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...heartily second the request presented by the manager of the freshman nine in another column, that a large number of the class accompany the nine tomorrow to Andover, and lend their support to their classmates in their game at that place. The recent victories of the nine, although not especially significant so far as relates to the prospects of a game with Yale, are yet deserving of cordial commendation and praise. As the Crimson has stated, it may be very likely that the previous poor playing of the freshmen was due in a large measure to weak support from...
Daniel Pratt insists that his recent article in the HERALD has already had so salutary an effect upon the authorities that the good results should be followed up. That we may be of some service in putting these great ideas before the college in general and the faculty in particular, we publish the following...
...season continue as gloriously as it has begun, excelling our fondest hopes," says the News in relation to Yale's recent successes in base-ball. "We don't want Yale to be disapointed, but we think it rather reckless of her to place her 'fondest hopes' in the base-ball arena," comments the Princetonian. "Both Harvard and Princeton have shown themselves strong at the bat. The Dartmouth nine, we learn, is batting poorly, and Amherst has done nothing at all as yet, and does not seem over-confident. Brown boasts of having discovered another 'phenomena,' and quite raves over...
...recent meeting of the Yale Boat Club F. C. Leonard was elected president; C. L. Sayre, vice-president, and H. T. Skelton, secretary for the ensuing year. The amendment to the agreement as to the New London races proposed at the recent meeting of the Harvard Boat Club was adopted...
...recent convention of the "Inter-collegiate Foot-Ball Association" in New York delegates were present from Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia. W. C. Camp of Yale presided and W. H. Manning of Harvard acted as secretary. An executive committee was elected as follows : F. M. Eaton, Yale, chairman; W. F. Morgan, Columbia, secretary; E. T. Cabot, Harvard, and E. P. Morgan, Princeton. The principal subject the convention considered was doing away with the "block game." The following amendments to the rules were adopted : To Rule 5 - "No player having received the ball from one of his own side shall...