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...others of using them and ought to give them up. Speaking of gymnasium inconveniences, we cannot help bringing up that time-worn topic-the wretched condition of the shower-bath. The application to in of the term "totally inadequate" is not too strong. Men are crowded, and served to cold water, and treated much worse than the students at a preparatory school. This is the first thing which ought to be attended to at the gymnasium...
...amused themselves by watching the engineer trying to cool a hot box, and by running races along side of the train. In the afternoon the weather kept them on the train, and after lunching at Buffalo the men wandered all over the train. They were treated in a rather cold manner by the conductor, but after Cleveland, where we stopped for supper, the car was properly heated...
...causes of the defeat we find a number of reasons why our team was beaten and all of these may easily be done away with. In the first place the team did not practice long enough. All real attention to the subject was put off until the cold, windy weather made it impossible to hit anything, and so the team went to Springfield trusting in a great measure to the chances of the day. If the scheme recently proposed is only put through and matches are held throughout the winter on mild days, we shall at least have some sort...
Cumnock has been obliged to remain home for a few days on account of a bad cold...
...Harvard Shooting Club suffered at the hands of Yale. The representatives of Harvard were hardly in condition to undertake the match but thought that if all was favorable a creditable showing might be made. Unfortunately, nearly every day of practice went for nothing on account of windy and cold weather. The shooting of Harvard showed this lack of practice, and in this way only can we account for so signal a defeat...