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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...close game at Brockton, Saturday afternoon, the cricket team was defeated by Brockton C. C. by the score of 49 to 44. Harvard went to bat first on an extremely soft wicket, and, although Lowry and Murray both made creditable stands, scored only 44 runs. When Brockton came to bat the condition of the ground had improved, but the wickets continued to fall at short intervals. With eight wickets down for but 16 runs, Brockton netted 33 points on the next two stands. Harvard. Drinkwater, l.h.w. Orton, 2 Fairweather, b. Orton, 0 MacNeill, b. Orton, 1 Murray, c. & b. Orton...
With one out in the third, Loughlin and Kendall singled, and scorod on Fincke's three-bagger to right-field. Fincke came in on Abbott's wild throw. In the fifth inning, Loughlin hit for three bases, and scored on Kendall's hit. Jaynes got a base on balls in the seventh, and was forced at second by Stillman. Loughlin singled to right and Wainwright made a wild throw to catch Stillman at third. Stillman scored on the play, Loughlin taking second. Kendall got a base on balls, Loughlin stole third, and scored on a wild pitch, Kendall going...
...work among the sailors, by which free law counsel is offered to all who wish advice on their personal affairs. The plan grew out of a meeting held some months ago by the Boston Port and Seaman's Aid Society, at which various New York and Boston philanthropic associations came together to discuss new methods of work. Attention was called at the time to the common fleecing of sailors by unscrupulous lawyers, and with the view of remedying this abuse, the T Wharf Society secured the services of a competent and reputable lawyer, whom any sailor may consult...
When the Americans came into Cuba at the close of the war they found the school system, such as it had been, entirely destroyed. The schools were in great disorder, and, though probably fifteen thousand children were enrolled, there were only about four thousand in actual attendance. The teachers were provided with dwelling houses by the municipalities and were expected to devote one room to school purposes. They had not been paid their salaries for thirty-two months, and had to depend solely upon the subscriptions of the wealthier parents. Many of the schools devoted all their time...
...individual honors were as close as the team honors. Wieland of Cornell came out first with 11 victories, and Ware of Columbia with 10. Yamura, a Japanese student from the Naval Academy, finished third with 9 victories...