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...association met yesterday afternoon at 2.30 p. m., and began with a paper on "the practicability of abridging the course preparatory for college," real by Mr. Frank A. Hill of the Cambridge High School...
...response to the call issued by Captain Kelton, the candidates for the University crew met last night in the trophy room of the gymnasium. Of last year's eight, Kelton, Vail, Rantoul, Newell, Powers, Cummings and Jones were present. Lynam was not at the meeting but will...
...captains of the class foot ball teams met last night and decided upon the following schedule for the class championship: '94 is to play '95 on Wednesday, October 28; '92 is to play '93 on Thursday, October 29; and the winners are to play each other on Wednesday, November 3, provided that this does not interfere with the Freshman - Exeter date. All doubtful men must be acted upon by a committee of Law School men which has not yet been decided upon. Captain Trafford is to say what men are needed for the 'varsity practice, and no such men will...
Another instance of this lack on the part of '95 of really enthusiastic interest in class athletics occurred last night when the captain of the 'varsity crew met the candidates for the freshman boat. Only sixty-three men appeared as candidates. Now in Ninety-three's freshman year over one hundred men presented themselves at this first meeting, and last year the number was largely in excess of the number which came out last night. The fact that the men who did come out seem to be a fairly promising lot does not alter the matter. Ninety-five must wake...
...Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association was formed in 1883, and delegates met at Hartford from Amherst, Brown, and Trinity colleges. When the constitution was formed, Yale was admitted, and invitations to join sent to Harvard and Williams. The first championship tournament was held Oct. 9, 1883, at Hartford. The winners were: In singles, H. A. Taylor, '86, Harvard; second place, L. Thorne, '85. S., Yale. In doubles, Taylor and Presbrey, of Harvard were winners, with Thorne and Knapp, Yale, second. In 1884, Princeton and Lehigh were admitted to the association. The winners in '84 were: Singles, W. P. Knapp, '86, Yale...