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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Hartford and Hicks, who have done some remarkably good pitching this year, will form a strong pitching staff for next season. R.G. McKay from this year's Freshman team will also prove a valuable man. Of the other pitchers on the University team, D.O. Slater '08 and D.C. Brennan '08 will graduate. Lanigan, who pitched a few games this year, will probably be used in the box very little next year...
...will have a change to accustom themselves to the new order and should get together fairly well. The difference in weight and power which the new man brings to the bow will be hard to balance, but it is not an impossibility. Captain Richardson has done remarkable things with the crew already and we have the utmost confidence that the crew will be many seconds faster on the day of the race than any one dares hope for now under the existing conditions...
...self-renunciation. No one here, almost under the shadow of Memorial Hall, can doubt it. Today, however the demand usually comes in a different form, namely, that a man shall keep his possessions that he may give himself, for there is a vast amount of work needing to be done in the world which is and probably always will be unremunerative and which on that account offers an attractive opportunity to young men of wealth. There are few joys in life to be compared with sustained interest in some in- tellectual pursuit. Yet young men of wealth often miss this...
Although the Harvard fielders were not overworked, what they had to do was done well. McCall, Leonard, Simons, and Harding all figured in fast plays, and Harvey captured three hard flies in the outfield. Currier caught an excellent game, as well he might with Hartford pitching in the best of form. It is a noteworthy fact that Cornell has made but one run off Hartford in 28 innings...
...request for expressions of opinion in reply to certain questions regarding scholarship. The undersigned members of the Student Committee, inasmuch as the Council does not come into existence until next autumn, urges all recipients of this letter to make prompt reply in order that everything possible may be done to aid the Faculty Committee in its work. G. G. BALL '08. D. S. BRIGHAM '08. J. L. DERBY '08. A. W. HINKEL '08. F. H. BURR '09. A. G. CABLE '09. E. P. CURRIER '09. E. C. BACON '10. E. HARDING...