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...clock. The procession, which will be led by the undergraduates in the order of classes, will form in front of University Hall at 11.45 o'clock. Everyone must be in line and ready to march by 11.50. Following the undergraduates will be the Sons of Veterans, the Charles Beck Post, G. A. R., officers and graduates of the University including the veterans of the civil was and the speakers of the day. K. W. Snyder '14, and R. Morris '14, have been appointed marshal. The bell in Harvard Hall will ring at 11.45 o'clock, and those who wish...
Harvard will meet Yale in tennis at New Haven this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. This is the sixth and last match of the University schedule with the exception of a post-season match with Leland Stanford University of California, next Wednesday. Of the five matches played Harvard has won four very decisively by defeating Dartmouth 9-0, University of Pittsburg 6-0, Cornell 6-0, and Princeton 8-1. The team met defeat at the hands of the strong players of the Longwood Cricket Club, the score being...
...Memorial Day exercises on Saturday, May 30. As in former years there will be a parade of Harvard veterans, and also undergraduates, to Sanders Theatre where the exercises will begin at noon. The line will form in front of University Hall, and will be escorted by the Charles Beck Post, G. A. R. to Memorial Hall. After the singing of America, Colonel Charles Fessenden Morse '58, of Falmouth, will deliver a short address. Immediately after the exercises there will be a luncheon for the Harvard veterans...
...National Municipal League has established an annual prize of $250 to be awarded for the best essay on municipal government by a post-graduate student who is or has been registered within a year preceding the date of the competition in any college or university in the United States offering distinct and independent instruction in municipal government. This is the Hull Prize, founded by Hon. M. D. Hull '89, of Chicago, Professor W. D. Munro '01, has been appointed chairman of the committee, and all students interested in the contest should consult him for subjects and detailed information...
...first half, the ball was for the most part in Princeton's territory although occasional rushes by Boyle and Bird carried it towards Harvard's goal. Jennings had bad luck with a shot which hit the post. Francke's head stops were a big feature of Harvard's defense. Baker made the first goal after a pass from Weld. The second score came when, from a well placed corner shot by Weld, Francke headed the ball through...