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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Eleven men were dropped from the Freshman baseball squad yesterday. The candidates now number about thirty-five. The work has been very good, on the whole, during the past week. The present coach, W. L. Garrison, Jr., L. S., leaves the team this week and as yet no one to take his place has been appointed...
...records as a whole this year have risen about two hundred points above last year's records and in this way seventy-two men whose strength tests are high enough to get on last year's list are unable to make this year's list...
Last Saturday the Cercle Francais gave a dress rehearsal of its annual theatricals at Brattle Hall. The play produced this year is Moliere's "Bourgeois Gentilhomme." The rehearsal went off very well as a whole, though at times it dragged a little owing to the necessity of interruptions for coaching. The players have been considerably retarded in their preparation by the illness of Professor de Sumichrast, so that they were not quite as well prepared as usual, but after an extra rehearsal that took place Sunday morning, the production bids fair to go off very smoothly at the first production...
...acting on the whole was very good, though rather irregular, but considering that the Cercle has lost the services of three of last year's principal characters, Knoblauch, Schurz and Pitts, it was very satisfactory. The play chosen, however, is apt to lag a little in places, though some of the situations are extremely good...
Every man to take part in the dress rehearsal of the French play be at Brattle Hall at 6.30 p. m. sharp and enter by side door on the right. W. H. Rand, C. L. Smith and the whole cast be at Notman, the photographer's, at 12 noon...