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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Fourteen candidates for the Cricket eleven gathered on the Cambridge Cricket club grounds for a practice game Saturday. Balch and Garrett chose sides and a close and exciting game was played, with a final score of 54 to 51 in favor of Balch's team. The best scores were made by Sullivan, 21, Garrett, 12 not out, and T. S. Lee, 11. Hewes did some good bowling, taking three wickets on three successive balls, and a total of five wickets for 17 runs. The crease proved very fair, much better than the one at Watertown...
...SPENCER, Secretary.TENNIS TOURNAMENT.- Tournament will begin tomorrow. The book for entries is now at Bartlett's. Entrance fees, $1 for singles, $1. 50 per pair for doubles, must be paid upon signing. Entries will close at 8 p m. this evening. For drawings and time of play see tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...work must be of itself of real value, and second it must suggest the broader and deeper problem of life. The work suggested does lead directly into all the great social questions of the day, intemperance, divorce, prison reform, everything in fact except the Indian question. At the close of the meeting Professor Peabody requested all who were willing to undertake the work to communicate with him and with the office of the Associated Charities or the Children's Aid Society in Boston...
...here, causing Stevens to lose several yeards. The ball went to Harvard on three downs and Lee made another rush scoring a touchdown. Score 12-0. Stevens failed to make five yards and Harvard took the ball. Rushes by Lee, Bowman and a kick by Trafford brought the ball close to Stevens' goal line. Upton soon scored a touchdown. Score 23-0. Harvard got the ball by good play and Lee, Bowman and Cumnock brought the ball to the five-yard line when Trafford kicked his second goal from the field. Score, 28-0. Stevens rushed the ball to Harvard...
...close of the lecture Sir Edwin Arnold addressed the students and begged them to do all they could to further the study of Indian literature...