HARVARD  COLLEGE. 


Class  of  1890, 


SECRETARTS  REPORT.     No.  i. 


HARVARD  COLLEGE. 


Class  of  i 


SECRETARTS   REPORT.     No.  /. 


(?5anibntig:p.  iltass.: 

W.    IJ.    Wheeler,    Printer, 
1S91. 


CI.AS.S  COMMllTKE. 


KoliKIM'   KAMKS   FAL  LlvNKIi. 
LOI  IS   WAKRKN    rri.SIFKK. 
I  r<:KNK  AI5KAHAM   1)AI{L1N(;. 


Cl'iss  Secretnrif. 
.lOSKI'II   WHKELOCK   LIND. 


PREFACE. 


To  THE  Class  of  Ninety  : 

The  Class  Secretary  submits  herewith  the  first  class  report  con- 
taining the  usual  statistics  of  the  class,  some  records  of  the  college 
course,  and  such  information  as  could  be  gathered  in  regard  to 
the  present  whereabouts  of  temporary  members  and  special  stu- 
dents, together  with  a  list  of  post  office  addresses. 

It  has  l)ecome  verj'  important  to  keep  a  correct  list  of  the  ad- 
dresses of  the  alumni  of  the  college  as  the  Secretary  of  the  uni- 
versity issues  annually,  for  university  puri)Oses,  a  list  of  the 
addresses  of  all  living  alumni,  which  is  compiled  from  the  lists  of 
the  class  secretaries.  The  secretary  will  be  under  great  obliga- 
tions to  any  one  who  will  send  him  an}-  corrections  or  additions 
to  the  list  here  published,  and  I'equests  an  immediate  notice  of 
any  changes  in  the  permanent  addresses  of  the  members  of  the 
class. 

It  will  be  seen  from  the  large  list  of  "  unheard  from  "  in  the 
statistics  in  this  report,  that  many  members  of  the  class  have 
failed  to  make  out  and  return  their  class  lives.  It  is  important  to 
complete  the  series  as  nearly  as  possible,  as  it  is  customary  when 
com[)lete  to  bind  it  and  place  it  in  the  college  library. 

The  attention  of  the  class  is  called  to  the  statement  of  the  trea- 
surer, and  the  thanks  of  the  class  are  due  to  the  class  day  com- 
mittee who,  it  will  be  seen,  turned  over  to  the  class  treasurer  a 
larger  sum  tlian  has  ever  been,  turned  over  before  from  the  pio- 
ceeds  of  the  class  day  tickets.  The  payment  yet  due  on  the  first 
instalment  amounts  to  a  considerable  sum,  and  the  second  instal- 
ment is  due  before  commencement.  The  income  from  the  fund  in 
the  lirst  years  is  insufficient  lo  meet  the  expenses,  and  if  the 
members  ol"  the  class  will  be  prompt  about  n)ceting  the  instalments 
a  smaller  proportion  of  the  principal  will  have  to  I)e  spent. 


The  rlj4hii  rrndlr  will  he  given  to  tlit-  firht  child  U»iii  i«>  n  ijradu- 
ntc  of  tin-  rinhs  innrryiiig  nfler  ^ra<liintion.  The  «-Ia.H^h  srcn-t.iry 
hIioiiM  Ih-  niilillfd  nt  oiu-e  of  aiiy  claiinn  for  thin  honor. 

The  ^•la^H  will  meet  on  Coinnicncemcnt  Day,  181M,  at  honie 
room  in  the  ynni  to  Ih>  announced  latrr.  Noticx*k  will  lie  |>ubli^hlHl 
n  the  lki»ton  |>n|M*rH  and  the  ^Veir   York  Tim^s. 

The  iiirniherH  of  tiie  elaH»  in  ('amhri<l^c  an«l  vii-jnity  pro|>ofte  to 
have  a  ^ul>H^ription  dinner  in  }k>Hton  hoiiu'  time  alHtiit  Class  Day, 
'IM.  If  thitt  dinner  iH  ht-ld  nolire  of  tin- tinii'  and  place  will  ^»' 
Hcnt  t4>  all  nienilHTi)  of  the  claMH. 

