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...question as to whether the freshman crew should or should not go to New London. The reason for all the doubt lay in the empty treasury. The manager could not send the crew down to New London because he did not have the money to pay for their stay there; and moreover, what it still more important, he was not allowed to send his crew down on credit and incur debts. The consequence was that the crew was in doubt about about its being able to row their race until the manager got together at the last moment enough money...
...that it will be a greater success than in any previous year. As yet the number of entries is very small, only fifteen or twenty, and it seems as though this should be increased very much before the entries close as the prizes are unusually attractive. No one should stay out because he feels that the league men have no chance, as tournaments of this sort are of the greatest possible practice, and further, no man can be considered a candidate for next year's league who has not played in the annual tournaments. Entries may be made at Leavitt...
...athletic team will leave Cambridge tomorrow morning on the 10.45 electric taking the 12 o'clock express to Hartford from the N. Y. N. E. station. Dinner will be served on the train and the team will stay over night in Hartford at the United States Hotel. Friday morning at half past ten the men will proceed to New Haven, taking up their quarters at the New Haven House and going to the field immediately after dinner. The majority of the men will return by the late night train, but the sleepers will be side-tracked early in the evening...
...field, the cheering of the Brown men was deafening. It was taken up by Harvard men when Magill hit a hot grounder to Hovey, who threw Tenney out at the plate by the most beautiful play of the game. Magill stole second and it looked as though he would stay there, for Jones knocked an easy grounder to Frothingham, going out at first. With two men out Steere got a base hit thereby bringing in Magill for an earned...
...students of Princeton have made arrangements with an excursion company of Chicago, by which they have secured reduced rates to and from the Columbian Exposition, and also convenient quarters near the grounds where they can stay as long as they choose. The excursion company agrees to furnish special cars from New York or Princeton; seven days board and lodging, in a building to be called "Princeton Hotel," six days' admission to the Fair, and return passage, for the moderate sum of forty-four dollars...