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Princeton's batting has been uniformly strong throughout the season, and the fielding has been fast though at times uncertain. The strongest point on the Princeton team is its pitching department. Hillebrand, with two year's experience behind him, seems this year stronger than ever, and Scott has been nearly as successful. Kafer will be unable to catch because of an injury to his finger, received in the Brown game ten days ago. Green will take his place
...School yesterday at Concord, N.H. The game was remarkable for the large score on both sides, the totals standing: St. Paul's, 233; Harvard, 180, not out. The feature of the game was Lowry's brilliant batting for a score of 114, not out, probably the first century ever made for Harvard. He showed perfect form, not giving a chance, while his hitting was clean and accurate. St. Paul's main strength lay in the batting of the masters who played on the team, their combined scores being 172. Bradley's bowling was excellent, considering the fact that the wicket...
...marry his cousin, but is deterred by the objections of Hauptmann Droll, his uncle, who declares that the girl is much too foolish and found of dancing. Eduard submits to his uncle's decision, at the same time extorting a promise from the old man that if he is ever caught dancing he will give his consent to the marriage. The plot now hinges on the efforts of Eduard, assisted by Emma and Franz, the servants, to make Hauptmann Droll dance. Their object is secured partly by accident. The old man falls into a violent passion, one evening, and soon...
...clock tonight the final performance of the Delta Upsilon play will be given at Copley Hall in Boston. "The Maid in the Mill" has proved by far the most successful play ever presented by the society, and a large attendance is expected this evening. Tickets may be obtained for $1.00 at Herrick's and at Thurston's, or from W. M. Chadbourne '00, Weld...
Ashley Day Leavitt '00 of Melrose, Mass., is twenty-two years old. He prepared at the Cambridge Latin School. He has been prominent in debating ever since he came to college and was chairman of the Junior Wigwam, president of the Yale Union and one of the framers of the present University Debating Association. He was a member of the team which defeated Princeton in the fall of 1898, and won the Thacher debating prize for the best speech at the trials for that debate. He also won the Thacher prize this year...