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...winners in the trial heats in the fifty yards dash were: Morse, Yale; Hawes, Harvard; Dohm, Princeton; Robinson, Yale; Deming, Yale; Green, Harvard: Miller, Yale; Downs, Harvard; Rothschild, Harvard. The final heat was won by A. H. Green, M. A. C., and H. A. A., handicap 1 foot, in 5 4-5 seconds; W. C. Downs, N. Y. A. C., and H. A. A., handicap 5 feet, a close second...
...trial heats in the 440-yards run were won by Morse, Yale, and Lentilhon, Yale. The final heat was won by C. H. Pierce, H. A. A., in 57 1-5 seconds; J. McQueeny of New Haven second...
...different college libraries. Among the records of the Corporation are to be noticed the following: the acceptance of the offer of Mr. Nathaniel C. Nash '84 to give the amount needed to complete the botanical sections of the University museum; the receipt of $5,000 as the final installment of Mr. Francis Bartlett's gift of $20,000 for Professor Cook's addition to the University museum; the reappointment of Dudley Allen Sargent, M. D. as director of the Hemenway gymnasium; the receipt from W. S. Dexter, as agent for an unknown friend of the university...
...present number of candidates for the freshman crew will be kept until the middle of April when the final selection will probably be made...
...real cause for the Spanish Armada was the bitter hatred that existed between the two great religious sects, the Protestants and Catholics. The age, too, was one in which revolutions and great fanatic movements were not only frequent but popular. But the preparations received their final stimulus from the execution of Mary, Queen of Scotts. Before her death she had bequeathed her right to the English crown to Philip II., now king of Spain. The assistance which the revolted Netherlands had received from the English still further roused the Spaniards against them...