Athletics at Williams.

The gymnasium at Williams college is crowded every afternoon by the men who are training for the different athletic organizations. Of course nearly all the interest of the college is centered at present in the base ball nine, and the candidates for that team have first choice in the use of the gymnasium apparatus. The prospects for the nine this year are exceedingly bright, and great hopes are entertained that the pennant will remain another year where it now is. Mr. Casey, of the Philadelphias, is coaching the nine.

The foot-ball men are preparing for next fall by taking daily exercise in the gymnasium under the supervision of Captain Vermilye.

Track athletics promise to be better represented this year than ever, and the interest displayed in this branch of athletics is unusually great.