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...Yale bicycle club at its regular meeting elected the following officers for the college year : President, Maxwell, '85; Secretary and Treasurer ; Hyde, '86 ; Capt., Hutchings, '86, Sheff. Lieutenant, Atwood, '85, Sheff. It was also voted to hold a race meeting in the early part of June, and that the club should enter the League of American Wheelmen in order that the records should be accepted as valid. The New Haven clubs have also agreed to turn out at that time in full force, and thus lend all in their power to make the meeting a success. Hendee, the champion, will...
...wishing shot gun practice will be accommodated at the range of the Middle sex Gun Club, in Watertown. This club will meet for practice tomorrow afternoon, at 1.30, and arrangements have been made by which the members of the H. S. C. can secure balls and pigeons at the regular rates. Cars for Watertown leave Harvard square every half-hour. The seals and shingles of the club are now at hand, and hours when they may be obtained will soon be published. Per order board of directors...
...sports will be exceedingly close this year, and every effort must be made to retain the emblem which we have held for so many years, it seems a good time for training more carefully than heretofore a team for this event. We can of course have no regular trainer for this purpose, but some student might be selected to captain the team or have general charge of it, in whose hands the selection of the team could be placed. With our many facilities for indoor training it seems humiliating to be beaten in this event by smaller colleges with fewer...
...writer then proceeds to ask those to whom the letter is addressed: "Is it an honorable thing for you to cut prices, for services at your hospital, 100 per cent less than the regular practitioner charges; less than those your own graduates will have to charge on order to make a loving, or to keep on collegiate terms with other professional?" In proof that his question is founded on fact, he submits various figures going to show that the school is offering to work much cheaper that a professional could, which looks as if the school was "trying...
...actor in a screaming farce. These things, and the brilliancy of the spectacle, and the delightful music of Dr. Hubert Parry, secured the present success, but it is improbable that another comedy will be produced in the series of classical revivals which bid fair to become a regular institution at Cambridge...