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Three boats have entered for the Weld four-oared race, to be held tomorrow afternoon on the Charles River Basin at three o'clock sharp. The course will be a mile straight-away with the tide, the start being just above Harvard Bridge opposite the break, and the finish off the Union Boat House...
...line-up. Both teams spent much of the time improving the interference for the backs and getting down the field on kick-offs. In running through the signals, the men were slow, and time after time lost the ball on fumbles. Besides this weakness, the old tendency to start before the ball was put in play was very apparent. Towards the end of the practice, however, the work of the eleven improved greatly and there was far less hesitancy about the signals...
HARE AND HOUNDS.- The second run will be held this afternoon. The hares will start from the Gymnasium steps at 4 o'clock sharp. The run will be in charge of A. N. Rice 1900 and A. W. Robinson 1901. H. B. Clark 1901 and O. W. Richardson '99 will be the hares, and D. Grant M. S. will be master of hounds...
...game between the Freshmen and the Groton School eleven yesterday afternoon resulted in a tie, neither side scoring. Though heavier than their opponents the Freshmen were outplayed both in quickness and the general knowledge of the game. From the start they seemed unable to accept their chances and though five times on Groton's five yard line, were unable to score. This inability to score when the opportunity presented itself was chiefly due to fumbling caused partly by the wretched condition of the field. Had the Freshmen played in the first half as hard and fast a game as they...
...first hare and hound run in which about twenty-five men took part, was held yesterday afternoon. Owing to a delay in getting the paper for the trail the men did not start until 4.35 o'clock...