Word: yesterday
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...matches played in the interclass tennis tournament yesterday resulted as follows...
Another change was made in the order of the University crew yesterday, when Severance, who has been rowing at 7 during the whole season, was displaced by Amberg. Amberg rowed at 5 for some time, while Richardson was out of the boat on account of troub'e with his knee, and at that time showed up so well that Coach Wray decided to retain him for the University crew. Severance was moved to number 3 and Lunt and Faulkner, who have both been tried at that position during the week, were moved to the second crew. Another important change occurred...
...Freshman track team won the meet yesterday afternoon against the combination of Boston preparatory schools, by the score of 89 points to 28. The weather conditions were on the whole fairly good. It was decided to count the points in the two-mile and the hammer-throw in the scoring, although the former is not a schoolboy event, and in the latter no entries from the schools were made. Brookline High School was unable to enter any men at the last moment, and so the number of schoolboy competitors was considerably smaller than expected...
...University baseball team shut out Amherst yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field by the score of 2 to 0. With the exception of Brennan's excellent pitching, there was little cause for encouragement in Harvard's game. The hitting, off a second rate pitcher, who lacked both speed and curves, was very weak, and with men on the bases was even worse. Three errors were made, none of which fortunately proved costly, but on the bases everything seemed to go wrong...
...following ten men were retained yesterday for the final trials for the Boylston Prizes in Rhetoric and Oratory, which will be held next Thursday: J. Adams, Jr., '08, M. Allen '08, E. R. Brumley '07, A. R. Ellis '07, G. J. Hirsch '07, H. Hurwitz '08, G. I. Lewis '08, P. W. Saxton '08, I. L. Sharfman '07, and E. F. Tyson...