Word: counts
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...which are still in the contest the Dew Drops and Barristers have undoubtedly the strongest nines. The Dew Drops play a fair all-around game and their battery is very good. The Barristers, a nine made up of Law School men, are strong hitters but their poor fielding will count against them in later games. The Zazas, a team of Freshmen, are playing a steady game, but are scarcely strong enough to win the series. The Fussers and Boiler Makers have shown good form at times, but several inexperienced players mar the work of both teams. The Little Ministers have...
...safe to count on Boardman to win the 220-yard dash for Yale, but Clerk or Butler of Harvard, will probably secure one of the other places over Gleason and Dupee of Yale. The quarter-mile should also go to Yale, through Boardman's speed. The other likely men in this event are Haigh and Clerk of Harvard, and Luce, Johnson, Thomas and Brennan of Yale, though it may be decided to put the last named man in the half...
...turn in a definite statement of the furnishings to be loaned with each room and of all money, furniture and bedding loaned by the occupants of the private dormitories. It is necessary that the Corporation should know before the men leave for the April recess approximately what they can count on, in order that the plans for the reception of the Cubans may be completed. A more thorough canvass will be made after the recess to arrange the distribution of rooms, and to see that each one is fitted with suitable accommodations...
...room in the house of the Count Otrante. The King, by an unexpected visit, brings about peace and marriage between the Count Otrante and Florimel, and a general satisfaction to the rest of the lovers...
Tickets at one dollar may be obtained at Thurston's, or on application to W. M. Chadbourne, 19 Weld Hall. Philippo, King of Spain, A. P. Fitch '00. Otra Te, a count, W. N. Seaver '00. Julio, J. W. Gilles '02. Antonio, his nephew, J. H. Holmes '02. Bellides, a gentleman and head of the family so called, W. M. Chadbourne '00. Lisauro, his son, C. F. C. Arensberg '01. Martine, friend to Antonio, G. J. Wright '00. Terzo, Kinsman to Bellides, E. W. James '01. Gerasto, friend to Otrante, H. G. Schleiter '01. Moncado, a courtier, R. D. Brackett...