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...again, since seven out of the nine present editors of the art department will leave college this year. Furthermore, the freshman class is always looked upon to fill the vacancies made by the retiring editors of the different college papers. '89 has by no means come up to the mark in this respect, and there is no reason why new men should not be found fully capable of sustaining the reputation of the only illustrated Harvard paper. We trust that the applications for positions on the Lampoon may outnumber the vacancies to be filled, and that '89 will meet...
THROWING THE HAMMER.1, D. B. Chamberlain, '86; 2, D. C. Clark, '86; 3, H. B. Gibson, '88. In his first throw Chamberlain sent the hammer over 91 feet, but unluckily he stepped over the mark, so this throw could not be counted. But on the fourth trial he covered 90 ft. 1 in., breaking the previous record made by Mr. Kip of Harvard, in the inter-collegiate games of 1883. Chamberlain threw in splendid style, and it would not be surprising if he broke his record in New York. Gibson was second with 81 ft. 4 in. to his credit...
...YARDS DASH.1, G. S. Mandell, '89; 2, J. W. Merrill, '89; 3, E. H. Rogers, '87; 4, F. D. Fisk, '86. Mandell was set back two yards for getting over the mark. Rogers got the best start and led from the beginning. Fisk ran hard and came in a good second. Rogers' time...
...BURBANK.N. H, 2. This afternoon at 3, in room 4, 4th floor of Agassiz Museum. Prof. Mark will meet all students who failed to take the semi-annual in N. H. 2, and who are entitled to a make-up examination...
...Professor Mark has begun handing around live specimens for the inspection of the class...