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Litchfield was given a trial at third, in place of Stevenson, and, though his batting was very weak, he fielded his position well, making six assists, one putout, and no errors. Rand played his usual fast game in the field and did some pretty base-running. He stole second three times...
...Stoughton, last evening, the following officers were elected: D. Gordon '99, president; P. G. Carleton '99, secretary and treasurer; S. L. Fuller '98, W. L. Harrington '98 and M. Churchill 1900, executive committee. It was voted to offer the Harvard Andover prizes for excellence in English composition as usual...
Tomorrow night the four University musical organizations will give their only Cambridge concert of this year in Sanders Theatre. The musical clubs have not had as successful a year as usual, because they were again forbidden a Christmas trip, and because the fall concert had to be given up on account of mismanagement. Bearing this in mind, it is certainly to their credit that they have kept at their practice through the year and reached a fair degree of excellence, as is said, despite the lack of most of their usual incentives to improvement. And so, even though the clubs...
...Shooting Club's contest yesterday, with a score of 15. The other scores were: Paine 13, Bancroft 12, Mallinckrodt 11, Byrd 11, Stover 10; Dove 8, Hardy 8, Du Pont 7, Campbell 6, Lunt 5. Partly on account of the weather the shooting was better than usual and in the handicap match the following scores were made: Class A shooting at 30 birds, Class B at 33, Class C at 36 and Class D at 40. Harris (A) 27, Sanford (B) 27, Mallinckrodt (B) 26, Paine (A) 25, Bancroft (A) 25. Byrd (C) 23, Stover (B) 22, Dove...
Yesterday afternoon the nine devoted almost all their practice to batting. After the usual practice at the nets, the substitutes took the field and the regular nine practiced batting in their regular batting order. This was kept up for about twenty minutes when the substitutes went to the bat and the 'Varsity took their turn in the field. The practice was much better than heretofore, as every one seemed to put more dash and life into the work. This was due for the most part to the energetic coaching of Frank Hallowell '93 and Mr. Smith...