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...prohibition that they ordinarily would. This is unfortunate and we advise every man to remember that such a low condition of affairs will not last, and that it is the duty of every man who takes even the slightest interest in foot ball, to redouble his efforts to prevent it from being trodden out at this unfortunate crisis...
...abused game, to the college authorities. When one man had a cramp, both sides formed tug-of-war teams, by holding each other's waists, and would have pulled the poor fellow apart in their endeavors to cure him, had not the injured member recovered just in time to prevent such a catastrophe. fickle fortune again favored the blues toward the end of the game, so that at the finish the score stood 14 to 8 in their favor. The tackling and dropping on the ball was so fine, that the freshman eleven, which had come out to practice, stood...
...over the line and forced him to make a safety touch down. Soon after this the Ottawa rush line knocked Kimball down while trying for a "fair catch," and by dribbling the ball down the field secured a touch down in spite of the unaided efforts of Peabody to prevent it, unaided because most of the rush line were busy trying to pursuade the referee that a foul had been made, instead of attending to their work. Although the interference was very evident still it was not allowed, and a goal was kicked from the touch down...
...freshmen have shown a commendable zeal in foot ball and track athletics, and should do the same for the other sports, especially bicycling. As any person connected with the college who rides a machine can be admitted as a member of the club, we see no reason to prevent a large number of '88 men from gaining the benefits of membership by giving their names immediately to the secretary...
...will be fitted up in the best possible manner and will be in the charge of a skilled operator who will be in constant attendance. With two wheel regulated studios at their disposal (the Boston and Cambridge studios of Mr. Notman) there seems to be no good reason to prevent the senior class from obtaining very satisfactory pictures. As soon as the studio is ready for use, the committee will publish a notice for the members of the senior class in regard to the sittings and other arrangements which will be made by them, and we confidently hope the class...