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...candidates for the Yale sophomore crew have been reduced to fifteen men. The men and their weights are as follows: Jones, 165 pounds; Swayne 156, Haskell 165. Hauslein 163, Hilton 147, Williams 161, Hosmer 158, Bronson 164, Gregory 162, Hume 156. In addition to these men Balliet, Klimpke and Heffelfinger are rowing with the 'varsity crew...
Berkeley premiums, class of 1892-First grade, Bernard M. Allen, Henry G. Crocker, Henry B. Hinckley, James W. D. Ingersoll, Alfred B. Palmer; second grade, Fred C. G. Bronson, William L. Kitchel, Paul Klimpke, Arthur W. Shaw, James E. Wheeler, Albert L. Whittaker...
...Robinson. H. L Williams, E. M. Griswold, N. L. Deming, E. B. Hinckley, W. B. Wright, F. C. Janeway, S. H. Rowe, H. F. Walker; mile run-W. Harmar, H. Cheney, J. D. Lloyd, Jr. E. P. Holton, A. L. Reynolds; mile walk-R. M. Raymond, W. G. Bronson, L. R. Parkei; 220 yard hurdle-N. L. Deming, H. L. Williams, J. F. Kilson, S. R. Pearce, E. Lentilhon, F. Walker; half mile run-W. W. Harmer, E. B. Hinckley, E. P. Holton, A. L. Reynolds; pole vault-T. G. Shearman, F. C. Wolcott, E. D. Ryder; 120 yard hurdle...
...debate for the negative was closed by Mr. I. H. Bronson. L. S. His argument in brief was, that independence is at best a theory and as such not of practical use. Mr. Bronson presented the view that all those who were present, at least all who were voters, were members of one of those very parties about which so many hard things had been said...
Principal disputants: Affirmative-E. I. Smith, L. S., D. C. Torey, '90; negative-I. H. Bronson, L. S., C. Friend...