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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...downs. It went rapidly back to Bowdoin's end, and Sherwin made the last 20 yards necessary to secure a touch-down; goal. Score, 20-0. Heard was hurt immediately after the ball was put in play and Blanchard took his place. The ball came to Harvard for off-side play. Davis gained 10 yards, and Lee ran around the end for a touch-down; no goal. Score, 24-0. Horne had cut his face in the last scrimmage and his place was now taken by Downs. Bowdoin tried kicking the ball, and a minute later Lee had scored another...
...list of speakers will be published as soon as definitely settled. Some of the evenings will be reserved for short entertainments in which it is hoped the members will take an active part. It is the desire of the executive committee to emphasize a little more the social side of the Conference than has hitherto been the case, without in the least entrenching upon the domain of the serious addresses...
Cambridge once more made its V and Stark rushed well. Long rushes by Whitman and Broughton followed, and after each side had been allowed five yards Stevenson rushed. He passed the ball to Broughton who carried it over and Duffield kicked his fourth successive goal. Score...
...piece de resistance an article by Rev. William Lawrence on "A Point in Financial Education." The writer argues very plausibly from a standpoint rarely taken in discussions on college expenses. He asserts that, acting on the principle of freedom which is rapidly gaining ground in the academic side of the university, a father who can afford to grant his son a large income should do so. The latter may thus learn, when young, how to take care of his money and satisfy tastes which may be a help and pleasure in time of future trouble and business cares...
...hall runs through the rear part of the building and opens near Jarvis. On one side of this is a large and well fitted wash room with a shower bath beyond. This room is far better than anything of the kind in the Gymnasium. Opposite this are two "Fives Courts" for hand ball. They are of a good size and extend to the top of the building, thus giving the advantage of a sky light. The floors are of cement and slope down, making the play lively. These courts are a great addition and have but one fault, which, however...