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...Brussels, which has just been purchased by Mr. Andrew Carnegie as a gift to the University. The gift was purchased through the influence of Dr. Eastman. This collection is especially rich in specimens of extinct birds and animals of central Europe and northern Asia, and contains many that cannot be duplicated. Baron de Beyet has made a life long study of extinct fauns, and his classifications have been accepted by most of the universities of Europe...
...first game of the series, which was played on May 27 at Cambridge, was won by Harvard by a score of 13 to 1; but owing to the fact that Holy Cross was handicapped by the absence of their first pitcher, McGeehan, this score cannot be set down as showing the comparative strength of the two teams. With McGeehan in the box, the Holy Cross team defeated Yale on May 16 by the score of 3 to 0, showing marked superiority over their opponents both in batting and fielding...
...editorial on undergraduate literary criticism contains a good deal of wit and some thought. One cannot read the other editorial, on the subject of the defeat by the CRIMSON, without thinking that if the "Lampoons" could play a baseball game as well as they can describe it, the annual score might be less overwhelming...
Seniors who have purchased packages of tickets are requested to return to the Committee the tickets they cannot use, in accordance with the agreement under which the packages were sold. The tickets will be bought back by the Committee at Grays 19 on Monday, June 1, between 11 and 1 o'clock at the following prices: Memorial tickets, 30 cents each; Sanders, 75 cents each; and Statue, 50 cents each...
...score of 9 to 0, winning through timely massing of hits, together with costly errors by Andover. Although thirteen hits were made against through thirteen hits were made against a pitcher of no more than ordinary ability, six of them resulting in eight of the nine runs, the batting cannot yet be called satisfactory, for in three innings, with two out and a man on third base, the batter failed to advance the runner. Bunting, too, was deplorably weak. The fielding was fast, with the exception of two inexcusable fumbles of grounders by Carr, and the muff of an easy...