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...RUNNING HIGH JUMP...
Entries to the Freshman Meeting. 100 yards dash - Dickerman, Myer, Payson, Wolf, McLeod, Lockwood, Brown, Darling, Mason, Andrews, Lynch. Broad jump - Wolf. Mile walk - Grover, Paine. Putting shot - Faulkner, Dickerman, Garrison. 220 yards - Lockwood, Myer, Brown. 120 yards hurdle race - Lynch, Poor, Crane. Mile run - Gorham, McNichol. High jump - Alexander, Dickerman. 1-2 mile run - Endicott, Strout. Pole vault - J. Crane, Jr., W. S. Crane. 1-4 mile run - Sturgis, Hunnewell. The order of events will be published in tomorrow's issue...
...last year, and the strenuous efforts to better the facilities of the gymnasium, are some of the more important works of the last committee. However futile the latter may be for the present, there is plenty of work for the committee, both in this direction and keeping up the high standard of the former. Visiting teams who have played against other colleges this fall speak very favorably of the gentlemanly game of Harvard, an immediate effect we think, of the restrictions of the committee...
...fancied a trifle lighter than usual, but not much; the rush-line was heavy enough to carry Stevens before it with every effort. The team play is superb, the blocking and passing excellent, though the catching strangely uncertain; the running is fair; the tackling is too high and consequently appears weak. On the whole Yale will have to do better than yesterday to beat Princeton, but no doubt will improve vastly with the coming month's play...
...term's standing have ceased to regard classless refugees of no standing whatever, as the legitimate victims of their varied and erratic humours. The wingless elements no longer look upon the winged with irreverence, prejudice and hatred, but rather behold in their lofty flight the prospects of their own high, glorious career. In short, "comme il faut." The sooner will all fly when those who can become an inspiration, not an aversion to those who cannot...