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...Huntington '12, are good men. R. G. McKay '11, provided his standing in College is good, will be one tackle. The other tackle position may be filled by H. K. Bush '11, S. M. Felton '13, A. M. Goodale '13, or E. S. Blodgett '12, although none of them has shown exceptional ability. Captain Withington and R. T. Fisher '12 will again be at the two guard positions. J. G. B. Perkins '11 or P. D. Smith '11 will undoubtedly succeed Withington at centre...
...number of men eating at the Union restaurant was about the same as last year, but less than the year before, owing to the fact that none of the athletic training tables was held there. The library, which has an independent income of about $900, has been materially increased. About 600 new books were catalogued, of which over one-third were donated. The proportion of donations was very large owing to the gift by Major Higginson of 101 volumes. The total number of books in the library at present...
...member of the University who joins the Union after June 1, as an active, non-resident, or associate member may have his membership continued until October 31, 1911, and he may enjoy all the privileges of the Union without the payment of an additional sum. None of these membership fees, however, may be charged upon the term bill...
...batting neither team showed up strongly. With the first two innings favorable to Harvard and Yale superior in the seventh, each team obtained four hits, none of which counted for more than a single base. In the field Yale was the more brilliant with McIntyre's phenomenal catch and a double play in the sixth. The feature of Harvard's fielding was the accuracy and speed of Young's throwing, which allowed Yale but one stolen base...
...member of the University who joins the Union now as an active, non-resident or associate member, may have his membership continued until October 31, 1911, and he may enjoy all the privileges of the Union without the payment of an additional sum. None of these membership fees, however, may be charged upon the term bill...