The  next  re|>ort  will  probably  be  i»»ue<)  in  1N1I3,  later  ones  in 
IH9A,  and  at  inlcrvalH  n(  five  years  thereafter.  The  secretary  is 
gla^I  to  receive  all  newt*  alxnit  '^0  men,  ea|>ccially  aliotit  tem|>orary 
niemlN'rM,  information  of  whom  Ih  often  particularly  hard  to  get. 
lie  will  be  tiiaiikl'id  to  anyone  who  will  M-nd  any  notice,  or  new>H- 
pa|K'r  ciittinjis,  nlnuit  memU'rH  of  the  cl:ia»,  es|>ecially  notices  of 
niarriiiges,  births,  and  deaths. 

It  is  the  duty  of  tbc  secretary  t^i  act  as  a  medium  of  comniuni- 
catioii  for  the  class,  and  he  will  be  glad  to  answer,  so  far  as  he 
can,  any  request  for  information  al>out  ''JO  men. 

JOSKrH    W.    LIND. 

Ap^il.  J.  /Siif. 


ERRATA. 

P.  7.     Edward  Anson  Seeley,  1889  should  read  Edward  Anson 
Seeley,  1891. 

P.  11.     Java  should  read  loiva. 

P.  -1-1.     Shooting    match.  May   16,   1890    should     have     been 
»mitted. 

P.  57.     Hutchinson,  '91  should  read  Hutchinson,  '90. 

P.  123.     F.  W.  Stewart  should  read  F.  W.  Dewart. 

P.  125.     R.  J.  Curvy  should  read  R.  J.  Carey. 

"     "       K.  Fairbank,  Helton  Block  should  read  K.  Fairhank, 
lilton  Block. 
^P.  125.      W.  F.  Grey  should  read  W.  F.  Gay. 

"     "        G.  L.  Burney  should  read  G.  L.  Barney. 

P.  126.     E.  S.  Riagm  should  read  E.  S.  Kenyon. 

P.  134.     Shepbrd  Kimherly  should  read  Shepard  Kimberly. 

"     "       Parker  Fertilizer  should  read  CrocJier  Fertilizer. 

For  which  the  Secretary  offers  his  apologies. 


CLASS   OF    1890. 


tPhilip  Stanley  Abbot. 

tisaac  Levi  Adler. 

Thomas  Russell  Akin. 

Han  V  Macfarland  Aldrich. 

Richard  Herbert  Arms. 

tttEdward  Lincoln  Atkinson. 

tttFred  Washinijton  Atkinson. 

tttFrank  Cole  Babbitt. 

FVancis  Warren  Bacon. 

ttMark  Bailev,  Jr.,  a.b.    {Univ.  of 

Oregon)  1S88. 
Thomas  Willing  Balch. 
Arthur  Colton  Baldwin. 
ttFrancis      Kingsley      Ball,      a.b. 

{Dritry  Coll.)  1SS7. 
Charles  Benjamin  Barnes,  Jr. 
tGeorge  Lawrence  Barney. 
James  Cutnmings  Barr. 
tttFrederick  Seward  Bates. 
Herbert  Bates. 
William  Nickerson  Bates. 
Edwin  Stanton  Baver, 
tCharles  Lathrop  Bean. 
♦Walter  Eugene  Beer. 
Theodore  Smith  Beecher. 
Ernest  Abraham  Bigelow. 
Morris  Alfred  Black. 
George  Blagden.  Jr. 
Charles  Prdant  Blaney. 
Max  Blum. 
John  Samuel  Blunt. 
Charles  Knowles  Bolton, 


