Word: rest
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...seven innings, allowing six well scattered hits. Another change was the playing of Eliason, the manager of the team, in left field in place of Oglesby. He had no chances in the field and did nothing at the bat. Sharpe and Hirsh made three hits apiece, but the rest of the team was not satisfactory at the bat. This seems to be the weak point of the team, and for the past week the work has been almost entirely practice in this department...
...schedule of Pierian Sodality concerts as arranged for the rest of the year is a follows: Chelsea, April 30; Dorchester, May 18; Sanders Theatre, May 21; Sanders Theatre, June 21. Mr. Strube, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is coaching the orchestra at present. The club is now in prosperous condition, a fact ascribed in no small degree to the more liberal policy of giving a number to outside concerts...
...from the start, the boats came so near together that bow's car in the Weld boat struck the oar of stroke in the Newell. The foul did not hinder either boat materially however, and at the bridge the Newell led by one eighth of a length. For the rest of the race the Newell gained steadily and finished ahead by half a length of open water. The time, 9m. 57s., was the best made in the afternoon...
...Their first public appearance was at the class dinner. J. R. Howard, Jr., is temporary leader of the club, but this week permanent officers will be elected. From now on the club will sing once or twice a week, and the following men will probably be retained for the rest of the season...
Most of the men in College are apt to leave Cambridge on Saturday. If the Library were open Sunday evening instead of Sunday afternoon, they would be able to spend Saturday evening and all day Sunday at home and return for an evenings' work after a good rest. Under the present scheme, if one intends to accomplish work in the Library, he might as well not leave Cambridge at all. This is the case at any rate with the man who lives any great distance out of town. Personally, I have been very much exasperated very often by the present...