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...Freshman basketball team won its second game with the Tufts freshmen on Saturday by the score of 22 to 11. Both teams had greatly improved since their first game early in the season, but the Harvard team-play was still superior. Barber's basket-throwing was notably accurate...
...second team by the score of 20 to 14. At the close of the first half the score was 12 to 0 in favor of the second team. The University team did not attempt to shoot for goals, but endeavored to retain possession of the ball under its opponents' basket. In the second half the University team was allowed to try for baskets and easily made 10 goals. On the whole, improvement was shown over the work of the Pennsylvania game in both shooting and passing. At times the University team worked together well and developed fast team play...
Score--Harvard, 16; Naval Reserves, 5. Baskets from the floor--Snyder 3, Griffiths 2, Henderson, Burnham, Murray, Millington, Allan. Basket on fouls--Allan. Fouls called--on Harvard, 3; on Naval Reserves, 5. Referee--McLean, of Newport. Umpire--W. O. Dapping '05. Timekeeper--Costello, of Newport. Time--20-minute halves...
...Travis of the odd sections from 1 to 17. All ushers not assigned will report as below to Travis or Hinckley and will be stationed under the Stadium to direct people to the proper sections. After the Ivy Oration each usher will be given a basket of confetti and should distribute it as quickly as possible...
...Louis H. Farlow, who for the last few winters has been collecting Indian trophies in the West, has lately presented to the Peabody Museum some valuable specimens, consisting for the most part of basket-ware obtained from the tribes in Alaska. British Columbia, and Southern California. The collection contains two specimen dancing skirts of an old tribe of Klamath Indians in Northwestern California. Both skirts are ornamented with black pinonnuts, and are woven with rawhide and grass. By far the most valuable of the specimens given by Mr. Farlow, is a very old Esquimo trinket-box about two feet long...