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Dean George Hodges of the Episcopal Theological School will deliver a short address at the regular meeting of the Christian Association in the parlor of Phillips Brooks House at 7 o'clock this evening. Plans for Bible study next year will be discussed. This meeting will include the fourth of this week's evangelical meetings...
...other two runs came in the sixth and seventh innings. Washburn singled with two out. Danahey followed with a hit to right, which Aronson failed to stop, the first runner going all the way home, and Danahey reaching second. In the seventh Palmer singled with one out. The next man hit a slow one to McCall, who fielded the ball to first; but Briggs dropped the throw, and then tried to catch Palmer off third. The throw was low, but Leonard saved another error by a good stop. The next man up made a clever sacrifice...
When Harvard defeated Dartmouth in the track meet last Saturday by only 19 points, while Yale showed unexpected strength in overwhelming Princeton, the daily press leaped into print with prophesies of an easy victory for Yale at the dual meet next Saturday. It was shown how, on paper, Yale already has possession of that nine-year...
...matter of fact no one will know who is to have the honor of claiming the coveted trophy until the last event has been run off next Saturday afternoon. Yale has shown unexpected strength, but it does not follow that the performance can be repeated. Harvard's team is in excellent condition, and not a man is going into the meet who is not determined to make the fight of his life. By accurate computation the result is bound to be close and the slightest mishap may swing the victory...
These prizes will be awarded for the first time in 1909, and candidates should submit their subjects early next fall to Professor Schofield, Chairman of the Department. May 1, 1909, is the last day to receive theses...