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Professor E. H. Hall of the department of Physics was taken seriously ill with acute intestinal trouble at his home on Langdon street yesterday afternoon. He was removed to the Stillman Infirmary where he was operated upon by Dr. M. H. Richardson '73, of Boston. When the CRIMSON went to press this morning, Professor Hall was resting as comfortably as could be expected, having stood the operation well...
...game with the University of Vermont which went 11 innings yesterday afternoon, the varsity base-ball team gave evidence of the fact that it can play good ball when the occasion requires. Not an error was made by the University team, and several stellar fielding performances were features of the game...
When the CRIMSON went to press this morning, the returns in the Massachusetts primary elections were as follows: Taft men admitted that Roosevelt has secured the eight delegates at large. Boston voted for Taft with a majority of about 600. Roosevelt had secured a majority in the preferential balloting. Full returns could not be secured for several hours...
...second University crew, which went to Annapolis on Thursday, will race the second crew of the United States Naval Academy over a 2-mile course on the Severn this afternoon at 2 o'clock, weather permitting. R. F. Herrick '90 will act as referee...
Although conditions have been rather unfavorable for rowing at Annapolis, the University second crew had both morning and afternoon practice yesterday, padding for some distance, and also trying racing starts. The crew is using a shell loaned by the Naval Academy, which Coach Stevenson went to Annapolis to rig. The men rowed well in it yesterday. The work of the second crew has been very satisfactory this spring, and the men have recently had an opportunity to try themselves out at a high stroke. Eager has a good rythm and is capable of driving the crew hard in a race...