Word: goodness
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...infield will remain intact and, with the exception of Briggs, will be together next year for the third season. There is small chance of any of these men losing their positions and a few good substitutes is all that is needed. Currier, Simons, McCall and Leonard have played together for two years and will doubtless continue in their same positions. Briggs has fitted in splendidly at first base. Other infield candidates are Pritchett '08, who has substituted for Leonard in several of the games this spring, Brown '10, Gardner '10 and Hall...
...will be the first time in many years that Harvard will begin the season with a string of good pitchers. Hartford, whose work this season has stamped him as one of the best college pitchers in the country, will be available again, and Slater, who was used in several of the mid-week games this year, will also be in College. Hicks, the Freshman pitcher, only needs experience to become a remarkable twirler and will be a valuable substitute. In addition, there are Bush '09, Lincoln '08, and Lanigan '10, all of whom will be tried...
There will be a fair amount of firstclass and good second string material available next fall. The centre position will be well cared for by Captain B. Parker '08, who has played in that position three years. He will have an able substitute in H. B. Barney '08, who played two years ago. Other candidates will be C. J. Nourse '09, M. Dore '09, D. Plumb '08, and G. Hadden '10. The loss of Kersberg at right guard will be seriously felt, but A. Brock '08, H. M. Gilmore '08, J. P. Alley '08, W. D. Philippbar...
There was only light work for the University nine in the afternoon. Hartford warmed up in good shape and is in fine condition for a hard game. Leonard appears to have entirely recovered from his recent injury...
...suggest sad thoughts so appropriately. The Hero is firmly seated. The color on the cever and as a background of many of the pictures is blue, probably as a contrast to the predominant Class Day red, and to the general hilarity of the reading matter. The illustrations are unusually good, carefully drawn, suggestive and appropriate. Some are purely humcrous, some satirical, as the "Suggestion for Gore Hall," "The Insignia Craze at Harvard," and "Why change your hatband every day?" The two last mentioned are especially appropriate as a protest against the growing love of wearing distinguishing insignia, a custom contrary...