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...game was fast and clean, and Harvard won by excellent team-play and superior defense. Although no goal was made until after some minutes of play, the University team had from the start a distinct advantage. The first goal was scored by Townsend, after the puck had been carried the length of the rink by splendid team-work. Three minutes later, Marcus scored the only goal made by Yale in the first half. Wilder and Souther followed with two more goals, and the half ended with the score Harvard 3, Yale...
When the delegates inspected Franklin Field, on November 7, there was no 220-yard straightaway. Since then, however, two such courses have been installed. Both start outside of and pass through the archways of the grandstands, finishing within the field. The great objection is that only about 150 yards of the tracks can be seen from the stands...
...Samaritan Hospital will occupy a nearby position on Francis street, and the Infants' Hospital, in memory of Thomas Morgan Rotch '01, will be erected on part of the Medical School property. This latter hospital will be smaller than was at first planned, since it has been decided to start the work on the already existing gift...
...year, last Wednesday over the Travers Island course, only 12 points being scored by the Cornell team. The University team finished second with a score of 37 and the remaining four contestants were ranked as follows: Yale 46, Princeton 78, Pennsylvania 100, Columbia 112. Of the 39 men who started, 34 finished, but one of these, J. M. Frank of Princeton, who ended in the twenty-fifth place, was disqualified for failing to take the water jump. All of the Cornell men finished in the first twelve places, W. F. Schutt of Cornell, winning the individual championship. At the start...
...Dharmapala's object in coming to this country is to arouse an interest among educational philanthropists to start a non-sectarian educational movement in India for the purpose of giving the 50,000,000 children of the country a training in the manual arts. There is so much illiteracy among the working people that it is impossible to better their mental condition. Mr. Dharmapala therefore, desires to regenerate these people by educating the children in elementary science and by reviving the forgotten ancient arts. He has already sent many ploughs and other farming implements to start the proposed school...