Emanuel  Roth  Boyer. 
John  Henry  Boynton. 
Thomas  Stevenson  Bradlee. 
Henry  Ulysses  Drandcnslein. 
tEdwin  Tenney  Brewster. 
Frankin  Herrick  Brooks. 
Harry  Fletcher  Brown. 
Philip  King  Brown. 
Reynolds  Driver  Brown. 
tttClarence  Marion  Browne. 
Addison  Center  Burnham. 
Charles  Wolcott  Burr. 
Edgar  Burrage. 
Harry  Edwin  Burton. 
ttCharles  Edgar  Butler. 
James  Francis  Cutlerworth. 
Thomas  Henry  Buttimer. 
P'rederick  Pickering  Cabot. 
tLeighton  Calkins. 
fRaymond  Calkins. 
tttWilliam  Bancroft  Carpenter. 
Benjamin  Edward  Carter.  Jr. 
Robert  John  Cary. 
ttFrancis  Frederick  Causey. 
Henry  Chalfant. 
Leigh  Wentworth  Chamberlin. 
tttThomas  Chester  Chard. 
tttAndrew  Lyford  Chase. 
Allan  McCleery  Chase. 
Benjamin  Pierce  Cheney,  |r. 
Paul  Howard  Cheney. 
tttDaniel  Henry  Clark. 


t  Joined  the  Class  Sophomore  Year. 
tt  Joined  the  Class  Junior  Year.  ttt  Joined  the  Class  Senior  year, 

tttt  Members  of  the  Gr.-iduate  Dep.irtinent  who  took  tl;e  degree  ot  A.  B.  with  the  Class 
*WiU  take  degree  in  \Za,  as  of  the  class  of 'go. 


tttRalpli  Almnn  Clark. 

Nullian  ClilTortl. 

t'Rciibcn  IlcbcrCoatesworth. 

Farriir  Crane  Cobb. 

Franklin  Lincoln  Codman. 

John  Sll^r^;i^  Codtnan. 

ttWilliain  Morse  Cole. 

I^nnc  Cook,  Jr. 

Howard  Corninp. 

Frederic  Jay  Cotton. 

Joseph  William  Courtney. 

Joshua  Crane,  Jr. 

Walter  Sanger  Crane. 

tlosiah  Thomas  Crawley,  Jr. 

Charles  Lemuel  Crehore. 

Bowdoin  Bradicc  Crowninsliicld. 

Francis  Gardiner  Curtis. 

Fri-dcrick  Page  Cutting. 

Georpe  Eslabrook  Padmiin. 

Eii^ene  Abraham  Darling. 

Charli's  .Mbcrt  Davenport. 

Frank  La  Mont  De  Long. 

lohn  Porter  Denison. 

ttf*  rederick    Wesley   Dewart,  a.b. 

{H.I inline  Univ.)  iS88. 
Samuel  Dexter,  of  Chicago. 
Samuel  Dexter,  of  Boston. 
(Jeorgc  Henry  Dickerman,  Jr. 
Hrcnton  Halliburton  Dickson.  Jr. 
Richard  Elvvood  Dodge. 
tttGeorge      Amos      Dorsey,     a.b. 

{Denison  Univ.)  i8S8. 
Louis  Henry  Dow. 
t William  Charles  Downs. 
tBertrand  Lee  Drew. 
ttWilliam    Eilward    Burghardt    Du 

Bois.  A.B.  {Fisk  Univ.)  iSSS. 
Henry  Marlyn  Dufl'ield,  Jr. 
Frederick  Smyth  Duncan. 
tttChailcK  Rochester  Eastman. 
Charles  Mayo  Eaton. 
Melius  Marcellus  Eckclman. 
tClinton  Lucius  Eddv. 
Alfred  Page  Emmons. 
Robert  Rantoul  Endicott,  Jr. 
tttWilli.im  Henry  Evans. 
Kellogg  Fairbank. 
Robert  Eame>  Faulkner. 


Russell  Green  Fessenden. 

Benjamin  Fisher. 

Winthrop  Edwards  Fiske. 

Horace  Tower  Fogg. 

tttHomer      Folks,      a.b.      {Albion 

Coll.)   1889. 
Francis  Augustus  Foxcroft. 
Robert  Morton  Fullerton. 
Philip  McKim  Garrison. 
Warren  Fisher  Gay. 
ttNathan  Richard  George,  Jr. 
Martin  Edward  Gill. 
Walter  Wesley  Goddard. 
tttfrank  Lincoln  Goodspeed. 
John  Dwight  Gorham. 
lohn  Dickson  Graham. 
ttEvartb  Boutell  Greene. 
tttEdward  Stetson  Griffing. 
tttCharles  Burton  Gulick. 
Augustus  Noble  Hand. 

