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...more valuable use might be made of the said policeman. He might be employed as a portable scare-crow and have appended to him before and aft placards bearing the firm injunction, keep off the grass. He might then be moved from place to place by "the authorities," and put athwart the pths of the sand-loving students who prefer to see a checker-board of paths, rather than to take a few extra steps and have a nice lawn of grass. Such a method of preventing the destruction of the beauty of the yard would be far more agreeable...
...POLE VAULT.J. W. Dudley and Craig each cleared 8 feet 3 inches; then both failed at 8 feet 6 inches, and the bar was put down to 8 feet 3 inches, which height Dudley failed to clear on a second trial. The event consequently went to Craig...
...Brown, Chase and Hutchinson struck out, while Seagrave managed to hit the ball as far as the pitcher and was put out at first. Harvard opened the second inning with a score by Smith, who, after making a base hit, stole second and came home on a wild throw to third base. Jones then knocked a ball to the third, but was thrown out at first, while Edgerly struck out. Winslow got his first on a muff by Chase, but was left on base by Beaman's put out at first. Clark was the only Brown man who saw first...
...fourth and fifth innings were short, as most of the men on both sides went out on three strikes. Nichols got a base hit in the sixth inning, stole second, and came home on Allen's and Willard's put-outs, thus making an earned run. The last three innings were exciting, each side having men on bases several times. That no scores were made was due to the fine work of both pitchers. Outside of the battery work Smith played best for Harvard, while Rhett fielded best for Brown...
...have good reason to congratulate themselves, but it speaks poorly for the class that they give such slight encouragement to their nine. At the game Saturday, barely forty freshmen were present, and though the time set for the game was unfortunate, at least half the class should have put in an appearance. The nine has played two remarkably good games, and has shown that it can do itself and the class credit. If it fails to win victories in the future for want of proper support, the blame must be laid entirely on the class. Eighty-eight is a little...