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...annual consolation cross-country run will be held over the Chestnut Hill course next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The course will be the same as the one used against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a distance of about five miles. This race is open to all members of the University, who do not run against Yale and are not on the training table. Cups will be awarded to the winners of first and second places. Blue-books for the entries will be placed in the Locker Building and at Leavitt & Peirce's today...
...November 11, will be made from those men who run against Yale, but are not taken to Princeton, and from those men who make a good showing in the consolation run on Tuesday. The team that runs against Andover will consist of seven men, and the first five men of each team to finish will score. The Andover course is one and three-quarters miles in length, and the race will be three times around this course, making a distance of five and a quarter miles...
...Josef Redlich, professor of History in the University of Vienna, will give the second of the series of five Godkin Lectures in Emerson D, this afternoon at 5.30 o'clock. The general subject of the lectures is "Austria and Hungary as a Federation," the special topic for today being "Austria and Hungary from the Pragmatic Sanction to the Revolution of 1848." The lecture is open to the public. The remaining three lectures will be given tomorrow, Friday and Saturday in Emerson D at 5.30. The subjects will be as follows...
...about 3.30 o'clock the crews of the first division took their starting positions as follows: 1, Thayer; 2, Randolph; 3, Claverly; 4, Weld; 5, Oxford street. The Oxford street crew decided to enter the race at the last minute, thus making five crews in each division. All the crews took racing starts off the mark at the gun, but Randolph was the only crew which was well together, and it immediately began to gain on Thayer. Chanler, at stroke, lowered the beat but very little after the start and kept driving his crew until it had bumped Thayer shortly...
...every week thereafter that the performance is continued. He further agrees to do his best to place the play with other managers for regular production, retaining for himself a quarter interest when it is produced elsewhere than in his own theater. Plays may be in three, four or five acts. They will be judged by the standard of fitness for actual dramatic production...