Bancroft, '88, was coaching the football men yesterday.

H. A. Davis '91 has been elected an editor of the Advocate.

H. NcCullough '91 has been elected an editor of the Monthly.

The 'varsity nine plays Williams at Williamstown this afternoon.

There will be no recitations at Princeton next Tuesday.

The oral examinations in History XII will be held in U. 9.

Storrow has been elected captain of the senior class crew, vice Parker, resigned.

The Pennsylvanian complains that too few men are trying for the Intercollegiate team.

Professor Royce has announced an hour examination in Philosophy 3 to be held in a fortnight or thereabouts.

Professor J. M. Pierce intends to go to Europe this summer. He will remain there for a year, and will return for the opening of college in October 1890.

Mr. Bolles is still unable to attend to his duties at the office. He will probably be back by the beginning of next week.

Yale plays Princeton today at Princeton. The batteries will likely be Stagg and Poole, and Ames and Brokaw.

Thompson '87 was in Cambridge yesterday.

The second 'varsity nine will play the freshman this afternoon on Holmes Field at 2.30 p. m. Bingham and Smith will probably be the battery of the second 'varsity nine.

Yesterday afternoon the candidates for the cricket team met in Capt. Brown's room. The object was to divide the men into two squads one of which will practice daily from 3 to 5, while the other will practice daily from 4 to 6.

The practice game yesterday afternoon between the sophomores and the freshmen was stopped by the rain after a few innings had been played. Wood and Babbitt were the battery for the sophomore nine, with Hill and Bell for the freshmen.