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Yale, '88, claims the game played with Harvard, '88, on Saturday last, under provision of section 4 of rule 43, class V, of the Official Base Ball Guide...
...Yale News of Monday morning contained a card signed by the manager of the Yale freshman nine, in which he claimed the game of last Saturday for his nine, basing his claim on section 4, rule 43, of the Spalding Official Rules, which says, "If the umpire calls 'Game' on account of darkness or rain at any time after five innings have been completed by both sides, the score shall be that of the last equal innings played, unless the side second at bat shall have scored one or more runs than the side first at bat, in which case...
...Yale freshmen claim the game played at Harvard last Saturday, according to sec. 4 of rule 43. Let these young gentlemen peruse rule 44, which says: "A drawn game shall be declared by the umpire when he terminates a game, on account of darkness or rain, after five equal innings have been played, if the score at the time is equal on the last even innings played; but, if the side that went second to bat is then at bat, and has scored the same number of runs as the other side, the umpire shall declare the game drawn, without...
...original thought, the courses in History, Philosophy, Political Economy, the languages and the sciences were elected by a very large number of students. The best system in any department of work can be abused, but the abuses of the elective system at Harvard are the exception, and not the rule. These eyils exist under other systems as our contemporary admits. Lazy men will be found at Harvard as well as at Princeton, but the system that allows the vast majority to make progress in the field of learning for which one is naturally fitted should not be condemned thereby...
...beds of Nihilism and other reforms. College societies and meetings are strictly prohibited and an assemblage of half a dozen students is likely to be dispersed. In this case by a sergeant of police and a few men, instead of a registrar and battalion of proctors. As a rule the students smoke, drink whiskey or beer, and when they can get the necessary kopecks, attend the ballet. As the majority of the students are chronically short of cash, Mr. Solomon receives considerable of their attention...