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...nine lost a closely contested game to Brown Saturday afternoon through inability to hit Washburn. Not until three innings had been played did either side get a man to second base. In the fourth inning Harvard had a man on third and two men out. In the fifth and in the ninth innings the conditions were similar. Brown missed a chance to score in the fourth inning by Clark's attempt to score from first base on a single to centre field. In the seventh inning Brown again reached third base, but except for these two times not a Brown...
Another improvement over the Holmes Field track is the two hundred and twenty yard straightaway. This has been made on the south side by prolonging the west end two hundred and eight-five feet and the east end seventy-six. It has also been proposed to prolong the west end of the north side sufficiently to enable the quarter-mile to be run with only one turn by starting at the beginning of the two hundred and twenty yard straightaway. But this change will probably not be made, since it would place the finish of the race at an extreme...
...proposed final disposition of the field, however, is of a nature entirely apart from athletics. It is intended to make of it a second quadrangle, corresponding to the College Yard. The south side is already partly filled by the Law School and the Jefferson Physical Laboratory. The east side will soon be filled by the new Engineering Building. On the north there is only the Carey Building, and on the west Walter Hastings is far enough away to allow another building in between. Plans have been drawn for a completed quadrangle, containing some six or seven buildings in addition...
...lacrosse team practiced on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon for the first time this spring. The squad was divided into two teams and a regular game was played. Only one goal was used, one side playing on the defensive through the entire practice, so that no account was taken of the score. The men have improved steadily since the work during vacation and the practice yesterday was sharp and fast, showing a good amount of team work on both sides...
...second international chess match between the universities of England and America resulted in a victory for Oxford and Cambridge by a score of 4 1-2 to 1 1-2. The two Harvard members of the team won the only points for the American side. F. G. Hopkins '00 who was matched against Soddy of Oxford, won his game easily. C. T. Rice '01 played Tattersall, who was considered the strongest man on the British team, and in the most brilliant game of the match finally secured a draw with his opponent...