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...scored a tying run and quickly followed with a second tally in its 2-1 defeat of the University nine on Soldiers Feild yesterday afternoon. The game was a close struggle from the outset, each team making use of evcery advantage, but in the final inning Gautreau knocked a deep triple into left center and put the Crimson in a dangerous position. But this was only the beginning of the rally, for an error and two hits brought in the winning runs...
...telegram received by President Lowell today from Baron de Cartier de Marchienne. Belgian Ambassador to the United States: "Allow me to avail myself of this opportunity to fender my best personal thanks for your sympathetic attitude to our efforts to rebuild Louvain University Library. It is a source of deep gratification to me that Harvard University, the fountain of all spiritual life in this great country, is taking active sympathy in the worthy cause of helping Belgium's oldest alma mater to rise Phoenix-like from its ashes...
...indulgent and encouraging compliments that are so often given to an amateur troop, but a sincere tribute for the entire success of a serious artistic effort. First of all, the scenery was excellent; the stage in Brattle Hall is small and poorly arranged; it is neither high nor deep; heavy beams cross the ceiling. Despite these drawbacks, the settings designed by D. M. Oenslager were admirable, simple in their broad lines, charming in detail. The lighting, which was obtained by a new process, with colored silks used as screens, produced soft and pleasing effects. The costumes were all irreproachably correct...
...ball get by him. Jenkins brought in the thirteenth run by his homer in the sixth, and Janin followed him around for the final tally, getting to first on an error, taking the next two bases on a passed ball, and coming home when Murphy flied out to deep right...
...removal of that barrier. The Wellend Canal, now nearing completion, will remove the barrier at Niagara Falls. From Lake Ontario to Montreal is a distance of 182 miles. Between Lake Ontario and Gallop Island, a distance of 68 miles, there is now a channel more than 30 feet deep with a minimum width of 500 feet. Therefore, there is only a distance of 114 miles involved in the improvement. But in this 114 miles, there is now at different points about 68 miles of navigable water, leaving about 46 miles constituting the barrier now existing. The barrier consists of rapids...