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Those of the victorious Hopkinson team who will enter Harvard this fall are W. Monroe, who won the half-mile walk in fine style; H. S. Grew, who won his heat and got second in the final of the 250 yards hurdle; C. J. Paine, who got second in the high kick; while J. Shea, the winner of the shot-putting contest and C. H. Brewer, brother of the foot ball captain and winner of second prize in the 300 yards run will enter Harvard in the class of '97. The Roxbury Latin winners who will be Harvard men this...
...changes in the grammar school course are recommended chiefly for pupils not intending to pursue any higher course of education their ratification by the Harvard Faculty shows them to have some bearing on the question of collegiate education. At the Convention of the Association held in Cambridge last fall, President Eliot was an enthusiastic promoter of most of changes which the Association finally voted to suggest. The general sentiment of the convention was that a great deal of time was wasted in the grammar schools over subjects of a more elementary nature, and that the taking up of certain other...
Hickok, of St. Paul's School, Concord, who holds a junior record of 94 ft. 6 in. in throwing the 16 lb. hammer, will enter Yale next fall...
...events and some of the possible winners, who will probably enter Harvard this fall, are given below...
...Yale it has arranged a large number of practice games, a much larger number than in any year previous. Within the last four years the largest number of games played was ten, last year there were but six. This year, if the three games to be played in the fall are counted, the total number of matches is eighteen. If anything like the same enthusiasm appears in the candidates as is shown by the management, there ought to be a strong eleven to meet Yale in June. Owing to considerations of distance an expense, it has been thought best...