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...twenty-third annual dual track games, held in the Stadium Saturday afternoon. Yale has now won four legs to Harvard's two on the nine-year cup offered by graduates of the two universities. The victories for each University since 1891 now stand: Harvard 11, Yale 12. Due to the favorable weather and the excellent condition of the track, there were a number of spectacular performances in both the field and track events. Three new dual records were made, and another tied...
...especially commendable because among the crews defeated were the Yale second boat, and the first Annapolis eight which defeated the first University during spring recess. Each winning both of these races at their first appearance in the American Rowing association regatta the University oarsmen set a precedent which should stand for some time...
...tennis team will meet Exeter at Exeter this afternoon. The Freshmen have an unusually strong team, and, judging from their victory over Andover a week ago, stand a good chance of victory. Six men will make the trip, meeting upstairs in the Harvard Square Subway Station at 12.30 o'clock, and taking the 1.15 train from the North Station. The following will compose the team: R. Baldwin, J. S. Brown, Jr., R. Z. Crane, J. E. Gale, H. Morgan, and W. Rand...
Last week the members of the first two University boats voted for the usual University four-oared race at New London as against the race between second eight-oared crews proposed by the Yale authorities; as the Harvard choice has behind it the force of precedent it will undoubtedly stand. For the present season, particularly at this late date, the decision is certainly a sound one, but for another year the matter deserves careful consideration. While the four-oared event is a little more spectacular, because more extraordinary, and gives opportunity for lighter men to win their...
...first time in this country the oldest of Haydn's autographed scores. The Music Department of Harvard is no unworthy branch, boasting of its record, of a building, and of the only University musical publication in the country; and the Pierian Sodality with its years behind it, may well stand beside the Department for effort and success...