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...field. The seniors were doing the heavier batting; they secured eight hits off Wiggin in the four innings, but the excellent fielding of ninety-three forced them to earn all their runs, and thus held the score down. The feature of the game was Piper's clean home run along the left field foul line...
...management of the crew have put on sale at Thurston's tickets for the benefit concert to be given in Boston by the Harvard Glee Club, along with the University Banjo and Guitar Clubs. This concert will no doubt be the best of the season; since the crew is in need of money a large attendance is desired. The tour which the clubs took last year netted for the crew over a thousand dollars, and if a similar amount is not made this year the crew will have to raise more money by subscription. The concert takes place at Association...
...probable date of the first examin tion, and it is of great importance for men to know how their examinations will fall, in order to arrange their work. Every day's delay is an inconvenience. With a press of thesis work, forensics soon falling due and hour examinations sprinkled along, a man has worry enough without being oppressed by the possibility of all his examinations coming in the first week. If he should be unlucky enough to find his forebodings come true, he will need the days which are now being lost to do double work on his courses...
...boats for the Weld boat house are getting along finely. Mr. Davy has five lap-streaked four oars. This week he will have three singles finished. The four oars are nicely built and wellrigged in the modern manner. All five have exactly the same lines so that they can be used by crews to row against each other. The sliding seats are of the Kerns pattern and work splendidly while the outriggers are fitted with the Kerns pins. Mr. Blaikie has finished two singles and one double-scull of the kind called "compromise" boats. Of this pattern also...
...late hour Monday night a very sad accident befell Frederick Tudor, '91, as he was returning from Boston. He was riding on the front platform of an electric car, and in Cambridgeport he jumped off the car and ran along at its side for a short distance. He then tried to get on the front platform again while the car was in motion, but slipped and fell over, one foot falling on the track and being run over by the wheel. Tudor was carried immediately to the nearest station, and a surgeon examined his injured foot. Fearing that amputation...