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Four Weld and five Newell crews went out on the river Saturday in spite of very unfavorable conditions. Owing to the coldness and the high wing, the crews rowed for only a short time. The Newell Seniors, Juniors, First Sophomores and First Freshmen raced from the boathouse to the Stillman Infirmary and back. Going up-stream, the Seniors won by a quarter of a length; and on the return, the Freshman crew won by a few feet. In each race the last crew was less than a length behind the winner...
...first performance of the year's German play, Gustave von Moser's "Der Veilchenfresser," was given in Brattle Hall last night. Except for one or two slight hitches the performance went off very smoothly and showed the effect of much careful training and forethought. The introduction of more elaborate costumes and staging than have been used heretofore added greatly to the tone of the play, and the acting, particularly that of W. E. Sachs '04 as "Reinhard von Feldt," was better than is usually seen in performances of this character. The pronunciation, with the exception of several slight Americanisms...
...University baseball squad went out on the regular diamond yesterday, but the work was of short duration on account of the cold weather. The battery candidates had light practice while the rest of the squad was coached in fielding and base-running. Chesbro left on Friday to join the New York Americans, and the work yesterday was directed by Wendell...
...Jaggar sailed on May 13, 1902, on the U. S. S. "Dixie" for St. Pierre, Martinique. After examining Mt. Pelee for two days, he went to St. Vincent, where for three weeks he studied the devastation caused by the volcano Soufriere. He then returned to Mantinque, where he stayed for two weeks and a half, witnessing three eruptions including a great one of Mt. Pelee on July 9. Dr. Jaggar brought back with him a good collection of photographs of the destruction which...
Eleven crews went on the river Saturday, five from the Newell and six from the Weld. The Newell Freshmen were coached by Vail from a single; the Weld Freshmen were coached by Wray, for a time from the coxswain's seat and afterwards from a single. The first Weld Sophomores were coached by J. H. Perkins '98 from the "John Harvard; J. Lawrence '01 coached the Newell Seniors and J. F. Perkins 3L. the Newell Juniors, from the "Veritas," which has now been put in commission. The first Weld Sophomores, the first Newell Sophomores and the Newell Juniors rowed over...