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...second and third places to 5, 2 and 1, This is done that the count may be the same as that used by the colleges. Another important rule is that neither school shall employ a professional trainer for any of the games. The rule that will meet with the heartiest approval is that the entire schools will hereafter be allowed to attend the tennis and athletic tournaments as they have the baseball and football games...
...heartiest words of commendation are to be given Ninety-six for the admirable answer last night to Captain Vail's call. The class has shown itself thoroughly interested in the crew and if this good beginning is kept up the prospects for next spring will be very promising. It is safe to say that no freshman class has yet turned out ninety-six men and Ninety-six is to be congratulated upon its zeal. Nevertheless it must not be forgotten that numbers alone do not win a class race. Hard work on the part of the candidates and the earnest...
...Association deserves the heartiest support of the college for the consistent and devoted work of its active members, and it is to be hoped that a far larger attendance next year will show this appreciation...
...what is probably one of the best nines Harvard ever put in the field should not affect the result of our season. The interest in baseball is not declining at Cambridge and during the remainder of its season the team will find the college ready to give it the heartiest support. The management will leave nothing undone to make the remaining games of the highest interest...
...factor in winning renown next week Saturday. At the intercollegiate games, however, there are bound to be many circumstances which will work to the disadvantage of the team. The competition of many different sets of men will prove one of these disadvantages; strange grounds and a lack of the heartiest support may prove equally detrimental. It is in the power of the college to change this last circumstance. There is no earthly reason why a very large number of Harvard men should not accompany the team and make their presence known by their vigorous cheering. No important games have been...