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Those of the victorious Hopkinson team who will enter Harvard this fall are W. Monroe, who won the half-mile walk in fine style; H. S. Grew, who won his heat and got second in the final of the 250 yards hurdle; C. J. Paine, who got second in the high kick; while J. Shea, the winner of the shot-putting contest and C. H. Brewer, brother of the foot ball captain and winner of second prize in the 300 yards run will enter Harvard in the class of '97. The Roxbury Latin winners who will be Harvard men this...
...yards dash.-Run in eight preliminary heats.-Final heat-1. S. Clark, E. H., first, 4 4-5 sec.; G. L. Smith, B. and N., and G. T. Collins, M. A., tied for second place. The run off was won by Smith, with Collins, M. A. third...
Weed and Winthrop spent the afternoon rowing in the pair-oar, and the above mentioned men, including Weed, Winthrop, and Vail are the ones who were taken to the training table at Mrs. Bucknell's last evening. These men are the candidates from whom the final 'varsity crew will be selected, - although Vail will not begin rowing for over six weeks and is by no means a probability...
...which is an experiment this year, is succeeding admirably and is supplying a much needed want. What the University gives to its students loses much of its value in the world if the students in turn are not able to give their information out to others. To take this final step in the matter of education, the department of pedagogy has adopted the plan of giving courses of instruction by those who, from long experience, are most fitted to speak with authority. The courses which are offered for the coming half-year promise to prove very valuable...
...refused to agree to play more than three games. Harvard waived the point but objected to playing the game on neutral grounds before either of the other two games. Their reason, as given, was, that by such an arrangement Harvard would be at a disadvantage in playing the final game on Yale's grounds. Be it understood that during the entire argument concerning dates it was taken for granted by both parties that the chances were in favor of a Harvard victory in the game at Cambridge and Yale's winning at New Haven. This would make the game...