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...lacrosse players are asked to present themselves on the east end of Jarvis. at 4 this afternoon, for practice...
REPORT OF THE MANAGER.At the end of last year the Association had a surplus in the bank of $46.34 which was used in payment of outstanding bills, so that the association began the year without any surplus money. It was deemed advisable last spring to play on Holmes Field if possible, as Jarvis Field was in a wretched condition. In order to do this it was necessary to sod the new diamond which cost the BaseBall Association $492.84. In January at the meeting of the Executive Committee, Mr. D. C, Clark '86, was elected Treasurer of the Association...
...team manager will be selected by the captain at a later date. It is proposed to practice on the east end of Jarvis on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons during the fall, and all who take an interest in the game are asked to be present on the field on those days, that a team may be selected as soon as possible. It is possible that a freshman team will soon be put in training. The management of the association hope to arrange games with the Somerville and Cambridge clubs, and possibly with the Bostons, formerly the Unions, to be played...
...small tables each seating six men will also be placed in the corners of the west end. This arrangement will only be a temporary one, and will greatly benefit all members of the association, as it will obviate the present necessity of using the same seat twice the same meal, and as sixty-two men will be accommodated by it, it will materially lessen the price of board. The Directors realized that certain inconveniences will attend this new arrangement, but as the benefits derived will so far outweigh these inconveniences, that they would call upon all members to cooperate with...
...bedroom above the first floor. Thereby were the lives of the students to be saved. "But how," some of our younger men of '88 may ask, "can we escape by means of a staple?" "Oh, friend, know once for all that this progressive university cannot carry out to the end all plans for your welfare, nor exercise a parential care over you, thus inculcating the first principles of independence of action. The lesson to be learned in this case is, that if you buy a rope about 150 feet long, and fasten it to the staple, you might escape, provided...