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...their expenses to play at Boston. Yale then declared that since Boston was not neutral ground to them, they would not agree to this, and all arrangements were consequently broken off. Then Harvard offered to play in New Haven on the same terms. This proposition was accepted, and a date was fixed for the game. But before our team had started, a notification was received stating that Yale would not play on that day, and for our team not to come, no reason whatsoever being assigned for this move. On this, since Yale had broken her agreement, Harvard declared...
Editors Herald-Crimson :-The statement in the Yale News that a written agreement was entered into early in the fall by which the Harvard '87 foot-ball team agreed to play in New Haven on November 21st. is untrue. We did not suggest a date for the game until Nov. 5th., when we proposed the 21st., but found that the game could not be played on this, the day before a university match with the University of Michigan, as Captain Appleton could not allow our backs to play the day before such an important game, It would have been equally...
...season has now well advanced, so that a fair estimate of the playing can be made. Despite the rainy tendency of the weather up to date the men have worked hard and more than once have shown themselves indifferent to a wetting. Today the first game of the season takes place on Jarvis against the picked American team, and considerable interest is manifested as to the showing which our twelve will make. Thirteen men, one being a substitute, have been ordered to report on the grounds. They have played in the following positions in practice : Easton, L. S., goal...
...Mott Haven games and the examination in freshman chemistry are upon the same date...
Some obscurity rests over the earliest history of the Edinburgh foundation, but a positive date is reached, April 24, 1852, when King James VI. signed a charter giving power to the town council of Edinburgh to provide for higher education in humanity and in the tongues, in philosophy, theology, medicine, law and other liberal sciences. Thus, "the municipal authorities and clergy of Edinburgh were entrusted forever with the absolute control of higher education within the Burgh." On the 16th of October, 1583, the magistrates of Edinburgh appointed a committee to devise the order of teaching to be kept...