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Although only one game out of five was won on the lacrosse southern trip, the University team made a better showing than it has for several years. It defeated Annapolis, and lost to Johns Hopkins, Mt. Washington Club, Lehigh and Stevens Institute by very close score. The team scored a total number of 16 points to its opponents' 21, which compares very favorably with last year's total...
...first game of the trip was lost to Johnson Hopkins University, at Baltimore, on Saturday, April 18 by the score of 6 to 3; the second to the Mt. Washington Club at the Mt. Washington Club, Baltimore, last Tuesday, by the score of 5 to 2; and the third to Lehigh at South Bethlehem, Pa., on the next day, by the score of 3 to 2. The team played its first game with Annapolis, at Annapolis, on Thursday, and won by the decisive score of 7 to 1. The players were entertained over night by the members of the Annapolis...
...Tuesday afternoon, April 21, the Harvard team played the best game of the trip with the Mt. Washington Club. For the first time in years the Mt. Washington team had to exert its utmost strength to defeat the University. Mt. Washington scored first in the middle of the first half, but Cobb tied the score a few moments later. The opponents scored two more points towards the end of the half, which ended with the score of 3 to 1 in Mt. Washington's favor. In the second half, Harvard succeeded in keeping the ball in its opponents' territory...
...Wednesday morning. Lunch will be served on board and the party will be returned to Baltimore after the race. Several naval officers and guests of the club will be on boards and all graduates and undergraduates and their guests are invited to join the party. The cost of the trip, including lunch, will be $3 each. Those who wish to join the party should apply to Geo. W. Taylor, 701 Maryland Trust Building, Baltimore...
...Pierian Sodality will start tomorrow evening on the longest trip ever undertaken by that organization during the 100 years of its existence. An extensive program has been prepared, including four concerts, in Syracuse, Manlius, Oswego and Rochester, and several receptions, teas, and dances. About 50 men will be taken on the trip, with practically the same proportion of instruments as used in the spring concert, and they will return to Cambridge on Friday afternoon. The main purpose of the trip is to arouse interest among the graduates in these different cities in the musical activities at Harvard...