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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Gardiner H. Scudder, of the class of 1892, died at his home in Cambridge on Dec. 26, 1896. His death was caused by the heat of last August. After graduation in 1892, Scudder entered the Medical School. The high rank which he took there led to his appointment in due time as medical interne at the Massachusetts General Hospital...
...record is broken, a special 40 yds. dash, scratch, for novices, and the following handicap events: 40 yds. dash, 9 ft. limit; 600 yds. run, 30 yds. limit; 1000 yds. run, 50 yds limit: 1 mile run, 70 yds. limit; 45 yds. hurdles, 3 flights, 3 ft. 6 in. high, 9 ft. limit; running high jump, 6 in. limit; putting 16 lb. shot, 7 ft. limit. Harvard entries to the games may be made at the Gymnasium...
...shot records, C. P. Curtis '83, who rowed on two winning crews, R. S. Hale '91, the walker, H. M. Wheelwright '94, captain of the '94 team, S. G. Wells '86, who won the quarter mile at Mott Haven for three years, Walter Loren '83, holder of the standing high jump record of the world and a regular winner of two events at Mott Haven, W. H. Goodwin '84, whose record in the half mile is 1.56 7-8, and George B. Morison '84, graduate member of the Athletic Committee...
There will be a meeting at 8 p. m. tonight in the English High School hall, to adopt some remedy for the existing state of athletics in the Cambridge Latin and High Schools. To have the meeting a success it is imperative that every graduate of the schools now in the University should attend...
...sudden dangers; leaders might be changed to suit emergencies; (b) leaders could provide a voice in laws passed for the occasion; (c) Congress and the President would work in harmony, as both would be responsible for the result; (2) it would give us better and more men in high office, as (a) the premier would be chosen for his past record; (b) ministers would be chosen as leaders of the House; (c) leaders of the opposition would have to debate in order to become candidates; (d) the President's power depends upon his ability; (e) it would open a career...