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...glad to see that the freshmen have taken hole of lacrosse in the right way by organizing a second or freshman twelve. This practice, which was first established by '85, has been accompanied by good results in bringing out new men and in developing candidates for the university twelve. As there are several promising men in '87 who have had sufficient experience to form a nucleus for a team, the material for a good twelve ought to be forthcoming. If games can be arranged with Andover and other of the preparatory schools, an impetus will be the preparatory schools...
...crews. What is now a pleasure and a means of recreation will become a business so irksome that many who now enjoy their daily row on the river will only go to the river from a sense of duty, and a false one at that. It is not right that preparation for the class races should prevent a man from bestowing even a fair amount of work on his college duties. They are unmistakeably first in importtance, and should not be neglected to the extent which "R" claims they will be if '84's example is followed and allowed...
...waited. Meanwhile Thomas had refitted and organized his strengthen army, and by the 14th of December was ready to take the offensive. He made a plan and on the next day moved forward. His attack was a wheeling movement to turn Hood's left while he kept his right and centre busy in front. Gallant charges captured some of the enemy's works, and before Hood saw what was the real danger, it was too late. Simultaneous charges break his line and capture many men, and by evening his army was in full and disorderly retreat. Thomas followed...
...Harlan, '84, pitcher; A. Moffatt, '84, catcher; D. Edwards, '85, first base; T. C. Cooper, '86, second base; L. A. Vaneltin, '87, third base; C. Vanansdale, '85, short-stop; C. S. Clark, '85, left field; captain E. E. S. Belknap, '84, centre field; G. C. Reynolds, '86, right field. This team is subject to change as the season progresses. A consolidated nine is to be formed from which the university substitutes are to be chosen...
...terrify us by hurling at us the name of Henry George, he has forgotten the true facts of the case. The weak point in his remarks lies in the simple fact that the ground in question belongs to the college and not to the few holders of courts. Their right to the courts simply rests in the good will of the college and their exclusive possession will last only so long as the main body of college students is willing to be imposed upon. The assurance that "if the association will wait a little longer, it will come into possession...