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...Frank Russell '96, Ph.D., who has been instructor of anthropology in the University since 1897, has resigned his position and gone to Arizona, where he will live on a ranch. Dr. Russell has done extensive scientific research work both in anthropology and natural history. From 1892 to 1894 he made an important anthropological and natural history expedition for the University of Iowa, with which he was connected before coming to Harvard, in the region of the McKenzie River in northern Canada. Last year, while on leave of absence from the University, Dr. Russell made for the Bureau of Ethnology...
Since the Princeton game, the University team has done well in practice. The base-running and batting have materially improved, while the fielding has again attained its former standard of accuracy and speed...
Practically all the work of beautifying the Yard which will be done this year has now been completed. Trees and bushes of various kinds have been planted about the new fence and in greater profusion around the gates. In preparation for further work next year, the ground, which in some places was nearly exhausted, has been cultivated and re-fertilized. No attempt has yet been made to beautify to any great extent the surroundings of the buildings. It is hoped in the course of the next few years to make some of the more secluded places, such as that between...
...with men on bases; he struck out four men, but allowed five bases on balls. Pinckard, for St. Mark's, lost control in the second inning, and was wild throughout the game, allowing six bases on balls and hitting three men. The best batting for the Second nine was done by Bolton and Marshall, and for St. Mark's by Rumsey. Marshall accepted all of his eight chances at second base...
...Senior Photographic Committee has decided not to publish a class book this year, but to make the album more of a class record than it has ever been before. The compilation of the album which will not contain advertisements this year as it has heretofore, will be done entirely by the Photographic Committee. The first six hundred pages will contain the individual photographs of the class, pictures of various University and class organizations and teams, casts of plays, etc. Then will come about twenty pages of written matter by members of the class on some of the chief University institutions...