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...candidates for the Columbia freshman crew have been reduced to eleven men, whose weight and usual order is as follows: Stroke, Nichols, 167; 7, Perine, 147; 6, Buckhout, 163; 5, Demarest, 164; 4, Meikleham, 163; 3, Pardow, 148; 2, Benkard, 148; bow, Douglas, 142. Subs., Holder, 148, Kraus, 142, and Hamilton, 147. Average weight...
Dickinson pitched a good, steady game throughout, though his throwing to bases was poor. He was finely supported by Corbett, whose throwing to second was surprisingly accurate. With Lowell's efficient aid he kept the Yale men down to one stolen base. In the field Quigley covered himself with glory by his quick stops and accurate throws to first. At the bat Lowell led with three hits and a sacrifice. Mackie, Frothingham and Quigley also did good work. The batting was intelligent, the men being willing and able to sacrifice at the right time. In this respect the game...
...against us at the Berkeley Oval on Saturday, we scored just as many points as Yale and Princeton put together. This is a victory of which Harvard may well be proud, and we wish to congratulate and to thank in the name of the college the men whose hard work and faithful training brought it about. They have earned the gratitude of the college, and may rest assured that they possess...
...cleverness in its treatment of those two antagonistic elements of Harvard life,- athletic enthusiasm and cultivated indifference. It is the author's excellent delineation of these two phases of college life,- as exemplified by Phil McClane, the stalwart' Varity football player, and Mr. Percival Perrion, the well-spring of whose life is "Culture and Discriminating Appreciativeness," which makes this story one of the best of the year...
...Treasure," by Kenneth Brown, partakes somewhat of the nature of the author's story in the last number of the Advocate, in its strangeness of conception. It has for its theme the description of the thoughts of an old man whose mind is morbid from much reflection upon a previously committed murder...