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Another innovation was the Junior Dance. This was one of the greatest successes of the year. Great credit is due to the committee which managed the dance so successfully, and showed to what possibilities the Union was open on this side of our social life. This idea has been extended to the Class Day festivities. The Class Day Spread and Dance in the Union is not only a pleasure in itself the Union being particularly adapted for such a function, but it will also greatly relieve the usually overcrowded condition of Memorial Hall and Hemenway Gymnasium on Class...
...University baseball team will play its second game with Holy Cross on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2 o'clock. In the first game, played at Worcester on May 6, Holy Cross won by a score of 6 to 1, Harvard's defeat being largely due to erratic fielding, stupid base-running and inability to hit at critical times. Since then Holy Cross has been beaten twice by Yale 4 to 3 and 5 to 4, by Georgetown 6 to 1 and by Fordham 7 to 4; but has defeated Dartmouth 6 to 1, Amherst 7 to 5, Brown...
...Freshman crew squad will go to New London this afternoon. The men will leave the Square shortly after 2 o'clock and take the 3 o'clock train from the South Station, which is due to arrive at New London at 5.40 o'clock. the shells were sent ahead yesterday morning, and will be ready for use when the men reach Red Top. This year the University squad will occupy the quarters which the Freshmen have used in past years, as they are more comfortable and convenient...
...University crew squad will go to New London this afternoon. The men will leave the Square at 2 o'clock and take the 3 o'clock train from the South Station, which is due to arrive at New London at 5.40 o'clock. The shells have been sent ahead on the 6 o'clock train this morning and will be ready for use when the men reach Red Top. The Freshman crews will leave tomorrow on the 3 o'clock train...
...defeat was largely due to the excellent pitching of Skillen, who allowed only five scattered hits and struck out eight men. The University team seemed unable to bat with any confidence. Most of the hits were ground balls to the infield and were easily handled by the fast fielding of the opposing team. Although Castle allowed two hits in the first, fourth and eighth innings, his work as a whole was very satisfactory, as he allowed only two other hits, struck out seven men and gave but one base on balls. Tweed, considering his lack of experience in large games...