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Last Saturday and Sunday games were arranged between our nine and the Yale and Princeton teams. The dates of these games have not yet been ratified by the graduate committee whose approval is necessary to make them final, and the publication of them by the Boston papers Monday morning was therefore premature. There is, however, little reason to suppose that they will be changed. Unless something unforeseen occurs the Princeton games will be played on May 2 and 9 at Hartford, and the Yale games at the following dates and places: May 16, New Haven; May 30, Cambridge; June...
...final contest in the Yale billiard tournament lay between S. Morrison and W. B. Franklin. Morrison won after a very exciting contest, winning by a score...
...Harvard men won eight of the nine preliminary heats. The winners of the heats were: E. B. Bloss, E. C. Moen, W. L. Thompson, A. H. Green, O. W. Shead, G. R. Fearing, C. E. Buchalz, M. I. T., O. K. Hawes, S. V. R. Thayer. In the semi-finals, Green, Hawes, and Thayer won their respective heats; and the final was a very pretty contest between Thayer and Hawes for second place-for Green was easily first. Thayer and Hawes ran one dead heat, but in the second trial Thayer beat Hawes by about a foot. Green's time...
...school clubs here at Harvard. The clubs themselves can judge best of the advantages or disadvantages of such a scheme, and it is for them alone to decide on the matter. We should like, however, to make to them a suggestion which may or may not lead towards a final union between the two clubs. It was originally the plan of each club to hold a dinner once during the year. We suggest that this year they hold their annual dinner together. Anything which will increase the good feeling between the two academies is to be desired; and a joint...
...Boston Herald of yesterday there appeared a long article relating to the three years course. It stated that since the final vote on the matter rested with the Overseers, and since the Overseers are elected by the Alumni, in order that the Alumni may fully understand the position taken by the Faculty, "a circular has been sent by the University to every Alumnus, setting forth the problem which the college Faculty was called upon to solve, and of the considerations which determined its action." However admirable such a scheme might be, the facts of the case are that no such...