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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the Mott Haven Team left Cambridge enroute to Philadelphia. The team will go to New York by the Fall River Line, and thence by train to Philadelphia, where they will arrive about noon today. The games will take place tomorrow afternoon...
Although completed, the Charles River Park bicycle track is not yet hard enough to be ridden upon and the bicycle squad did not begin work there yesterday as was expected. After the Philadelphia meet, however, training will begin on the new track. The trials to decide who should go to Philadelphia were held Tuesday and resulted in the choice of H. B. Hewitt '99, G. F. Baker '99, E. D. Powers '88, A. E. Dacy...
...Douglass of Pennsylvania, Hewitt and Baker should make a good race for first. Harvard will probably win all six places in the low and high hurdles as Pennsylvania has no men capable of doing better than 17s. in the high or 27s. in the low. The high jump should go to Pennsylvania as Leslie is jumping over 6 feet; but Putnam and Clark have both done better than 5 feet 10 inches and are very reliable men. Mason should win the broad jump as Pennsylvania has no men capable of jumping better than 21 feet. His record is 22 feet...
LACROSSE.- The following men be at 36 Matthews at 5 o'clock today, prepared to go to New York: Sand, Starr, Woods, Abbe, Dearborn, Horne, Curtis, Beecher, Leighton, Burleigh, Ring, Taylor. All sticks must be in best of condition and all who can should bring an extra...
SHOOTING CLUB.- Harris, Shaw, Dove, Kinnicutt, and Bancroft be at Union Station at 10.50 to go to Wellington...