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...House. Professor E. C. Moore will speak. The meetings and speakers for each Wednesday evening up to the Christmas recess have been arranged as follows: October 7, Professor E. C. Moore; October 14, Rev. H. Roswell Bates, of New York; October 21, Mr. W. G. Thayer, headmaster of St. Mark's School; October 28, Rev. Percy S. Grant '83, of New York, November 4, Mr. A. F. Stearns, headmaster of Phillips Andover Academy; November 11, Mr. H. Ferguson, headmaster of St. Paul's School; November 18, Mr. W. B. Olmsted, headmaster of Pomfret School; December...
William Otis Smith '11, of Washington, D. C., died of scarlet fever at the Still-man Infirmary, on June 19. He entered Harvard from St. Mark's School and last year played on the second Freshman football team...
Henry McCall '09, of Winchester, second baseman, received his preparation for College at St. Mark's School. He played there for four years on the nine, and has played second base on the University team for two years. He is 21 years old, is 6 feet tall, and weighs 145 pounds...
...work yesterday was characterized by excellence both at the bat and in the field. The fielding practice was held first, consisting in the usual hitting of grounders and flies. Simons made some pretty stops, and all the other men came up to the mark. After Hartford had been given a long drill in fielding grounders, and throwing the ball to first, batting practice occupied the rest of the time. Almost everybody hit the ball hard, and several long liners were made off Slater and Bankin. The bunting was good on the whole, but might have been improved...
...Olympic record of 1 minute, 54 seconds in the 800-metre race was made by Melvin Sheppard, who thus improved on Lightbody's former mark by two seconds. Halstead of Cornell in a brilliant race won the 1500-metre from J. P. Sullivan, the present A. A. U. mile champion in 4 minutes, 1 1-5 seconds and beat the former Olympic record held by Lightbody. The 3200-metre steeplechase was won by J. S. Eisele, formerly of Princeton, in the record time of 10 minutes, 47 seconds. Other performances of interest were the winning of the 400-metre...