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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...University eleven with substitutes, numbering thirty men, will leave the car barn on Boylston street at 3.40 o'clock, today, to go to Philadelphia. In accordance with a long established custom, it is proposed to have the undergraduates assemble to cheer them off. If all who expect to attend the class football game, which begins at four o'clock, will stop at the car barn on their way to the field, enough men can be collected to insure a hearty send...
...committee has been in communication with a large number of members of the Association in various parts of the country, wlth the object of informing the undergraduate captains in advance, of the athletic material they may expect in the forthcoming freshman class, and with the further object of assisting the captains in bringing out promising men now in college who ought to be in athletics but may not, as yet, be know. Some valuable information has been received and will be put at the disposal of the undergraduate managers and captains...
With the exception of Bremer there will be the same list of hurdlers. The Hersey brothers of Exeter and Converse of Hale's, who expect to enter in the fall, will make these events still stronger. G. N. Hersey is also a good broad jumper while Converse has cleared the bar at 5 ft. 9 in. H. J. Browne, St. Paul's, S. F. Spear, W. A., and W. W. Coe, Hopkinson's, are all coming to Harvard next year. These three men divided the honors in the weight events at the interscholastic meet...
...must be remembered however, that without strength at the batin a moderate degree, the strongest fielding nine cannot expect to win. Another point is, that if Harvard won against U. of P., Yale defeated Princeton, and that on Princeton's grounds. Therefore the nine must not take their victory as anything more than an encouragement to work harder, remembering that the first Yale game is but ten days off, that Yale has a chance to win the series from Princeton, and that a double victory over Yale will yet give Harvard the championship...
...holds its regular spring clothing collection today. The buildings will be canvassed at 2 o'clock and at 7 o'clock. All clothes in condition to be serviceable will be gladly accepted. Outer garments, underwear, hats, gloves, shoes, overshoes, neckwear. Shoes should be tied together in pairs. Any who expect to be away at those hours will please put what they have to give outside their rooms or deliver it to the porter. Men living in private houses can get the committee's collection-wagon to call later in the week by sending word to J. A. Richards, 8 College...