Fact and Rumor

Mr. Egan will probably umpire today's game.

The Freshman play the Yale Freshmen to-day in New Haven.

The second 'Varsity crew is now rowing in great form.

About twelve hundred reserved seats have been sold for to-morrow's game.

Frank Campbell of the nine was once a member of the Boston Latin School.

The make-up examinations in History 11, will be on Monday afternoon, June 13.

The annual ball game between Andover and Exeter takes place next Saturday at Exeter.

The appointments for the commencement exercises of the senior class at Yale are announced.

The Hasty Pudding Club spring theatricals will be under the charge of Benjamin Carpenter.

The battery for Harvard in to-day's game will be Bingham and Henshaw; Campbell will play at third.

The annual election of officers of the Princeton College Athletic Association took place yesterday.

The Glee Club gave a very enjoyable concert in the yard Monday evening. Their efforts were appreciated by a large audience.

Those who wish admission tickets for the game to-day, will avoid inconvenience by purchasing them at Leavitt and Peirce's this morning.

Invitations for Class Day are now in order.

The University of Pennsylvania nine will play its last game to-day.

The seniors and freshman were photographed yesterday back of Memorial.

Williams plays Dartmouth at Hanover to-day. An exciting game is expected to settle the much disputed question of supremacy.

The Cambridge Chronicle is making an effective crusade against the liquor dealers of Cambridge who do not live up to the new prohibition law.

Four enterprising freshmen have purchased a barge and are practising daily on the river. There is some talk of entering them in the intercollegiate regatta at Lake Quinsigamond.

Richardson and Nichols make one of the strongest amateur batteries in the country. Few are aware of the latter's abilities as a pitcher. He is puzzling and speedy, with excellent curves. - Herald.

In the freshman game to-day at Yale the men will play in the following positions: Sabine p.; Young c.; Vila 1b.; Slade 2b.; Bates 3b.; McLeod s.s.; Codman l.f.; Piper c.f.; Jones r.f. Substitutes, Butterworth, Kielty and Wardner.

The light air striking bags which have been tested and perfected by Prof. I. F. Small at the Association gymnasium are now in use in several gymnasiums around Boston. Prof. Sargent of Harvard has lately introduced them into some new schools for physical culture which he has fitted up.

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