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...successful here as at present is rather remarkable, considering the support it receives. Yet last year the University team won the championship of its league by good, heady playing against some of the best teams in the North, and this year the record on the southern trip gives promise of similar success. Such victories won by a team in the face of discouraging lack of interest show the same kind of spirit which has made Harvard comparatively successful recently in the more popular branches of intercollegiate sport. We do not like to appear with the time-honored and conventional formula...
Columbia has one of the strongest teams in the league, but the University team has had the advantage of a long southern trip and has developed rapidly...
...following men will go on the trip: C. F. Averill, K. S. Billings, I. C. Bolton, S. H. Bowles, P. C. Cummin, R. Douglas, A. R. Dupont, H. E. Eaton, W. H. Fernald, A. K. Keay; J. A. King, W. H. Lacey, F. H. Leslie, W. M. Parker, W. A. Perkins, J. R. Pratt, D. P. Ranney, R. H. Rowse, L. C. Torrey, S. B. Warner, H. deWindt, P. R. Withington, A. C. Yarnall...
Professor W. C. Sabine, Dean of the Lawrence Scientific School and of the Graduate School of Applied Science, will sail for Europe from New York this afternoon. His trip will occupy about three months. In the course of his travels he will take advantage of the opportunity to visit schools of applied science in England and on the Continent...
...candidates for the University and Freshman track teams returned Friday afternoon from Exeter, N. H., where they had been practicing since Tuesday on the Exeter Academy track. They were to have remained until Saturday, but changed their plans on account of the heavy rain. The trip was very successful, a marked improvement being made by nearly all the men. Unfortunately the weather was poor throughout the stay, handicapping the field event men especially...