Norman  Hapgood. 

tttCyrus  Daniel  Harp.  a.b.  (Leb- 
anon Valley  Coll.).  1890,  A.M. 
{Ibid.)  1SS3,  n.B.  {Tale  Univ.) 
1S85. 

Richard  Calhoun  Harrison. 

tjulian  Hartridge. 

Harry  Hill  Haskell. 

tttjacob  Carroll  Hayes,  A.  B. 
{Sxvarthmore  Coll.)  1SS9. 

Summit  Louis  Hecht. 

George  Bridges  Hensliaw. 

tttHenry  Newell  Herman. 

tttHorace  Nelson  Herrick,  a.b. 
{Eureka  Coll.)  1SS5. 

ttRobcrt  Frederick  Herrick,  l.i..h. 
{Boston  Univ.)  1SS6. 

tRobert  Welch  Herrick. 

Harry  Fox  Hewes. 

Myron  Francis  Hill. 

Arthur  WintVed  Hodgman. 

Dan  Burton  Holt. 

Arthur  Ashley  Hubbard. 

tHenry  Hudson. 

Hollis  Horatio  Hunnewell.  Jr. 

Lowell  Fletcher  Huntington. 

James  Pendleton  Hutchinson. 


Frank  Irwin. 

Harrison  Darling  Jenks. 

Leonard  March  Jewett. 

Robert  Job. 

tttEverett  Starr  Jones. 

Richard  Jones. 

William  Marks  Jones. 

Charles  Francis  Judson. 

Oliver  Bojce  Judson. 

ttEdward  Parker  Kelly. 

James  Francis  Kielty. 

fElmer  Lawton  Kinyon. 

Abe  Koshland. 

Robert  Kuhn. 

Samuel  Came  Lawrence. 

Henry  Barrett  Learned. 

Edwin  Bradford  Leavitt. 

Charles  Allen  Lewis 

Richard  Field  Lewis. 

Philip  Billmeyer  Linn. 

tttjohn   William    Linzee,  Jr.,   .s.b. 

{Muss.  Inst.  TecJmology)  1889. 
Philip  Littell. 
Cambridge  Livingston. 
Hamilton  De  Forest  Lockwood, 
William  Sturgis  Hooper  Lothrop. 
Joseph  Wheelock  Lund. 
tttRufus  Leighton  McDuffie. 
Sayre  McLeod. 

tttGeorge  Sturtevant  McPherson. 
Francis  Peabody  Magoun. 
Kinsley  Magoun. 
Walter  Russell  Magoun. 
Maurice  Whittemore  Mather. 
Constant  South  worth  Matthews. 
James  Lawrence  Mellen. 
George  Herbert  Merrill. 
ttttSidney    Edward    Mezes,    sc.b. 

{Univ.  of  Calijornta.)  1884. 
Charles  Addison  Miller. 
ttfCharles  Louis  Mix. 
Richard  BuUard  Montgomery. 
Clement  Garnett  Morgan. 
tfEdwin  Vernon  Morgan. 
tFrancis  Patterson  Morgan. 
Almon  Gardner  Morse. 
Andrew  Marcus  Morton. 


tttWilliam  Wheeler  Mulford. 

Norman  Winthrop  Mumford. 

Walden  Myer. 

Frank  Bigelow  Myers. 

Guy  Norinon. 

tfHenry  Nuss. 

Charles  Nutt. 

fPrank  Lincoln  Olmsted. 

Calvin  Gates  Page. 

tttCurtis  Hidden  Page. 

Wilson  Newell  Palmer. 

Richard  Fay  Parker. 

Gilbert  Russell  Payson,  Jr. 

Harry  Tyler  Perry. 

Arthur  Howe  Pingree. 

tLouis  Allison  Piper. 

