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...account of the costly prizes offered and the small limit in the handicap races, the champions of the different eastern athletic clubs will compete, but the Harvard athletes should make special efforts to carry off the majority of the prizes. The Harvard officers of the meeting are L. G. Lathrop, timekeeper; J. H. Hunt '92, inspector; R. B. Beals '94, assistant clerk of course...
...which a great many Harvard men take a practical interest. In his concluding remarks, Mr. Ford says: "Do not exert yourself in practice but leave the effort for the competition. In this way, you give the muscles the necessary work without tiring them," - a piece of advice which Mr. Lathrop always gives the men under his charge...
...Lathrop evidently has a great many promising men training with the Mott Haven squad this year. The number of Harvard men entered for the B. A. A. games next week is larger than ever before. Last year the H. A. A. sent three times as many men to these games as any other athletic association, and Harvard athletes carried off nearly all the important prizes. With even a greater number of entries this year the crimson certainly ought to repeat the excellent work of last year. It is a subject of congratulation that so many men are training...
Members of English A who wish to change their third hour section may send to Mr. Lathrop, before Feb. 10, a written application stating the hour at which they have come, and the hour at which they wish to come. There are sections Wednesday at 10, 11, and 12, and Thursday...
...leaves at 9.57 p. m. The round trip fare will cost about two dollars. The officers of the W. A. C. have promised to arrange the games so that the Harvard contestants can get through in time to return by this late train. The entries close tomorrow and Mr. Lathrop desires the men, who expect to compete and have not yet entered, to fill out their blanks today...