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...three veterans back who should make a good combination with the fast men of this year's Freshman team. The veterans who return are captain R. T. Twitchell '17, R. H. Davison '17, and K. E. Fuller '16. There are three other men who were retained on the squad throughout the season and who will be good material for the 1915 team. These men are W. E. Edgar '16, R. Bancroft '17, and R. S. Cook '17. Another promising additon to the squad will be W. W. Kent '16 who was unable to be out last year...
...Conference lasts throughout the remainder of June. Those who cannot attend it now should try at least to hear some of the lectures. For those so inclined there will be ample time left to cattend military camps...
...Spread will be held in Memorial Hall, as usual on the night before Class Day, June 21. There will be a program of 20 dances of 5 minutes each and only one encore of 3 minutes after each dance. Supper will be served throughout the evening from 9 to 12 o'clock...
...important; and the Bulletin's correspondent pertinently calls attention to the failure of the College to grow in national representation. The Harvard ideal,-as expressed by President Eliot in an address in the Union two years ago,-is that of a "National University." The activities of Harvard clubs throughout the country and of the sometime territorial clubs are directed to this end, but they have been singularly barren of results. More than half the undergraduates are from Massachusetts alone; and the representation from the West is not increasing. The Graduate Schools are national, but the College cannot with truth make...
...Craigies" won the championships of the Leiter cup baseball series by defeating the "Maidstones" by the score of 5 to 4 on Soldiers Field Saturday. The game was fast throughout, and was decided only in the ninth inning when the "Maidstones" made several errors allowing their opponents the winning run. The "Maidstones" got 7 hits while the "Craigies" made only 5. E. W. Freeman 3L. and E. A. Reese 2L. was the battery for the "Craigies"; and H. M. Wright '15 and R. H. Stiles '16 for the "Maidstones...