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...absolutely necessary that all subscriptions to the Boat Club be paid before the departure of the crew for New London. The treasurer will be unable to make his estimated reduction of the debt unless all money due is received by him before next Tuesday Every student should do his utmost to aid in reducing the debt which has so long oppressed our boating interests. Nothing is so annoying to the financial managers as to have a large number of subscriptions, upon which they had relied for the payment of debts, left unpaid at the close of the year. Let every...
...afternoon; for although beaten by Yale and Amherst, Williams has played this spring a very good game, and only lost these two games by a small score. Inasmuch as our visitors considered that they were kept out of the league through Harvard's influence, they will doubtless do their utmost...
...Club. The programme will consist of numbers selected from the fall and spring concerts, and promises to be of unusual interest. Should the concert prove financially successful, the debt of the Boat Club will very likely be nearly cancelled this year, a result which every student should do his utmost to accomplish...
...excelled always, even winning in 1882 the Oelrich cup emblematic of the amateur championship of America. Our twelve has, by steady work, developed a strong system of team play, which will make its presence felt in the game of to-day while our veteran individual players will do their utmost to make up for the defeats of last year...
...part of this morning's issue. A mass meeting will be held this evening at which the erection of a grand stand for Holmes Field is to be discussed and a committee elected to raise money for building such a structure. All should attend as it is of the utmost importance that this committee which we are to choose be composed of the most energetic and business-like men we can find in college. A grand stand for the better accommodations of our fair spectators and for ourselves in certain circumstances we need most imperatively, and a full attendance...