Aylmer  Draper  Pond. 

Waldron  Kintzing  Post. 

ttGeorge   Sabine    Potter,  Jr.,   a.b. 

{Coll.  City  of  N.  r.)  1 888. 
tfNational    Bowditch    Potter,    a.b. 

{Coll.  City  of  N.  r.)  1 888. 
Louis  Warren  Pulsifer. 
Edward  Stephen  Rawson. 
ttt  Walter      George      Read,      a.b. 

{Haverford  Coll.)  1S89. 
Stacy  Courtis  Richmond. 
Oliver  Brewster  Roberts. 
Dwight  Parker  Robinson. 
Elliot  Folger  Rogers. 
ttfCharles  Joseph  Rolfe. 
William  Kent  Rose. 
Joseph  Edward  Rourke. 
Harry  Wason  Royal. 
George  Rublee. 
Benjamin  Dana  Sabine. 
Benjamin  Jerome  Sands. 
Samuel  Sanford. 
Ara  Nathaniel  Sargent, 
ttt  Sampson   Henry  Schwarz,  s.  B. 

C  Coll.  of  the  city  of  Neiv    Tork) 

1889. 
tjames  Brown  Scott. 
*Edvjard  Anson  Seeley.*         */SSg. 
ttAlfred  Frederick   Seligsberg. 
Thomas  William  Slocum. 


MarciiR  CniifTman  Sloss. 

ClilToril  Warren  Sniitli. 

tt  Walter  Emanuel  Smith. 

Charles  Winthrop  Spencer. 

ttjohn  Armitage  Staunton,  Jr., 
K.  M.  {School  of  Mines,  Columbia 
Coll.)   1887. 

William  Hramliall  Stearns. 

Frank  Stanley  Stebiiins. 

George  Stevens. 
ttPaiil  Cox  Stewart. 

Henry  Francis  Strout. 

Edward  Stiirgis. 
Sullivan  Warren  Sturgis. 
George  Oscar  Swasey. 
ttt  Arthur    Sweeny. 
Samuel  Foster  Swinburne. 
Kenneth  Matheson  Taylor. 
Harry  Hill  Thorndike. 
Sturgis  Hooper  Thorndike. 
Benjamin  Trowbridge  Tilton. 
Harry  Agustus  Titus. 
John  Joseph  Tobin. 
David  Clarence  Torrey. 
Russell  Tyson. 
tttR'chard  Dana  Upham. 
ttPaul  Van  Du  Zee. 
Henry  Gf>odwin  Vaughan. 


Harold  Garrison  Villard. 
Bertrand  Alfred  Walker. 
Charles  Howard  Walker. 
Russell  Tyng  Walker. 
tttClarence  Rosa  Walter. 
George  Philip   Wardner. 
Richard  Darwin  Ware. 
Robert  Morris  Washburn. 
Samuel  Hugh  Watts. 
Philip  Rexford  Waughop. 
Fred  Dunton  Weed. 
tttRaymond  Leslie  Weeks. 
Richard  Harding  Weld,  Jr. 
Wellington  Wells. 
Clarence  Eugene  Wentworth. 
George  Leon  West. 
George  William  Wheelwright.  Jr. 
Charl«s  James  White. 
Arthur  Bruce  Whiting. 
tttWorrallo  Whitney,  A.  B.  {Oher- 

lin  Coll.)    1S87. 
Asaph  Swift  Wicks. 
tttThomas  Elmer  Will, 
tttjohn  Mills   Wilson. 
Julius  Wolff. 
Thomas  Smith  Woods. 
ttClarence  Hood  Woolsey.  285 


The  follov<tng  received  the  degree  of  S.  B. 


ttt  Albert  Frederick  Brown. 
tttFrank  Lewis  Fales,  a.  r.  iSSS. 
tttLco  Edwin  Frank,  a.  n.  1888. 
ttPorry  Lawton.   a.  h.    1S88,  A.   M. 
1889. 


Wisner  Hell  Martin. 
Winfield  Scott  Nickerson. 
George  James  Peirce. 


