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...Second Nine defeated Hopkinson School yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field by a score of 27 to 2. The game was altogether too one-sided to be interesting and the indifferent work of the Second Nine during the last few innings was the only thing that prevented a much larger score. Both Dudley and Winsor were effective in the box; and the three errors in the infield--were responsible for the only runs made by Hopkinson...
...Director, Professor Richard Norton, Harvard '92, and Professor F. F. Abbott of the University of Chicago. The regular courses of instruction to be given are as follows: By Professor Norton--Ancient Archaeology and Art; The Topography and Monuments of Ancient--Rome: by Professor Abbott--Latin Epigraphy; Latin Palaeography. The larger part of these lectures will given in the field or in the museums, so that actual illustration may be made of the objects discussed. In addition to these lecture courses by the resident American instructors, briefer courses will be given at intervals during the year by specialists in several other...
Harvard and Yale have joined the New England Intercollegiate Basketball Association only provisionally, as a basketball league of the larger colleges is contemplated. Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Cornell have expressed their willingness to form such a league and it is probable that Pennsylvania and Columbia would join. No definite arrangements have yet been made, but it is likely that something will be decided upon within the next two weeks...
...eleventh annual Harvard interscholastic tennis tournament was played on the Jarvis Field courts last Saturday as far as the semi-final round. The number of entries was considerably larger than last year, and the playing was, on the whole, far better than in former years, despite the high wind that was blowing...
...think that if an "H" were given in this, it would be an incentive which would bring out a larger number of competitors and so raise the standard...