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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...ticket will be sure of a seat for this is the exact seating capacity of the train. No smoking will be allowed on the four rear cars, and strict order will be maintained as on any regular passenger train. The train will leave at 9 o'clock from the side track at Front street by the Cambridge end of the Harvard Bridge, and will arrive in Springfield before noon. Manager White has been at no title inconvenience in arranging for this special train. It is distinctly an act of kindness on the part of the railroad company, for it puts...
...Field, between ninety-five and ninety-six, and the latter by their victory secure the class championship. The game was sharply contested throughout and proved to be fully as interesting and exciting as any of the preceding games of the class series. The elevens were very evenly matched, neither side having any decided advantage, and the tactics employed were comparatively the same, both teams depending upon their backs, rather then upon mass plays. Fumbling and offside play were the most apparent weaknesses, but these were counter-balanced by the noticeable improvement in defensive play. The unexpected strength of the sophomores...
...recognize the fact that they had come together to find their points of similarity and so to establish a feeling of brotherhood rather than to discuss their differences of opinion. How anyone could see there a Greek Archbishop, a Buddhist from China, and a Confucian from Japan sitting side by side with Episcopal and Roman Bishops, talking with them in a friendly and sympathetic way and even expressing the same sentiment-and then quarrel about trivial sectarian difference is hard to understand. Various minor congresses of different religions and sects were held in the first part of September...
...defensive work on both sides was excellent; but the condition of the field interfered very much in the aggressive playing. In the first half neither side scored, and the ball was kept well into the middle of the field. In the second half '95 reached the 5 yard line after several short gains, and a long run by Whittemore around the end, and Hitch made the touchdown. The seniors braced strongly and pushed the ball to the 15 yard line but lost it on downs. No further chance to score was given...
...University game in preference to the football contests; and vice vesa it is absurd to advise men to cling to their class feeling and neglect the University games. Even were it reasonable to do either one of these things we cannot from our position, side with one contest to the exclusion of the other. This combination of events on one day is unfortunate, but nothing can be done about it except to treat all of them as fairly as possible. It will be only just for as many men as possible to give at least part of the afternoon...