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...terminal yard where they connect with any one of 20 tracks in the shop, shed and the storage yard. The yard plans show three tracks in the machine shop, five in the inspection shed, nine in the storage yard, of which only six will be installed now, an extra track on the other side, and a loop track around the entire terminal...
...total capacity of the tracks in the terminal yard is 140 cars; 70 in the storage yard including the three extra tracks, 45 in the shops and the remainder on the loop and other tracks. The terminal is about 700 feet by 350 feet and is connected with the surface by an incline from the loop track to Murray street...
...considered distinctly championship affairs. For instance, Princeton defeated Harvard in the only game the two teams played and then won the series from Yale, although it required three games to do it. In the Tigers' other important game of the year they divided honors with Pennsylvania and played an extra inning game with Cornell. It is true that Princeton lost to both Williams and Amherst, but the difference in strength of the schedule of the three institutions practically eliminates the two New England colleges. Cornell, however, does have a serious argument with Princeton for the reason that the Tigers failed...
...membership will far exceed that of last year. For the present, therefore, the very best food that is possible to serve to 1300, will be served irrespective of the number that actually appear. The regular daily menu is more complete than last year and many items on the extra order list are included. It is expected that the increased regular menu will furnish enough for a satisfying meal and that the demand for extra orders will therefore fall off. Consequently fewer will be offered. The price has been reduced from $5.50 a week to $5.25 and although a membership...
...what will be the distance of the long run in the games, for the Englishmen wish the race to be one of three miles, whereas the Americans insist that it will be impossible for their men, who are accustomed to the shorter distance, to get into condition for the extra mile in so short a time. Should the English universities agree to adding the shot-put to the list of events, Harvard and Yale will agree to the three-mile...