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...that it shall not be developed in any way detrimental to the possible construction of a suitable approach to the University from the Charles River Speedway. This trust at present has a capital of $400,000, and its holdings, together with those of the University Associates, place the larger part of this land in the hands of graduates...
...athletic sports in the afternoon, including a baseball series, tennis tournament and track games, were enthusiastically entered into, the presence of a number of prominent college athletes adding especial interest. The baseball series, which was closely contested during the larger part of the conference, was won by Princeton; Harvard finished second. W. B. Bullen 2Dv., won second place in the tennis tournament. For the Fourth of July celebration, the auditorium was elaborately decorated by the different colleges. Judge Spencer of St. Louis delivered an address, and the larger colleges gave their songs and cheers. The celebration closed with a huge...
...fees at different tables are unequal and variable; it was voted that a system of wages graded according to merit and length of service, and higher than at present, be substituted next autumn for the present feeling system. That is, the Hall will pay each waiter a salary enough larger than at present to be both sufficient and just. Waiters when engaged will be understood to accept this salary as satisfactory, with the distinct agreement not to expect, and not to receive fees from the members of the Hall...
...half miles with a turn, that is, three-quarters of a mile straightaway and back. The preparation for this race would then be practice for the regatta held by the Metropolitan Rowing Association on June 17 each year. That it might be a preparation for this larger contest, the cup should be rowed for during the first two weeks of June or earlier. Thus at least three or four days might intervene between the Carroll Cup race and the Metropolitan event. A.W. STEVENS...
...University baseball team defeated Bowdoin yesterday in an uninteresting game, by the score of 7 to 3. Weakness at the bat again prevented Harvard from rolling up a far larger score, for in other departments, the men played well. The base-running showed some improvement over the Pennsylvania game, Carr and Coolidge doing especially good work. The fielding, too, with the exception of a bad fumble of an easy grounder by Carr, was very steady and fast...