7 
292 


An  asterisk   (•)  is  used  to  denote  deceased   members.    Tlie  superior  figure 
indlcntc  the  yenr  of  leaving  the  class. 


Arthur  Amory.* 

Frank  William  Anilrews.-" 

Walter  Lewis   Barrell.^ 

Otis  Fi»her  Black.'     Joined  'yi. 


Frederick  Melvin  Brown.' 
(J  re  go  ry  See  1  ey  B  r  \  an.' 
Francis   Edward     Burke.* 
the  Law  School. 


Joined 


ohn  Howes  Burton.' 

Theodore  Chamberlin.' Joined,  '91 

William  Astor  Chanler.' 

Samuel  Mitchel  Child,'  Joined  Law- 
School. 

Wy\y  Clark.2 

fKenjon  B.  Conger.^ 

Jerome    Walrath   Coombs.^    Joined 
■91. 

Robert  Ives  Crocker.* 

Elmer  Lincoln  Cummings.      *  i88g. 

Winthrop  H.  Dame.^ 

Harrj  Townsend  Davis. ^ 

William  Colby  Eaton. ^ 

Willard  Lewis  Fales.' 

Rosie  Washington  Ford,  A.  B.   (Ac- 
adia College)  1887.^ 

Arthur  Lyman  Greene. ^ 

tArthur  Bradford  Grover." 

Francis  Joseph  Hart.^ 

Charles  Heywood.' 

fWilliam  Brewster  Hinckley.^ 

Ralph  Hoffman.^ 

Henry  Somerindyke  Houseman."* 

Otis  Howe,  Jr.^ 

John  Willard  Lapsley.* 

tttRobert    Ephraim    Leach,  A.     B. 
(Univ.  of  Iowa)   1889.^ 

John      William    Thomas    Leonard. 
*i887 

Howard  Babcock  Lintner. ' 


Robert  Le  Blanc  Lynch.' 

Samuel  McCurdy.* 

Frank  Bowers  McKean.*  Joined  '91 

James  Chester  McCoy.'' 

Maurice  Mark  Maschke.^ 

ttjulian  Mitchell,  Jr.' 

Charles  Edward  Oliver.' 

Harris  Osborne  Poor."* 

Henry  Jacob  Powell.  *i88'j 

Sumner  Paine. '' 

Philip  Stanley  Parker.'^ 

Henry  Taylor  Parker.^ 

E.  A.  Perkins.' 

Frank  Edwin  Park,  Jr.     Joined    the 

Med.  School. 
John  Parkhurst  Putman.* Joined  '91 
William  Ames  Qiiinlan.' 
William  Alphonsus  Quinn.' 
Abbot  Henry  Rollins.' 
fHugh  Letson  Runkle.- 
Justin    Pearl  Sheffield.-    Joined  91. 
James  Henry  Slade,  Jr.' 
Joseph  Hamblln  Sears. ^  Joined  89- 
Charles  Henry  Taj'lor,  Jr.' 
William  Frederick  Tilton.' 
Anthony  Morris  Tyson. - 

Joseph  Vila."^ 
Hobert  Endicott  Warren.* 
Montgomery  Sears  West.' 
John  Henry  Welch.' 
Charles  Wheeler.'* 

285+7+63=35  5 


The  following  Special  Students  were  associated  with  the  Class: 


Junius  Brutus  Alexander,  Jr. 
Carl  Kent  Bennet. 
Augustus  Barker  Higginson. 
Edward  Richard  Kellam. 
Shepard  Kimberly.^ 
Charles  Lynch. 
Raymond  Mancha.' 


Walter  Mann. 
George  Pope  McNichol. 
Harry  De  Bacon  Page. 
Charles  Harris  Simms.' 
John   William  Hovey. 
George  Floyd  Vingut.'' 
William  Henry  Wilder.' 


^1887 


10 

NUMBKR    IN    THE    CLASS. 
Frf.shman  Ykar. 

