June 18.--Harvard at Cambridge.

June 23.--Harvard at New Haven.

June 27.--Harvard at New York (in case of a tie).

In the daily practice baseball games, the usual line-up of the Yale team has been as follows: 1b., Chittenden; 2b., O'Brien; s.s., Miller; 3b., Thompson; l.f., Cote; c.f., Barnwell; r.f., Barnes; c., Winslow; p., Rafferty.

The first university crew is now rowing as follows: Stroke, Bogue; 7, Cross; 6, Miller; 5, Stubbs; 4, Judson; 3, McClintock; 2, Halfen; bow, Waterman.

The freshman crew is now rowing in the following order: Stroke, Defrees: 7, Weeks; 6, McMahon; 5, Chase; 4, Whittler; 3, Morse; 2, Swenson; bow, Hecksher. Coach Kunzig will coach the crews daily beginning with the Easter recess.

The track team had outdoor practice on the Yale field for the first time last Wednesday. The track house has been greatly improved by an increase in the number of lockers and shower-baths.

The winners of the Seymour cups in the University wrestling tournament were as follows: Heavy weight, C. T. Neal 1905; welter weight, H. Milbank 1905; middle weight, C. A. Phelps 1905 L. S.; light weight, C. A. F. Phizenmayer 1905 L.S.

The elective pamphlet for 1903-04 appeared Saturday. The elective system has been decidedly broadened, but this has been accompanied by increased requirements for connected study. A student will have to choose two subjects which must be followed out for three years, and in addition two others to be followed out for two years. The degree of A. B. may now be obtained in three years.