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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...varsity games which were held on Saturday proved very successful. The attendance was good, the track in fine condition and the weather favorable to fast time although rather threatening. In almost all the track events the time was fast and all the contests were close and exciting. Two records were broken; the mile run, which Coolidge won in 4m. 30 4/5s., and the hammer throwing, in which Johnstone did 108 ft. 8 in. This was not remarkable however, for hitherto the hammer has been thrown from a stand...
...open to all amateurs. The right to reject any entry is reserved. Entrance fee, 50 cents per man, for each event, which must accompany all entries. P. O. orders to be made payable at Back Bay Post Office. The events will be handicapped by the official handicapper. Entries close May 6 with John Graham, Athletic Manager B. A. A., Exeter street, Boston, Mass...
Harvard '98, 7; Cambridge H. and L., 6.Yesterday the freshmen defeated the Cambridge High and Latin School by a score of 7 to 8. The game was close but loosely played. The freshmen put up a listless game with little team play, showing the urgent need of systematic coaching. The feature of the game was the batting of Lockman for Cambridge. Hayes played shortstop and Haskell second. Holt pitched. The only place not definitely settled seems to be first base, for which Walker and Hall are about equal...
...contest for president was very close. The first ballot was a tie, H. G. Wyer '96 and E. A. Howes L. S., each receiving 85 votes. The next ballot was also close...
...right-field Altman and Bradley will alternate with Small as out-field substitute. Bradley is also putting up very speedy ball, and, like Payne, will be one of the stars of the season. In the box and at the bat he will give the famous Carter of Yale a close call for first honors...