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Today the '98 eleven plays its first hard game of the season against the Lowell Athletic Association at Lowell. So far the Junior eleven has not showed up very well, chiefly on account of the lack of heavy men for the centre positions. The line has recently been strengthened by the addition of Holmes, who played tackle on the Freshman team that defeated Yale. It is still weak, however, and the men do not seem to be able to hold on kicks. The ends are rather slow and do not play hard enough. The tackles fail to make good holes...
Capt. Wrightington was unable to play owing to his bad knee; his place was taken by Cozzens who rushed well with the ball, and tackled finely...
This society is now in its sixtieth year. During its long career it has exerted a wide influence and done an abundance of useful work, and it is now well organized for its work of the present year. The members are thoroughly interested in the development and study of Natural History. Nearly all of the Museum staff are, or have been associated with the society. Many of its past members have become famous. Thus it may be seen that the Natural History society is one of considerable importance though little known to the students in general. We urge all interested...
...football season is now well under way and the team has been doing fairly good work. The tie game with Lafayette seemed to work up the team slightly, as has been shown by the later games with Lehigh. Indians and West Point. Alexander Moffat '84 has charge of the team and is being assisted by Lea '96 and Morse...
...Notman Photographic Co.'s New Studio at 1286 Massachusetts avenue, (over the gas office) is now open for business. This is one of the finest studios in the state and the exquisite specimens of the Photographer's Art which adorn the rooms are well worth a visit. The company will, every afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock, give a free exhibition of Stanley's X Ray machine. Visitors welcome...