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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Ellis and E. W. Mills, also Freshmen, are both good men. Ellis has been trying for several events and has made fine performances in each, but he will probably be kept for the weight events, in which the team has been very weak for a number of years. Mills holds the interscholastic record for the mile run. Last year he strained a tendon in his leg and owing to this he has been unable to do any apeed work as yet, but it is hoped that he will be able to take part in the games this spring...
...Dunstan 1900. Roche, who strained a tendon in his leg in the dual games with the U. of P., is probably the fastest 100 yards man who has ever been in college. He has done no speed work since last year but hopes to be in good shape again this spring. Redpath should run well this year, but the care of the team will probably hurt Bigelow's usefulness. Shore, who ran in the 220 last year, is now trying the low hurdles and may keep to this event. Of the other men trying for the sprints the most promising...
There are no particularly good new men in the pole vault this year. W. W. Hoyt M. S., is vaulting again, and A. B. Emmons '98 and E. D. Brooks '99 are the only promising material...
...stand at Foster's is the best place in Cambridge to get a good lunch. All kinds of temperance drinks...
...like to know where there is a first-class Bicycle Repair Shop. Such can be found at Newman's, 1288 Mass. Ave., opp. the College Library. All work done on the premises, by first-class machinists. Send in your wheels before the rush and have them put in good shape for the season. Agent for the Dayton, White, Featherstone, Harvard Crimson, and Harvard Special wheels. Prices $30 to $75. Catalogues ready...