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...ready for use. According to the contract, the freshman shell will be due on April 1st, and the university shell on May 1st, and it is possible that the work may be done before those dates. Each boat will be made of paper and will in every way be similar to those of last year. The oars have not yet been ordered, but in all probability they will not be dissimilar to those used by the '88 crews. The contract has been placed in the hands of Waters, of Troy, and his name is a sufficient guarantee that the work...
...Easter trip of the University Glee and Banjo Club will be similar to that of last year and the clubs will leave on April 17 and visit Boston, Old Point Comfort, Washington and Philadelphia, returning to New Haven April...
DEAR SIR.- The Technology' Cycling Club challenges the Harvard Bicycle Club to a road race of from twelve to twenty miles. for a trophy similar to the last one-the race to take place some time in April. Hoping for an early and favorable reply, I remain...
Three years ago representatives from Hopkinson's school in Boston, invited the Roxbury Latin School and the St. Mark's School to send delegates to a convention called for the purpose of organizing an athletic association among the schools, something similar to the intercollegiate association. At the meeting a constitution was adopted, officers elected, and a list of twelve events made out, including the principal Mott Haven events. The first field meeting was held at Southboro, on the grounds of St. Mark's School. To the general surprise, Hopklnson's School won the pennant with six first and three second...
...Shattuck crew at St. Paul's has ordered a new four-oared gig for the second crew. It is being built by Blakey and will be finished by April first. The dimensions of the new boat will be similar to those of the second crew gig owned by the Halcyons, and it is to be fitted out with all the latest improvements in the way of oarlocks, slides...