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Theatricals for next year were decided upon provisionally. The intention at present is to give a one-act modern French farce as a curtain-raiser, to be followed by "Crispin Medecin," a short three-act play, similar in character to the works of Moliere. It may be found in Victor Fournel's collection of seventeenth-century comedies at the French library in Warren House; and also in a volume entitled "Repertoire du Theatre Francais...
...request of the Cantabrigia Club and the Young Peoples' Society of the First Unitarian Church, the Cambridge Social and Dramatic Club will repeat "The Romancers," a three act comedy by Rostand, in aid of the Cuban Teachers' Fund. Three performances of the play will be given in Brattle Hall, the first on Friday evening, June 8, the others on Saturday afternoon and evening, June 9. Tickets, one dollar each, can be bought at Sever...
Earned run--Georgetown. Two-base hits--Downes, G. C. Clark. Three-base hit--Walsh. Home run--White. Sacrifice hit--Loughlin. Stolen bases--Downes, Golden 2, Walsh, Kendall, Fincke. Bases on balls--by White: Kendall, Fincke; by Kernan; Downes, Walsh, Byrne 2. Hit by pitched ball--by White: Devens, Kernan. Struck out--by White: Loughlin 2, Kendall 2, G. C. Clark, Coolidge, Stillman, J. D. Clark 3, Ewer, Kernan 2; by Kernan: Downes, Crauston, White. Passed balls--J. D. Clark 3. Time--2h. 10m. Umpire--Smith...
...shell designed for the University crew by Clinton H. Crane, and now being built by Davy, is nearing completion. The boat is one foot longer than that lately built for the Freshmen, and three feet longer than the standard length, though the width has not been changed. Its dimensions are: Length, 64 feet 1-2 inch; beam, 23 inches; depth amidships, 9 1-2 inches; at bow, 5 inches; at stern, 4 inches. It is slightly fuller than the old model, with more flooring. The increase in fulness is at the bilge with an inch more camber in the stern...
...three interclub races were rowed under favorable conditions on Tuesday. The senior Newell won by two lengths in 9m. 26s; the intermediate Newell by two length in 9m. 20s.; the Weld juniors by three lengths in 10m. 6s. The easy superiority of the winners in each event made the races the least exciting of those that have been rowed this season. The next race for which the crews will train is the Metropolitan Regatta on June...