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Last Wednesday at Princeton the freshman elevens of Yale and Princeton met, and the latter won, 14 to 4. Princeton had a great advantage over Yale in the punting of Wheeler, the 'varsity back, and Hillebrand, Edwards, Poe and Booth of the 'varsity squad also played for Princeton. Sutphin and Durston of the Yale 'varsity played for Yale...
...decided defeat of the eleven by Princeton on Saturday. While there is the deepest regret, that the best efforts of Yale's representatives were not sufficient to bring her victory, there is at the same time a most general feeling, among graduates and undergraduates alike, that the game was won by the all around superiority of Yale's opponents. Princeton is to be congratulated for the magnificent team she placed in the field this year...
...went over the course in 1h. 29m. The hounds lost the trail in Brookline and came directly home from Corey Hill, thus running about three miles less than the hares. As it was, the did not come in until half an hour later and the run was therefore won by the hares. The hounds came in as follows: H. W. Foote '97, A. Blakemore '97, W. C. Burton '99, A. B. Ruhl '99, F. B. Dutton '97, H. A. Wadleigh...
Princeton won its annual game with Yale at New York last Saturday by the decisive score...
...Junior Championship is for teams of three men who have never received prizes. Harvard entered a team for the first time last year and won the championship. The men were A. F. Riggs '98, J. E. Hoffman '96 and J. P. Parker '96. The contests were held at the New York Fencers' Club and the clubs represented besides Harvard's were the Fencers' Club, the New York Turn Verein and the Columbia and Yale Clubs. None of last year's Harvard team are eligible this year...