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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first man up. He made a hit which struck the edge of the running track and bounded badly, allowing Priddy to reach second. Nichols then got his base on balls. Fletcher hit to Paine, who tried to field Priddy out on third but failed and the bases were full. Sullivan's single then brought in one run and the bases were full again. A bad passed ball on the part of Scannell then allowed one more run in. Good fielding, however, prevented any more scoring...
...faithfully gone through with it have fairly won a right to the whole-hearted support and encouragement of the students. The team starts today with bright prospects of winning the intercollegiate games on Saturday. The men are all in the best of condition and able to profit to the full by their recent experience of competition in the games with Yale. It is to be hoped that they will receive an enthusiastic send-off. There can be no question that the students are all united in wishing them entire success; they should also be united in expressing their good will...
Kidd enters, slightly under the influence of numerous potations, and has a very ludicrous scene with his wife, who does not recognize him in his piratical disguise. The whole second act is full of clever songs and dances, which have little to do with the plot...
...Trowbridge St.ARE you preparing for the finals? You can find pure air, cool breezes and absolute quiet at The Outlook, Arlington Heights. Forty minutes from Harvard square. Send for full particulars to Mrs. Lucy F. Perkins...
...Trowbridge St.ARE you preparing for the finals? You can find pure air, cool breezes and absolute quiet at The Outlook, Arlington Heights. Forty minutes from Harvard square. Send for full particulars to Mrs. Lucy F. Perkins...