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...ball player is always in demand, especially among the summer hotels, which have been accustomed to maintain teams to play with other hotel teams in their vicinity. Few are the college undergraduates who care to or who can afford to play for nothing, and so they are tempted to break the rules and oftentimes fail to report to the college authorities or voluntarily withdraw from participation in college athletics. Some of the eastern college, notably Brown University, have been permitting summer baseball in a restricted from and this plan will probably be proposed at the meeting next week...
...filed throughout the war a set of American Notes, published by the American colony in Munich during the early days of the warand complete filed of the leading Swiss papers for the same period, have been given by alumni who were abroad at the time of the out-break of hostilities. The Library also has a collection of Spanish books on the war which, for the most part, are pro-German. In addition, a prominent German American has given a large number of books designed to present the German side...
...track each has won 12 dual meets. However, the University has won 13 intercollegiate meets while Yale has won but 9. In intercollegiate cross-country runs, each has one victory to its credit. Yale has won all three dual wrestling contests. Lacrosse has resulted in an even break in four contests...
...present football season will break all records in gate receipts at Yale. The receipts will amount to more than $230,000. This is more than $65,000 in excess of any previous year and is due to the building of the Bowl with its great seating capacity. Yale this fall will get the benefit of both the Bowl and the Harvard Stadium. Last Saturday 55,750 saw the Princeton game at New Haven. Princeton took only 7,000 seats for Saturday's game, while last fall Harvard took 30,000. The gate receipts this fall will be as follows: Yale...
These records began in October, 1812, and were continued without break until the death of Thomas R. Rodman in 1905. Since that time they have been carried on by the City Engineer of New Bedford...