Maffitt, '93, is coaching the Yale Freshman nine.

Boston College A. A., is holding a series of cross-country runs.

A Republican Club has been formed at Boston University.

J. C. Hoppin, '93, has been appointed manager of the junior nine.

There will be an hour examination in German 1 a, this morning.

The Yale Freshman crew will go to the training table on April 10.

The theses in English IX, will be due on the first Friday after the vacation.

Michigan University's new athletic field will be ready for use in about three weeks.

The last issue of the Illustrated American contains a long article on "Yale's Progress."

The Trinity Corporation has decided to erect a five-story building for the Architectural department.

The usual gymnasium contests at Yale in putting the shot and running high jump will be omitted this week.

The Junior class at Amherst won the greatest number of points at the recent exhibition in heavy gymnastics.

The N. Y. A. C. water polo team won the championship in the series of games played with the Manhattan team.

The date of the Columbia-Princeton joint games at Berkeley Oval has been postponed from May 14 to May 21.

The following Yale men have joined the New York Athletic Club: Curtis '94, Sawyne '95, Lyman '94 and Allen '94 S.

Professor Franklin, of Johns Hopkins, has been appointed Professor of Mathematics in Leland Stanford University.

Percy Taylor, '86, has charge of the classical department in the college of St. Thomas Aquinas, Cambridgeport.

The Oxford crew for the coming university race went over the course on last Wednesday, in 20 minutes and 55 seconds.

Bayne, '95, has been elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania nine. He is the first Freshman who ever held this position - Ex.

The following men have gone to the Yale nine training table: Murphy, captain; Bowers, '92; Jackson, '92 S.; Beall, '93 S.; Case, 94; Ridgeway, '92; Bliss, '93 S.; Kedzie, '93 S.; Harvey, '96; Rustin, '94 S.; Davis, '95; Carter, '95; Hewlett, '94 S.; Cole, '94 S.; Norton, L. S.