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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...playing of the nine on Saturday is commented upon severely throughout the college...
...pitching of Boyden throughout the game was commendable. Fourteen men were struck out and not one given his base on balls, while but five hits are credited to the Cochituates. Mumford on second did good work in the field and batted well. Piper struck hard but had hard luck in flying out. It was unfortunate that no opportunity to do some fielding work was not given him. For the Cochituates the honors were carried off by Bond, who proved himself a model out-fielder. Collins caught a muffed ball before it touched the ground and won applause. Mr. Eagan...
William C. Dole, known to Yale men throughout the country as "Prof.," died yesterday, aged 65. He had been an athlete and trainer for nearly 40 years, the last fifteen of which had been spent at New Haven, during which time he had trained many of Yale's noted athletes and cared for many of her class and university crews. Three of his sons are professional trainers, located at the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University and St. Paul's school, Concord...
...large collection of specimens of Massachusetts Birds, particularly the Summer visitors, has been placed at the disposal of the Natural History Society to illustrate Mr. William Brewster's talk to night. Mr. Brewster will give particular attention to the birds that are with us throughout the year and to our summer visitors, and will accompany his talk with some directions for the collecting of birds and eggs. Owing to the considerable number of Amateur ornithologists in college active in collecting, the talk comes very opportunately with the pleasant weather for outdoor work...
...photography of stellar spectra undertaken by him is now, through the liberality of Mrs. Draper, being prosecuted on a scale appropriate to the advance in this department of science, and forms an important extension of the work of the Observatory. The meridian photometer has been kept in active service throughout the year, and leaves little to be desired as a means of measuring the brightness of stars down to the ninth magnitude. The rapidity of the observations with this instrument is such that as many as 179 stars have been measured by a single observer in one evening. Various tests...