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...more runs by his wild pitches. Exeter played a good game at first, until the nine became thoroughly discouraged at the poor playing of their pitcher and lost all life. Andover evidently went in to win. She played a strong game in the field from the beginning to the end. At the bat she had nothing to do but to wait for bases on balls, or, when Dillon managed to get a straight easy ball over the base, to make a one, two, or three base hit at will...
English 12. Mr. Wendell has placed the themes of this course which are still in his possession on the table in Sever 3. Those that are not called for before the end of the examination will be destroyed...
...perhaps not carried to a finish by half-grown men who had not yet learned what it was to mind their own business. That some efficient means should be employed for the prevention of such performances in the future, no one can sincerely doubt; yet how can the desired end be accomplished. The athletic committee is probably the proper executive for these duties. We therefore would appeal to it to take the matter in hand either by administrative measures or by calling a mass meeting which shall decide once more upon the much morted yard committee question...
...will probably sound strange for the graduates of Harvard, even those who have left within comparatively recent years, to hear that Class Day will not put an end to all the grinding of the college year. Five important courses are announced for the benefit of those desiring to take advantage of the opportunities offered at Harvard for study - botany, chemistry, geology, physics and physical culture. The summer school of botany will have the advantage of being connected with the Botanical Garden. This course has been given for several years, and last summer there were thirty-eight students in attendance, nearly...
...filled the cup should go to the college which had won the cup the greatest number of years. Princeton, Yale and Columbia have filled one shield each, while the name of Harvard appears upon eleven, so that according to the resolution, the cup must revert to Harvard at the end of the term of fourteen years. This being the state of affairs several of the officers of the intercollegiate association have received letters from a Mr. Parsons, of Minneapolis, who was one of the originators of the idea of a challenge cup, and gave something towards its purchase, saying that...