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Friday evening several of Yale's athletic men and graduate advisors met and discussed the subject. The following committee was appointed to outline a policy for Yale: Walter Camp, George Adee, Captain Rhodes of the eleven, Captain Calhoun of the nine, Captain Allen of the crew, Captain Robinson of the track team, Hamill, '90, Jackson '90, McBride'90, Townsend '91, McClung '92, Rogers '93. The committee will meet on Wednesday and will submit its report at a mass meeting of the students...
...Classical club met Tuesday evening in the room of Mr. F. W. Nicolson, Hollis 21. Mr. H. W. Haley read a paper on "Some Passages in Petronius...
Captain Robinson met about twenty-five candidates for the Yale athletic team last Friday, and explained the system of work which would be employed during the term. Mr. Robinson said that at present the men would be divided into two squads, the long distance men being under Lloyd, '91, and the short distance men under Deming, '90 S. Work began on Monday. The long distance men will run every day from three to five miles, while the other squad will take walks three days in the week and the other three days practice starting in the cage...
...candidates for the Yale 'varsity and freshman crews met for the first time last Saturday. For the 'varsity, eighteen men presented themselves as candidates, which number will be added to later by several old men who have not as yet begun work. After a two mile run and exercise on the chest weights, the men were put through a series of leg and body movements, and they were then ready for the tank. The men are divided into two crews, each crew using the tank for half an hour. The positions of the men as they rowed in the boat...
About twenty students met in 33 Thayer last evening to discuss the formation of a Hockey club to play a game with the Boston Athletic club, in a carnival to be held by the New England Skater's Association at Spy Pond, on Saturday, January 25. Mr. J. Crane, '90, was elected president, and D. S. Dean, '91, and G. L. Batchelder, '92 were elected a general committee. It was decided to form two teams, one to practice with short sticks and the other with long ones, and to determine later which kind of game should be played. Practice will...