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Bastian is Penn.'s fastest man in the low hurdles. As yet he has made no record but is thought to be good for 26s. McXibbon and Windsor are running close to him. Hubbard's time of 26s. is the best that has been made for Harvard this year. Morse did 26 2-5s. in the class games...
...hammer and shot Woodruff is the best man, having a record of 138 ft. in the former, and of over 40 ft. in the latter event. McCracken is a good second in both events. Shaw, Clark and Patterson are Harvard's best men in the events...
...Good Shepherds-Cole, 2b.; E. Stanwood, s. s.; Homans, c.; Dennison, 3b.; Cochrane, 1b.; Pierce, c. f., Ely, p.; F. Stanwood, l. f.; Sherburne...
...requested to make out lists of men eligibel for certificates and send one to C. A. Sievwright at the Union, and one to H. W. Foote before May 8. Certificates are of three grades-faithful attendance (75 per cent., though this is not a hard and fast rule); good progress; and excellent progress. Teachers are requested to send in the names of those men only who really deserve certificates...
...score of 16-4. The game was characterized by quick, snappy playing, especially by the "No Names," both in fielding and at the bat. Galbraith and Buck, the battery for the "No Names," excelled in all round work, the former striking out ten men. The fielders were all good, Bement in centre accepting several difficult chances. For the "Weary Williams" Gurney in left field played a strong game. The make-up of the teams...