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...cents; Saunders, 75 cents. The price of a package of tickets will be $11.00. After the book is removed from Bartlett's no less than a package will be sold, so that we would urge upon all who intend to avail themselves of this privilege, to sign without fail before that time. The committee consider themselves at liberty to return to the old method of selling tickets, provided the success of the new be endangered by the apathy of those for whose benefit it is adopted. The time and place for the distribution of tickets, together with the rules which...
...Wheelwright; Taylor beat Dunston; Agassiz beat LeMoyne; to be played, Codman vs. Warren. Third drawing, (1) Cole vs. Butler; (2) Taylor vs. Rockwell; (3) winner of Codman vs. Warren, vs. Agassiz. Fourth drawing, (1) vs. (3); (2) a bye. All but the final match should be played today without fail. All should be on Holmes field as near two as possible if they do not play off before. Doubles, (1) Cole and Codman vs. Bacon and Warren; (2) Taylor and Bonsal; (3) Austin and Bradley vs. Clark and Denniston; (4) Clark and Rathbone vs. Burrage and Burrage; (5) Parker...
Collectively, the team fail to cover well and to play a good joint game; the fielders check poorly and are careless in throwing and the homes fail to adapt themselves to the exigencies of a match. On the other hand, the defence is strong and the team catch well and play a persistent and vigerous game. It would be well for the players to practice the throwing feint, so common in Canada. The player feints at throwing under or overhand and escapes a check by quickly reversing his throw. Most of the team, however, use but one style of throw...
...Harvard student doesn't really know how great a being he is until he sees it announced as an important fact in the Boston papers that "All Harvard students buy their hats of Blank & Co." As a leader of the styles, the Harvard student stands unrivalled; he may fail to win renown in the paths of learning, he may meet with continual defeat in the field of athletics, but silent testimony to his greatness and importance in the eyes of the world, such as the above, cannot fail to bring a soothing balm to his heart...
...problem in regard to labor in the South and the manufacturing and social future of that portion of the country is to be one of the important questions of the coming years. Mr. Page is both a keen observer and an able lecturer, so that the subject cannot fail to be presented in an interesting form...