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Today they play Cambridge Manual Training School. The probable makeup will be as follows: Selfridge, r. e.; Steedman, r. t.; Thomas and Roman, r. g.; Fox, c.; Paine, l. g.; Kane, l. t.; Dibblee, l. e.; Borden, q. b.; Mann, Scott and Hayes, h. b.; Hammond...
...eleven in the class series will only be able to do so by the hardest kind of work. Now, the most promising candidates are: Backs, Hamlen, Scott, Morton and Ingalls; ends, Duff, Selfridge, Norton and Mann; tackles, Steedman, Booth, Kerne and Dibblee; guards, Paine and Thomas; centers, Fox and Roman. Besides these there are several good men still playing with the second 'varsity...
HUGH CABOT, Tem. Capt.The following men must be examined between 2 and 4 today: Fox, Steadman, Paine, Roman, Kane, Diblee, Duff, Thomas, Mann, Ingalls, Hamlen, Scott, Harrison...
Course 3 will be given during the first half year by Mr. Edward Robinson, Curator of Classical Antiquities in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Mr. Robinson is well known by his admirable catalogue of the casts of Greek and Roman sculpture in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Course 4 will be given during the second half year by Mr. C. H. Moore. A full description of these courses may be had from the elective pamphlets which will be out within a few days...
...Paul's School, Concord, N. H.; eleven in the Hartford High School and eight in the New Haven High School. Sixty-nine of the class smoke. One hundred and eight are church members, their denominations being as follows: Congregational, forty-three; Presbyterian, twenty-six; Episcopal, sixteen; Baptist, thirteen; Roman Catholic, nine; Methodist, three; Dutch Reformed, one. The class votes against a continuance of the present system of compulsory chapel. In athletics the class crew did the most phenomenal work of any branch, winning the class championship three years in succession and making the best record over the two mile course...