237
Andrews, 75 L. S., S. W. F. 248
Armour, Sp., Philip D. 196
Bacon, 753, Theodore 188
Bacon, *65, Wilbur R. 347, gor
Bailey, ’56, Gilbert F. 99
Baldwin, DeForest 213
Baldwin, ’50, William A. 284
Barnard, 30 Dr. Henry 420
Bartholmew, ’56, A. J. 17
Beebe, 71, Clarence E. 232
Birchmore, ’46, John W. 277
Birge, ex-’43, Nathan L. 80
Bisssell, 50, Champion 256
Bissell, ex-’89, Dwight W. 62 -
Bissell, 94, S. B. S. 285 -
Boardman, ’61, Elijah 421
Bossler, ex-’51, John S. 211
Bourne, ’49, Rev. S. 256
Britton, ’85 S., Clarence R. 278
Brooks, ’47, Calvin M. 420
Brown, 1903, Charles T. 421
Brown, ’93, Frank J. 213, 221
Byers, ’94, Alex. McB. 145
Cady, 1901, Charles W. 256
Calhoun, ’83, Frederick S. 113
Catlin, 88 S., William C. 212
Chapell, ’60, Frederick L. 232
Cheney, ’96, Lt. Ward 145, 154e, 154,
155, 196, 201, 213, 221
Clark, ’49, William L. 127
Cone, 55, Elijah 212
Cornell, ex-’84S., Samuel J. 212
Cuff, ’92 L.S., John F. 106
Darling, ’36, Thomas 61
Davenport, ’33, John S. 220
Day, "57, John C. 17
Dill, ’93, Jonathan B. 305, 320
Doohan, ’99 S., Daniel P. 249
Duckworth, ’95 S., William K. 421
Bakin, ’95, William S. 336
Edwards, ’79, Gerard M. 248
Egleston, ’54, Thomas 193
merson, ’41, Prof. Joseph 420
English, ex-’75, Edwin H. 37
Estes, ex-’52, William M. 232
Ferry, ’68, William H. 277
Fischer, ’56, Louis C. 109
William D. —
Fisher, 68, George W. 212
Fisher, ’83, Henry E. 320
Fisk, 783, Henry E. 347°:
Foster, 63, Eleazar K. 117
Frey, ‘91 1.S., Rev. T. Arthur 164
Gates-Fairbanks, ’63, Artemas W. 336
Gause, 99 S., Harry C. 129, 141
Greene, 751 M.S., Francis C. 17
Grosvenor, ex-’55, Col. W. M. 420
- Hallowell, ’52, Henry C. 5, 117
Harding, 53, Charles 67
Harland, ex-’49, Thomas 305
Hatéh 77, John K: 330
Hawks, 1903, Maurice F. 262
Hazen, Prof. H. H. 196
Helfenstein, 41, Charles P. 221
Hendrickson, ’52, John B. 5
Hill, 254, James K.:5
Hobart, ’95, Everett W. 5
Hooker, 64, Frank H. 285
Telit, £06, Stuart 249) x.
Howard, ’75, Guy 48, 62
EHoyt, 73.5. Henry. .S. 347
Hubbard, ’28, Oliver P. 256
Hulseberg, 98 M.S., Dr. F. W. 421
Huntington, ’55, David L. 141, 188
Jackson, a3 S., .tlason 7 . 27
Jarman, ’48, Francis T. 67, 80
Jennings, *76, John J: 261
Jillson; 753 S., Benj...C..17
Judd, ’62, Albert F. 360
Lawrence, ex-’78 S., Effingham 164
Ledyard, ’98, Augustus C. 117, 129, 131,
215e, 222
Lounsbury, ‘52, Cooke, 305
Lovell, ex-’99, Arthur W. 218, 285, 293
Luquiens, Jules 1, 7, 64
Lyon, *52, Marcus 117
Magill, ’58, William A. 109
Mathews, ex-’87 T.S., George R. 164
Manro, ex-’88, William D. 62
Mayo, ’52, William C. 284
McCormick, P.G., Calvin 249
McCormick, ’52, Henry 420
Mills, ’50, John R. 374
Minor, ’41, Charles S. 335
Moore, ’86, Daniel A. 117, 129
-Moseley, 33, Edward S. 304
Mursick, ’99S., William W.
