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Yesterday afternoon the Freshmen easily defeated the Sophomores in the first game of the class series by the score of seventeen to two. The Freshmen outplayed their rivals at all points of the game, and the result was not in doubt for a moment after the second inning. The greater part of the work for Ninety-nine was done by the battery, as Mains pitched in splendid form, striking out fifteen men and holding the Sophomores down to six hits, two of which were scratches. Davis caught a good game, with the exception of one missed third strike...
...America to meet at his home for conference and Bible study under the direction of the College Department of the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association. For many years Harvard has been represented at these conferences by too small a number of men. Last summer, however, seventeen men from the college and the graduate schools represented Harvard. It is sincerely believed that these seventeen men have succeeded in instilling some of the Northfield spirit into the religious life of the University during the past winter...
...Freshmen made seventeen hits off Delano. The batting of Sherwin and Davis for the Freshmen was very good, but the latter's throwing to second was not nearly up to his usual standard. The fielding of the Freshman Nine was at times extremely ragged and not so good as they have been doing during the past week. After the third inning the result of the game was practically decided. The score by innings...
...meeting last night of candidates for the CRIMSON from the freshman class seventeen men presented themselves They are: H. P. Bale, Paul Bancroft, H. L. Blackwell, T. H. Blatchford, A. E. Branch, J. P. Cotton, R. H. Cox, T. H. Endicott, J. W. Farley, C. A. Hamilton, E. Lissner, H. P. Macomber, Albert Meblinger, William C. Quinby, J. E. Rousmaniere, John Ware, Harold Williams...
Aristotle, said Professor Goodwin, was born at Stageira, in the year 384 B. C. At the age of seventeen he inherited a fortune on the death of his father and went to Athens hoping to find Plato there. Since Plato was away, he waited for his return, and about 360 became a student at the Academy where he remained until Plato's death. He then went to Asia Minor and spent three years at Hermeas whence he was summoned to Macedon to tutor Alexander the Great...