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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yale, 28; Brown, 0.[N. E. Associated Press.]NEW HAVEN, CONN., Oct. 3. - Brown University played Yale a fine practice game this afternoon, the blue winning in two fifteen minute halves, by the score of 28 to 0. Brown rushed the ball within two yards of Yale's goal within a minute after play had been started. All the Brown gains were made through Judd. Yale scored 12 points the first half and 16 in the second half. There were many unfortunate accidents, Coombs, Thorne, Millard and Dennison receiving bad cuts on the head. DeWitt and Thorne made two touchdowns...
Harrie Beekman Drake '88, of Auburndale, Mass., died of pneumonia August 27 at Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Drake fitted for college at the Cambridge Latin School and graduated with the class of '88. After graduating he taught school for a time in New London, Conn., and for the last three years had charge of the classical department at St. George's Hall, Summit, N. J. While in college Drake was on the University lacrosse team and was a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity and several literary organizations. His high intellectual attainments and congenial nature won him many friends...
...Yale faculty have announced the honors for Commencement as follows: Valedictorian, Frank Herbert Chase of Haverhill, Mass.; Salutatorian, William Edward Thoms, of Waterbury, Conn. The following men have been chosen to speak for the De Forest medal at Yale: J. L. Hall, C. D. Kyle, R. N. Nichols, R. D. Paine, E. B. Reade, G. F. Van Slyck...
Professor William Dwight Whitney of Yale died at his home on Whitney avenue, New Haven, Conn., shortly after ten o'clock yesterday morning. He was first taken seriously ill a week ago last Friday and has been gradually sinking ever since. Hope was not abandoned by his physician or his family until last night when it was discovered that his original ailment had been complicated by an attack of pneumonia...
...members of the ninety-seven baseball nine and five substitutes will leave at four o'clock this afternoon for Springfield by the Boston and Albany road. The team will spend tonight at the Winthrop House, Meriden, Conn., and then proceed to New Haven early tomorrow morning. They will return to Boston soon after the game, reaching Cambridge shortly before midnight. The recent changes in the make-up of the team have strengthened it considerably. The following is the batting order: Dean 2b., Beale l. f., Warren 1b., Stevenson 3b., Scott c., Stevens s. s., Garrison c. f., Anderson...