Newell, ex-’61, O. S. 360
Nichols, ’41, Effingham H. 80
Nichols, ’35, George W. 220
IAI, 164
Osborn, 1901 S., Harry S. 7, 24
Perry, ’99S., Oliver H. 109, 113, 1109,
129
Pettibone, ’93, Albert W. 27
Phelps, Hon. E. J. Sick 168, 192, 216;
Obit. 234, 238e, 236; Sketch 236,
Funeral 249; Corporation minute 267
Platt, ex-’55, Hon. Henry C. qg21
Rice, ex-’39, Chauncey D. 209
Robbins, 743, Edward W. 211
Robinson, 53, Henry C. 211, 210e
Rodman, ’38, William W. 261
Russell, 68, Julius M. 248, 278
Russell, ’76, Philip G. gat
Ryder, ’97, Henry V. 248, 336
Sanford, ’54, Edward 256
Schwab, ex-’88, Benj. W. 5
Sharpe, ex-’48 L.S., George H. 161
Soule, 51 M.S., William I. 336, 347
Spring, ex-’82 S., William B. 262
Stanard, ’92, Edwin O. 48, 60, 80
Stetson, ’55, Charles P. 37
Stille, ’39, Charles J. 5
Stoeckel, ’'71, Gustav M. 212
Storrs, 52, Melancthon 374
Swan, ex-’41, Cyrus 347
Thomas, ’99 S., Walter S. 141, 145
Thompson, ’97, Benj. F. C. 80, 90
Thompson, ’36, William 221
Tracy, ’97S., George R. 421
Traynham, ’69, John H. 347
Walker, Rev. Geo. L. 257
Walker, ex-’68, John R. 106
Watson, ’29, William 232, 248
White, *73 M.S., Frederick O. 27
White, ’48, George S. 5
Wilmer, ’36, Rev. R. H. 420
Wilmot, ’95 L.S., Allyn B. 48
Willis, 41, Richard S. 335
Wiswall, ’47,Henry T. 48
Wood, 756, John D. 212
wood, Ge er
Obituary Record 421
ATHLETIC SPORTS
BASEBALL
Amherst vs. Yale 300
Andover vs. Yale 328
Athletics, proposed change in manage-
ment of I
Averages 417
Baseball—Walter Camp on situation at
Yale (Collier's) 288; Review of Yale
season 409e
Boston vs. Yale 280.
Brown vs. Yale 309, 328, 357
Camp, Walter, baseball situation (Col-
lier’s) 288 |
College baseball (C. Deming in N. Y.
Eve. Post) 288
Columbia vs. Yale 309
Commencement game, cheering 383e
Crescent A. C. vs. Yale 356
Easter trip (games indexed alphabeti-
cally) 271; Trip reviewed 287
Faculty stops Freshman nine 308
Fordham vs. Yale 280 :
Freshman Nine—Officers elected 132;
Park City A. C. ganie 287.5. Law
School game 303; Tafts game 303;
Play stopped by Faculty 308; Hotch-
kiss game 328; Harvard Freshman
games 320, 357; Betts game 332; St.
