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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...will be ten meetings open to members at which the following men will speak: Professor de Sumichrast of Harvard, Professor F. Bocher of Harvard, Professor Desire Despradelle, M. Jules Cambon, ambassador at Washington, M. Gaston Deschamps of the "Temps." M. Louis Frechette of the "Societe Royale du Canada," and two others. These meetings will be held during the winter, beginning tomorrow at the Tuilerles, 270 Commonwealth avenue, Boston. Harvard men are eligible to membership...
There will be also two courses, open to the public, the first one by Professor de Sumichrast and the second by Professor Adolphe Cohn of Columbia. These two courses will consist of six lectures each, the first of which will be given Dec. 1. They will be given in Huntington Hall, Rogers Building, courtesy of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology...
...Yale Field is 20,456, of which Harvard has received 10,300. The stands have been divided equally, each college taking one side and one end. The seating capacity of the side stand equals 10 sections of 402 seats each so that Harvard secures 4020 seats between the two goal lines. This leaves 6280 seats behind the goal posts, on the ends, and on the corners. Owing to the great demand for seats the players and coaches have been obliged to take some of their seats in these back sections...
...Cercle Francais theatricals this year will consist of two comedies of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, "Crispin Medecin" by Noel Le Breton and "Un Jeune Homme Presse" by Eugene Labiche...
...game, therefore, may hinge upon the ability of one team to take advantage of the faults of the other. Yale is stronger on end plays while Harvard excels on centre rushes since Roberts, the substitute centre on the University squad, has taken a place in the line. Only two games can be taken as a criterion of the relative strength of the teams. Harvard 1904 defeated the Brown second eleven by the score of 5 to 0, while Yale 1904 won from the same eleven by the score of 22 to 0. Harvard was defeated by Andover by the score...