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Several accidents happened during the progress of the games: N. W. Bingham '95, wrenched his knee in the 100 yards and was unable to enter the final heat; C. L. Bremer '96, broke his pole in the pole vault while jumping and sustained a heavy fall; F. H. Bigelow '98, after winning the final heat in the 100 yards dash, and a trial heat in the 220 yards dash was completely exhausted and was unable to enter the final heat in the 220 yards dash...
...between A. W. Ryder, champion, and E. E. Southard, has been decided in favor of the latter. As is known, the Sophomore championship is the championship of the lower classes in the university, and was for the first time instituted in the present term. On the basis of the fall Chess Tournament, the championship was awarded to A. W. Ryder, who has held it up to the present time...
...HAVEN, CONN., April 11. - Robert C. Gilmore, the Yale student from Rutland, Vt., who was knocked unconscious by a fall from his bicycle two weeks ago, is much improved and will recover. He is still at the Yale Infirmary and has not yet recovered full possession of his mental faculties, but the injury to his skull has been found to be of only a temporary nature...
While the present status of the football question is such as to make any prediction of the exact course of events, either this spring or next fall, ill-advised if not, indeed, impossible, it may be said with certainty that any such procedure on the part of Harvard as that so confidently outlined in the Boston Herald of yesterday, is entirely opposed to the sentiment of the undergraduates, and was, we believe, not contemplated for one moment by those to whose influence the recent change in the situation...
...football. It is highly improbable that the Faculty will take any action in opposition to the Corporation and Overseers, that is, by forbidding students under its control to play intercollegiate football. And if no positive action is taken, it may fairly be hoped that football will be played next fall between Harvard and other colleges. Just what this game will be it is impossible to predict, but the favorable attitude of the Corporation and Overseers is certainly due to the assurance they feel that the reforms suggested by the Athletic Committee will be carried out, in good faith. The issue...