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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...desire may try for the teams. The following men have already decided to enter the trials for the half-mile race: G. E. Behr 2G., K. E. Adams '03, J. W. Foster '03, W. G. Clerk '05, J. J. Moynahan '05, S. Curtis '05. If no other candidates appear for the one-mile race, the following men will be chosen: R. M. Walsh 2L., W. A. Colwell 2G., J. H. Stone '0, A. Dana...
Attention of Seniors is called to the notice below. It is important that men whose names do not appear in the class list or are incorrect in any way should notify the Class Day Committee immediately, since these lists will be taken down Thursday, April 16, and will then be used in sending out important Class Day notices. Furthermore, no man whose name is not in the list will be allowed to buy Class Day tickets at any sale to Seniors when tickets are sold at reduced rates. It is barely possible, that the names...
...matched. The ability of the Law School crew cannot be determined in advance, as it has not yet rowed in any race. The Seniors are the smoothest and best together of the class crews and may be depended upon to make a good showing in the race. The Freshmen appear to be their most formidable opponents, for a short while ago they defeated both the Seniors and the Juniors in a mile brush. Their lack of experience, however, may prove a serious handicap to them. The consolation race will probably go to the first Newell Seniors as they are better...
...soldiers which they offer as an excuse for their failure. The Maharajah is furious, but his anger is quickly changed to the utmost terror, when word comes that the Rao and his soldiers are approaching, in search of the Cat. Before he can escape the brutal Rao appears, demands the Magical cat or the instant death of the Maharajah, and is on the point of carrying his threat into execution, when the two fakirs appear with the wonderful Cat between them. The fakirs bring the guards to life, receive a large reward for their services; the Rao is so delighted...
...favorable weather conditions yesterday served to bring a number of crews out on the river. During the afternoon all the Weld upperclass crews and the Newell Seniors, as well as a crew picked from members of the first Weld Freshman squad, were sent out. As yet no definite plans appear to have been made for putting out the floats at the boathouses, in spite of the fact that their absence causes much inconvenience. It is probable, however, that at least one float will be placed in position at each of the boathouses by the first of next week...