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...gymnastic contest will be held in the Gymnasium this afternoon at 3.30 in which about fifteen men are expected to compete. On the merits of this contest a team of five men will be chosen to represent Harvard at the meeting of the Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association, which will take place at the Columbia University Gymnasium on March 23. The events this afternoon will be held in the following order: 1, single tumbling; 2, parallel bars; 3, side horse; 4, flying rings; 5, swinging clubs; 6, horizontal bar; 7, double tumbling. The judges are Dr. Sargent, Mr. Dohs and Mr. Lathrop...
...high rate of speed. This boiler projects high above the rail, but, owing to the low freeboard, it will probably be no higher above the water than that of the Frank Thomson and will go under bridges as easily. An unfortunate feature is the funnel, which is about five feet high and reminds one of the old "John Harvard...
...five positions left vacant from last year must be filled largely from raw material, but because of the often contradictory performance of veteran teams, this is not to be regarded as a discouraging circumstance...
...year: President, Mr. H. P. Amen, principal of Phillips Exeter Academy; vice-president, Mr. F. A. Tupper, of Boston; secretary, Assistant Professor P. H. Hanus, of Cambridge; treasurer, Mr. O. B. Oakman, of South Braintree. Mr. C. H. Morss, of Medford, was re-appointed councillor for a term of five years...
...Yale, Whist Clubs has been set for March 31, and will be played at Cambridge. The representatives of last year's team still in College are N. S. Kelly 2L., A. J. Halle 2L. and M. Human 2L. Eight men will be on each side. During the five years that the Harvard Whist Club has been playing Yale, Harvard has won every game. Last year Yale was defeated by four tricks. This year the Whist Club has lost two games, one to Medford, the other to the Cavendish Whist Club. It has defeated the following clubs: Boston branch...