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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...report of the treasurer of the Yale Athletic Association shows a balance of $327. 10 in the treasury...
This leaves a cash balance of $56.24 in the base-ball treasury after all bills are paid. There is due the association some $300 in unpaid subscriptions, and $15 from other sources, but I have taken no account of these in my report as my successor will have the trouble of collecting the money which is not yet paid...
...Boat Club meeting last night reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, Messrs. Baylies and Sexton. Mr. Sexton's report showed that the expenses of the past year amounted to $6,118.06, and the receipts $6,260.83, leaving a balance of $142.77. Old bills to the amount of $1500 had been paid off, and although the receipts of this year were smaller than usual, by strict economy the debt had been lowered to $1000.00. Mr. E. A. S. Clarke, '84, stated that as he intended leaving Cambridge to-day, he had resigned his position as captain...
Feeling that the college may be interested in Mr. Lowell's remarks on the sports at New York last spring, which we were compelled to omit from our report in yesterday's edition, we print them...
...annual meeting of the Base-Ball Association last evening the report of the manager of last year was presented, showing that a debt of $700 from the previous year had been liquidated, all expenses for the year cleaned and a surplus of some $50 left in the treasury. It was voted, upon the suggestion of Capt. LeMoyne, that here after the nine be selected by a committee consisting of the president, vice-president, manager and captain. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: T. J. Coolidge, '84, president; R. B. McCook,, '85, vice-president; B. B. Thayer...