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Today ninety seven is called upon to do her second important duty toward the athletic interests of the college. Captain Davis, of the University crew, will meet all candidates for the freshman eight, and upon the number and quality of the men who respond to his call the success of Harvard upon the water in this and subsequent years is largely dependent. Freshmen must recognize the situation in which the university is placed at the present time. For two years both our 'varsity and freshman crews have been unsuccessful, and the mettle, perseverance and arduous labor of every loyal Harvard...
Games will be arranged with most of the New England colleges and with other Yale teams. The success of last year's Law School base ball nine has placed athletics on firm basis in that department of the university...
...Caswell. The president then appointed the following committee to make arrangements for the Junior Dinner: C. H. Mills, chairman, W. K. Brice, H. R. Talbot, J. K. Whitte-more, C. M. Flandrau. This committee is to appoint three of its members to look into the causes of success or failure in former class dinners...
...first and last time that the freshmen will meet in competition that is not open to the other classes. This meeting is strictly for their benefit and is planned to bring out the best material; the class should of course aim to make the meeting as much of a success as possible. This involves the enlistment of every athlete in the class who is at all proficient in any of the contests on the programme. The discovery of new material for the Mott Haven team depends very largely on these games and success in them may repeat itself in intercollgiate...
...order to compete. First, join the association, and second, get examined. These remarks are as applicable to upper classmen as to freshmen, and since the date of the Fall Games has been announced, I hope that many more men will turn out and make this handicap meeting a success...