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There can be no doubt that a college reading room would be a considerable convenience to a large number of men, and its absence would be felt by many. Last year it was found impossible to start a room on a satisfactory basis without making an active canvass of the college for subscribers. The directors this year hoped that such would not be the case. It is true that about fifty names have been secured thus far-enough to justify the directors in starting the room on a limited scale, but not enough to ensure a thoroughly large and successful...
There will be a hare and hounds slow run this afternoon, at 3.15; Brandt, '85, master of hounds and S. Coolidge and W. Fish, '86, hares. The hares will start promptly 7 minutes before that time, and all who intend to run must be in front of Matthews at 3.15, P. M., sharp. An entry book will be at Bartlett...
There will be a meet of the club at Walnut Hill on Thursday, for glass ball and clay bird practice. The party will start from 12 Hilton at 1.35 P. M. All who can go are requested to hand in their names at the above address between 4 and 5.30 P. M. on Wednesday, and it is hoped that if the weather is good there will be a full attendance. Four matches will be shot, two at balls and two at clay birds. If the meet is postponed by bad weather, due notice will be given on the University Hall...
...back and the dogged resistance of our eleven. Moreover the kicking won. Every time Moffat got within thirty yards of our poles his unerring kick sent the ball squarely over the bar, leaving no room for doubt either respecting the goal or the fairness of the kick. Our men start doff with a heavy rushing game and for a time steadily approached Princeton's goal, but the advantage only lasted while we held the ball ; when once Princeton secured it the lighting was changed to our territory forthwith. Moffat's first goal from the field was the turning point, being...
...hare and hounds run will start from in front of University this morning at 10.30. The hares are W. D. Smith, '84, and R. Robbins, '87. The course chosen is over good roads with but few hills. The finish will be at the Brighton Bridge. Mr. A. M. Hawkins, '84, will act as time-keeper...