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...Trophy Room at 7.30 this evening: Haughton, Mills, Cochrane, Donald, Richardson, G. McSargent, Jaffray, T. E. Catlin, Fairbanks, Farley, Holden, Johnston, W. Adams, Dayton, Swain, Boal, Burden, Parker, Warren, A. R. Sargent, Lewis, Gray, Trainer, Sands, Fay, Hatch, Lee, A. Davis, J. C. B. Davis, Livermore, Barney, M. Shaw, Heard, Edmunds, O. D. Talbot, Hallowell, J. Lawrence, Talbot 1901, Peyton, Kasson, Burnett, Ellis, Kendall, Reid, Daly, Fincke, Nickerson, Sawin, Brayton, Littig, Bartley and Maguire...
...putting a physical strain upon them which is likely to impair their judgment. The physical strain in the last trial was so great that one of the judges was unable to remain until all the men had spoken, giving his judgment only on the men whom he had heard. Those who have acted as judges are agreed that the best results cannot be expected to follow from the choice of men made under such circumstances...
...been received by the Harvard Lacrosse Association to join the Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association, but it is as yet undecided what action will be taken in the matter. The management has tried to arrange games with Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia. Yale has not yet been heard from and Princeton will have no team this year; the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia, however, have expressed themselves as anxious to play Harvard during the coming season, if they can organize representative teams. Until the dates for the important matches are settled no attempt will be made to arrange...
...false impression was given by the Boston Herald in an account published of Dr. Faunce's sermon in New York on Sunday, Nov. 27. Dr. Faunce said in substance, that although he had heard there was a chilling atmosphere toward Christianity at Harvard, what he had found was the very reverse. The Herald article, although distinctly contradicting itself, stated that Dr. Faunce had said that there was at Harvard a chilling atmosphere toward religion...
...Taylor '99, manager of the Lacrosse team, has tried to arrange games with Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia. Yale and Columbia have not yet been heard from and Princeton will have no team during the coming season, but the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell hope to organize teams a little later. In that event games will undoubtedly be arranged with them, as they have expressed themselves as favoring an alliance in this as well as other branches of athletics...