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...defeated Brown in the decisive game of the series today, by the score of 7 to 5. In the two games played in Providence the scores were 3 to 2 in favor of Dartmouth and 5 to 3 for Brown. The contest today was very sharp and clean and full of interest from beginning to end, Brown being retired in the ninth with two men on bases. Folsom's brilliant stop of a hot grounder and Captain Abbott's batting were noteworthy features...
Lord was the first man up in the first inning and was hit by Cozzens. Beale then hit for two bases advancing Lord to third. Cozzens allowed Martin four balls and the bases were full with no man out. Scott then sent a high fly which Goodridge fielded cleanly, keeping Lord on third. Fox hit to Hayes, and then Cozzens struck out Anderson...
...organized. A constitution was adopted, and Dr. Justin Winsor was elected president, Professor Albert B. Hart vice-president, and Arthur C. Train '96 secretary. On Friday evening of last week Dr. Winsor invited the members of the society to his house and there the organization was completed. The full list of officers was elected and plans were talked over. A primary object of the society will be to arrange courses of lectures by well-qualified men on subjects connected with the history of Harvard and on distinguished graduates. Another object of the society will be to mark rooms or sites...
...18tARE you preparing for the finals? You can find pure air, cool breezes and absolute quiet at the Outlook, Arlington Heights. 40 minutes from Harvard square. Send for full particulars to Mrs. Lucy F. Perkins...
...CRIMSON is very much indebted to the Yale News for assistance in reporting last night's debate. The full account published this morning was made possible by the courtesy of the News in wiring the reports of the Yale speeches before the final despatches were sent by the CRIMSON'S representative...