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...Rutgers college nine will make a trip during the Easter vacation to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington...
...than four times as many tickets were sold last year as in 1887 88, but whether this actually increased the receipts is uncertain. These were two special items of expense in 1888 89 which raised the gross amount. The nine received permission to play with professional teams and at Easter went to Philadelphia. The expenses of this trip were over $600. The guarantees also paid visiting teams were larger in amount and more in number than in 1887 88. The expenses under this item were increased last year about...
...first concert given in Boston for several years by any of the Yale musical organizations. This year the clubs have the reputation of being unusually good. On their Christmas trip they went as far west as Denver, giving exceedingly popular concerts at various cities on the route. On the Easter trip they went south as far as Old Point Comfort, and the tour was successful financially as well as in every other way. There seems to be little doubt that the coming Boston concert will be well patronized. It will be a good opportunity for Harvard men to show...
During the Easter vacation, the nine took its usual spring trip, which on the whole was very successful. Although but two victories can be claimed, yet the practice was very valuable in showing where the weak points lie and the best means for remedying them. In all, six games were played; two defeats by the Washington's, one each from the Philadelphias and Bergen Points and two games won from the University of Pennsylvania was the result of the week's trip. The team was made up as follows: McBride, 1b; Calhoun, 2b; Cushing, s.s; Noyes, 3b; G. McClintock...
...Yale Apollo Glee and Banjo clubs met with success on their Easter trip. Twenty-five men left New York Thursday afternoon on the steamer "City of Augusta." and arrived at Savannah on Saturday night where they put up at the Pulaski House. On Sunday and Monday, the members of the clubs were taken to drive about the city, and at 5 p. m. Monday were given a reception at the home of Mr. William Gordon, '86 S. In the evening a concert was given in the Opera House before an audience numbering more than a thousand. On Tuesday morning...