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...verses, "To Mistress Delia," "In Winter Time" and "To a Humming Bird" are, on the whole, satisfactory, the latter deserving considerable praise on account of its easy flow...
Harvard scored three runs in the first inning on a base on balls, sacrifices by Linn and Trafford, a hit by Upton, two steals and a passed ball. For Washington, Bader and Bird made three-base hits, but only one man scored. In the third Harvard got another run on errors. She did not score again till the ninth...
...Bird...
Earned runs, Harvard 1, Washington 2; three base hits, Bader, Bird; home run, Jordan; base on balls, Bader, Underwood, Dean (2), Alward, Mason, Frothingham, Downer; base on errors, Harvard 3, Washington 2; struck out, Howland, Alward, Upton (2), Frothingham, Downer, Bird (2), O'Brien (3), Whistler (2), Underwood (2); passed balls, Nichols 2; wild pitch, Underwood; double plays, Glesson-O'Brien-Whistler, Downer-Upton-Frothingham. flies caught, Harvard 3, Washington 6; fouls caught, Harvard 1. Washington 2; out on bases, Harvard 3, Washington 3; left on bases, Harvard 8, Washington 1; time 2 hr.; umpire Bond...
...Symmachus, and the final triumph of worldly christianity over paganism. Mr. Hannis Taylor, in a paper on the growing inefficiency of the House of Representatives as a legislative body, advocates the seating of the cabinet in Congress. "Babes in the Wood" is one of Olive Thorne Miller's bird articles. Agnes Repplier writes a defence of villains in fiction. Her article bristles with literary allusions, but bears traces, as her work has of late, of "demnition grind." "God and his World" is ingeniously reviewed with columns of quotations. "An Arthenian Journey" is more clever than entertaining. In "Over the Teacups...