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...addition to the columns containing the athletic results, a column is added for the results in debating.) Calendar Year. Track Athletics. Baseball. Rowing. Football. Debate. Academic Year. Preliminary Candidates (H. C.) Final Candidates (H. C.) Freshman Class (H. C.) First-Year Class (L. S. S.) Yale College Freshman Class. Sheffield S. S. Freshman Class...
...Yale-Princeton Athletic Results and Size of Entering Classes, 1891-1900. Calendar Year. Baseball. Football. Academic Year. Yale College Freshman Class. Sheffield S. S. Freshman Class. Princeton Academic Freshman Class. Princeton Scientific Freshman Class...
...table permit a comparison between the entering classes at Harvard and those at Yale. In 1893 defeats and victories were even, and in the following academic year Harvard College lost twenty-six Freshmen and Yale college gained sixteen; the Lawrence Scientific School gained forty-six Freshmen and the Sheffield Scientific School gained twenty-two. After the next year, 1894, when Yale was uniformly victorious, the freshman class at Yale College gained nothing, while at Harvard College that class gained sixty-three; the Lawrence Scientific School gained fifteen, and the Sheffield Scientific School, with increased requirements for admission, lost one hundred...
...this table, however, the fluctuations in the size of the freshman classes correspond rather better with the fluctuations of victory and defeat than they do in the Harvard-Yale table. The figures for the scientific schools of Yale and Princeton cannot well be compared, because in 1894 the Sheffield Scientific School lost numbers temporarily on account of a distinct increase in its requirements for admission; and during the next three years the Princeton school of science had a similar experience...
...lecture will be given on Monday evening in the Fogg Lecture Room, under the auspices of the Mining Club, by Mr. John H. Hammond, a mining engineer. Mr. Hammond is a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific School, and of the Mining School at Freiburg, Germany. He has been identified for many years with the development of the Rand gold district of the Transvaal, having acted as consulting engineer for the large English mining companies in that region. He was also a member of the famous "Reform Committee," which was tried after the Jameson raid. He will tell about the South...