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...Williams nine this afternoon; for although beaten by Yale and Amherst, Williams has played this spring a very good game, and only lost these two games by a small score. Inasmuch as our visitors considered that they were kept out of the league through Harvard's influence, they will doubtless do their utmost...
...coaching. In this respect our nine's play has been wretched in almost every game which it has played this year, and if it had not been for its splendid fielding and heavy batting we should have lost more than one game simply through this fault. There are doubtless, reasons why every man cannot be a good base runner, but there is no excuse for the poor coaching, which has cost us many a run this season. If there is anything which disgusts spectators it is to see a man fail to make a base when opportunity is offered...
Many students are doubtless unaware of the great improvement made in the department of co-operative boarding since the days when Thayer Commons' Hall, which formerly stood near the Law School, and is now used as a stable on Holmes Field, was the headquarters of the Harvard Dining Association. The following poem, descriptive of associates connected with this old hall, was read at the dinner of the Directors of Memorial, and is published at their request, and by the permission of the author, Mr. L. B. Fiske...
...this time Mr. Waters is obliged to suspend his operations for want of funds, and has appealed to the graduates of the college for aid. Several alumni associations have already generously responded, but there yet remains a considerable sum to be collected. The efforts of Mr. Waters will doubtless be successful, should the necessary funds be raised, and the quarter-millennial anniversary of Harvard College will be most fittingly celebrated. It therefore behooves every Harvard man, graduate and undergraduate, to do all in his power to aid in such a laudable undertaking...
...half course which is for "practice in writing and speaking German," and which will satisfy a need that has long been felt by the less advanced students of German; in Political Economy, one; in History, two, and in Mathematics, three. The new course in German, numbered 9, will doubtless prove very successful and popular. Conducted by Prof. Bartlett, it is a great addition to the German department. The new courses, Political Economy 10 and History 20, open only to graduates and other students of advanced standing, are destined to be very valuable. They are both intended for "special advanced study...