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Dates: during 1880-1889
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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON :-If more suggestions in regard to the torchlight procession are still in order, I should like to suggest that the committee on torches be also empowered to procure a hundred or more flambeaux. These would cost but a trifle more than torches, and, in the possession of those who should want them, would add greatly to the novelty and effect of the college procession...
...second half, like the first, started off well for Harvard, for Bemismade a neat throw to Wesselhoeft, who made a pretty run. Nothing material resulted from it. Pennsylvania played with confidence, placing most of the men on the rush line when Harvard had a down. their men broke through quickly and often disconcerted our halfbacks when trying to catch or kick the ball, In the second half the ball was gradually worked to the Harvard end of the field. Peabody tried to make a fair catch close to the goal post, but a Penn, man got the ball, touched behind...
...freshman meeting this afternoon promises to be well attended and well contested, and we hope the class will turn out in a body to witness the sports. Let every freshman do his best in his events. There are many vacancies on the Mott Haven team, which we should like to see filled with lower classmen. We therefore hope that this, the first athletic meeting of '88, will be successful...
...Amherst College, delivered an address before the students of the Union Theological Seminary last week Monday on "Physical Education." He spoke of the requirements of a gymnasium which should be well ventilated and well lighted, besides being well furnished, and advocates boxing with gloves and playing billiards, which like all other forms of exercise in a gymnasium should be done with moderation. Young men, he said, should not get over-winded, because the heart is a tender organ in young men as well as in young women. [Audible smiles.] Regularity was the chief requirement in physical training...
...easily tackled in a jersey than in the right sort of a canvass jacket ; and theoretically, no one but quarter-back and fullback, who need the utmost freedom in using their arms, and will not rush so much, have a right to wear jerseys. On the same principle, anything like loose or torn sleeves, a belt not covered by the jacket, or a jacket that does not fit in the next and meet at the lacing, should be avoided. We hope also that the management will give a good trial to the elastic jackets Yale wore last year : they ought...