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...number of the Columbia Glee Club is sixteen...
...sixth Annual Field Meeting of the I. C. A. A., came off on Saturday last at Mott Haven in the presence of a large number of spectators, many of them ladies...
...Jenkins won the running broad jump with a record of 20 ft. 9 1/4 in. The 2-mile bicycle race was won by C. A. Reed, '83, Columbia, in 6 min. 51 sec., S. Williston, '82, Harvard, taking second place. Williston was started 10 yds., behind the rest, the number of starters rendering it impossible for all to start in the same line; and, in addition, he was badly fouled at the start by the man who started the bicycle directly ahead of him getting his foot in front of Williston's wheel. The result was that he lost...
...Princeton in regard to absences seems to be but a poor reform at best, and what little good it would do is offset by another regulation concerning excuses which goes into effect with it. The present Senior Board of the Princetonian sever their connection with the paper with this number. They end their labors with a pretty little dying speech, in which they express their satisfaction with themselves and the rest of the world...
...will then be given, bringing the list down to the present time. If any record is broken hereafter the winner's name and record will be added to the list. They are now being carefully prepared by Mr. E. J. Wendell, '82, and will be published in the next number of the Crimson. They will be of great interest to all who are interested in Harvard athletics, as being a condensed history of the continued improvement in our different records, and we feel sure that our readers will find them interesting as well as useful...