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...West, at least,) had made a combination whose object was to prevent "cut" rates. Several students took the trouble to write to New York to the railroad headquarters asking for reduced terms to clubs. By return mail they received a large bundle of hand-bills and time-cards, setting forth the merits of the various roads, but their request for "cut" rates was politely but firmly refused. The reasons given for discrimination in favor of Yale, and against Harvard students, were perfectly satisfactory. New Haven is a way station, so to speak, and as the tickets issuing from there...
...Beacon is responsible for the statement that at the recent convention of New England college presidents, "the discussion of the question of college sports drew forth an unanimous feeling of disapproval towards inter-collegiate contests, and especially against games played by undergraduates with professionals...
...desire to call attention to the announcement that Mr. F. W. Taussig will read his Toppan prize essay on "The Protection of Young Industries in the United States" before the Finance Club in Sever 11 this evening at 7.30. A large audience will doubtless be drawn forth by this announcement. The subject of the essay is one of great general interest and the many students of economic science at Harvard will doubtless be well repaid in listening to this essay...
...quarter-back behind the line. The ball was then passed back to Mason, and as the thousand spectators held their breath he sent it flying over the bar, thereby winning the game, just four minutes before time was up. Then the pent-up enthusiasm of the crowd burst forth, and cheer on cheer went up, making the wildest confusion until time was called and the game decided; then they rushed bodily into the field, bearing off the victors on their shoulders. The referee immediately decided the game belonged to Harvard, although the Princeton captain claimed that their goal was from...
...things and so it wants to see it in their foot-ball relations. It thinks that, "although this fierce, we might almost say unmanly, rivalry has been always associated with foot-ball it is not inherent in the nature of the sport. We both play Harvard without calling it forth...