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...till the finish on the track, where he was passed by his teammate, Beam. C. L. Jackman sL. was running second till he weakened at the finish. Although technology men finished first and second, the University team filled all but two of the places from three to fourteen...
...Fourteen men handed in cards in the qualifying round of the tournament for the individual golf championship of the University, begun yesterday at the Oakley Country Club. Six men did not hand in cards. The eight scores of the men who qualified are given below: P. Grant, 2nd., '8, 42, 40--82; F. H. Ellis '06, 45, 41--86; A. C. Travis '05, 47, 40--87; A. L. White '06, 45, 43--88; F. Ingalls 1L., 45, 43-88; M. McBurney '06, 48, 41--89; W. Hickox, Jr., '08, 47, 42--89; W. F. Harrison...
From indications furnished by past games, Harvard should win today without difficulty. Pennsylvania has played fourteen games and won only four, while the University team has won eleven of its thirteen games. The only teams played by both Harvard and Pennsylvania were Williams and Trinity. Both games were won easily by the University nine, while Pennsylvania was defeated by Trinity 2 to 0, and won from Williams by the close score of 6 to 5. In other important games, Pennsylvania has been twice defeated by Georgetown, twice by Yale by the scores...
Entries for the Leiter Cup baseball series may be made today up to 6 o'clock in blue books at Leavitt & Peirce's. Thus far nine teams and fourteen individual players have registered. The individual players will be assigned to teams either on Monday or Tuesday, and the games will begin probably on Wednesday. Each team will play every other in its section and the winning team of each section will enter the final round. From the teams which enter the final round an All-Leiter Cup team will be picked to play the second University team. The results...
...with the beginning of the factory age, when the long hours, resulting from the new use of artificial light, the little regard for human life, and the introduction of the labor of women and children called forth protests from all thinking men. The reduction of the working day from fourteen or sixteen hours to twelve was met with the same arguments of the impending ruin of industry and the invasion of the rights of workingmen as are now leveled against the eight-hour day. But it would be difficult for any man to convince laborers that their liberties have been...