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Dates: during 1880-1889
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There will be undoubtedly a very large attendance at the first winter meeting this afternoon, and everything seems favorable for a very successful meeting. The sparring will be particularly close and interesting, and some good bouts in wrestling may be expected...
...secretary will be in his room, 9 Linden St. from 7.30 to 10 this evening, when the entries close. The weighing committee will be in the gymnasium Saturday, from...
...hoped that the Bicycle Club will accept the challenge received from the Tech. Cycling Club to a road race next month. The race last November, which was won by Harvard, was very close and exciting. The training undergone since that race and the extra exertion which Tech. will surely make, will increase her chances, so as to leave the result of a second race very much in doubt. It could not fail to be more closely contested and exciting than the one last fall...
...wish to call attention to the notice given in another column, by the secretary of the athletic association, to the effect that all entries for the first winter meeting close this evening. So far, the entries have been but few, and therefore, we take this last opportunity to urge men to enter their names for those events to be contested at the first meeting. It shows a deplorable lack of interest on the part of a large majority of men in college, when it is necessary to give them repeated urgings in order that the meetings may not be unsuccessful...
...winter term that has been exceptional in its dullness, draws to a close, the college begins to look forward to the coming base ball season and, at present, the interest of all Princeton is centered in the nine and its prospects. The work of the candidates is watched daily by a critical audience of undergraduates. The pleasant weather of the last week has permitted out door practice of which Captain King has not been slow to take advantage, and if the weather continues favorable the destruction of the cage will not have proved so severe a loss...