Paul’s game 332; Princeton Freshman
games 357; Coach Johnson given
gold watch 357; Numerals given 368
Georgetown vs. Yale 280, 287, 356
Harvard—Large squad out 24; Four
nines playing 43; Expenses for year
131; Coach chosen 142; Candidates
208; Schedule 309; Yale Freshman
games 329, 357; Three games with
Yale 304 and 395; Princeton game
384; Captain elected 395
Holy Cross vs. Yale 287
Interappointment series 368
Johnson, L. M. given watch by Fresh-
man nine 357
Lafayette vs. Yale 332
Law School nine schedule 252, 272; Eas-
ter trip 288
Lehigh vs. Yale 356
Maryland vs. Yale 280
New York Univ. vs. Yale 260
Nichols, Charles chosen coach 160
Orange A. C. vs. Yale 376
Princeton—ALUMNI WEEKLY criticism
.of talking on Field 350; Tickets for
Princeton-Yale game 356; Yale Fresh-
man games 357; Yale games 356,
367, 370; Harvard game 384; Cap-
tain elected 385 |
Review of season’s work 4o09e
Robinson, Trainer James 408e
Rule changes 260
Schedule of games 160, 252
Scores of other college games 272, 280,
288, 303, 309, 329, 332, 368
Summer playing 417
Tickets 302, 326e, 355, 356
Tufts vs. Yale 271
Twichell, R. C. resigns presidency of
B. B. Ass’n 160, 186e
University Baseball Ass’n—President re-
signs 160, 186e; Officers elected 385
University Nine—Candidates 55, 208;
Coach Nichols appointed 160; Prac-
tice begun 168; Criticism of lack of
coaching 192; Coaching players 216;
Easter trip (games indexed alphabeti-
cally) 271; Easter trip reviewed 287;
Cook, C. P. joins nine 309; Criticism
328; Statement of situation 362e;
Support of Nine urged 370e; Cheer-
ing at Commencement game 383e;
Ass'n elections 385; Captain elected
3905; Dinner in N. Y. 395; Graduat-
ing members 395; Review of season’s
work 409e
Virginia vs. Yale 280, 287
Wesleyan vs. Yale 271, 300
“Y” award rules 192
FOOTBALL
All-America eleven (Caspar Whitney)
142
Amherst vs. Yale 13
Andover eleven, season’s review 123
Athletics, proposed change in manage-
ment of I
Bates vs. Yale 30
Bridgeport High School eleven, season’s
review 125
Brooke, G. H., The Kicking Game (Out-
ing) 14
Brown game omitted 2
Brown, F. Gordon elected captain 108:
Sketch of 116
Calendar 42
Camp, Walter “Lessons of the season”
(Outing) 14; Faults of the eleven 65;
“Sand, Sense and Sentiment” (Har-
vard game) 85
Carlisle Indians to go to California 134
Cheltenham Academy eleven, season’s .
review 125 |
Coaches 82, 110e, 116, 126
Columbia vs. Rutgers 31; vs. Yale 57,
6oe; Trouble with managers, press
comments 244, 246e _
Cornell vs. Chicago 42; vs. Hamilton
31; Plans for season and schedule
289
Cushing Academy eleven, season’s re-
view 125 |
Cutler School eleven, season’s review
125
Dartmouth vs. Yale 41
Dummer Academy eleven, season’s re-
view 125
Exeter eleven, season’s review 124
Freshman eleven—Schedule 30; Hotch-
kiss game 49; Waterbury game 63;
Betts game 66; Brown scrub game
66; Statistics of men 82; Worcester
game 82; Princeton Freshman game
93; Harvard Freshman game 08;
Numerals given 108
Groton School eleven, season’s review
124 |
Gunnery and Ridge eleven, season’s re-
view 125
Hartford High School eleven, season’s
review 124
Harvard eleven—Practice begun, sched-
ule 14; vs. Bowdoin 31; vs. Wes-
leyan 31; vs. Amherst 42; vs. West
Point 42; vs. Bates 49; vs. Brown
40; vs. Indians 58: vs. U. of P.-66-
Review of team 74; Scores 74; vs.
Yale 85; “Sand Sense and Senti-
ment” (Walter Camp) 85; News
comment 93; Crimson comment 93,
110; Captain elected 116; Expenses
for’ year 131; “A Forecast” (Crm
son) 144; Coach announced 145
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