Admitted  bv  Examination ,g, 

"         from  tlic  class  of  tS8y .     .        16 

"•So 
Left  the  Class  in  Freshman  Year 

225 
Sophomore  Year. 

Admitted  from  Fresi:man  Year 22<: 

"     Special  Students  of  1SS6-87                f 

"     Class  of  1SS9 '.'.'.'.'.'.  q 

"     other  sources 11 

Left  the  Class  in  Sophomore  Year ^^2 

219 

Junior  Yf.ar. 

-•\dmittiii  from  Sophomore  Year 

"     Special  Students  of  18S7-8S       '. '? 

|-  •»'     Class  of  1S89  ■■■...'.'.'.'.'.'  7 

'■     other  sources , 


Left  the  Class  in  Junior  Year 

227 
Senior  Year. 

Admitted  from  Junior  Year 

"     Special  students  of  1SS8-Q '^l 

]'             "     Class  of  18S9       ■■■..'.'.'.'.'.'  •' 

"     other  sources                                          ^ 

4'; 

Whole  number  receiving  dctrreo  r>f  a     r     ;.,„i     i-  .  ^     " 

til,,  r'-oi     ,    l■^^  utgree  01   A.   B.  including  2  members  of 
the  Or.nduate  Hepartmcnt  ,«, 

Receiving  degree  of  S.  K.      ...  " 

To  receive  degree  in '91  as  of  class  of -90      .'.'.'..[  I 

292 
Whole  number  connected  with  the  Class 
From  clas.  of  18S9.  not  included  in  this  Report  .  .'     ."     ."     ".     ]     ^^5 

Whole  number  included  in  this  Report  "^ 

Special  Students  associated  with  the  class  .     . "^^^ 


11 


BIRTHPLACE   AND    RESIDENCE. 

Birthplace.  Residence. 

California ii ii 

Colorado o i 

Connecticut 4 3 

Delaware        i o 

District  of  Columbia i 3 

Florida i i 

France i o 

Germany 2 o 

Georgia i 1 

Idaho I I 

Illinois 6 8 

Indiana 3 3 

India t o 

Java 3 o 

Japan i o 

Kentucky 2  .     .     .     . 

Louisiana i  .     .     .     . 

Maine 8 6 

Massachusetts 135 14S 

Michigan 3 4 

Minnesota i  .     .     .     . 

Missouri i  .     .     .     . 

Nebraska o  .     .     .     . 

New  Brunswick i  .     .     .     . 

New  Hampshire 11 7 

New  Jersey 6 2 

New  York 36 86 

Ohio 14 g 

Pennsylvania 14 i^ 

Oregon o i 

Rhode  Island 4 i; 

Tennessee i i 

Vermont 3 ^ 

Virginia 2 i 

Washington o i 

Wisconsin 4 ^ 


o 

I 


55 
5 


2S4  2S4 

New  England  States 165 172 

Middle  States 58  ...     . 

Southern  States 8  .     .     .     . 

Western  States     (East  of  Mississippi  River)     .31 30 

Western  States      (West"         "                 "     )     .      16 21 

Outside  the  United  States 5 i 

284  284 


12 


riJOIiAiU.K    OCCUPATION. 


Class  ol 

iSSj. 

.SSj. 

1884. 

.885. 

1SS6. 

18S7. 

188S. 

18S9. 

1890 

Citcmistrv 

3 

Maiuif«i-t(irinK 

4 

nukincKft 

V» 

57 

39 

46 

46 

.S3 

55 

4« 

61 

I,.1W 

46 

61 

Hi 

4.'; 

51 

60 

56 

51 

68 

Mciticinc 

2n 

iS 

j8 

>3 

33 

«7 

22 

12 

36 

Teaching     .     . 

1  I 

17 

-M 

•:7 

16 

23 

«5 

30 

38 

Ministrjr 

6 

6 

6 

6 

4 

8 

7 

9 

II 

PhvKical    Science      .     . 

7 

r, 

6 

•» 

6 

3 

-y 

3 

0 

Journalihm       .... 

> 

5 

3 

7 

8 

8 

10 

5 

2 

Architecture    .... 

0 

■y 

3 

I 

2 

1 

8 

2 

2 

Engineering    .... 

0 

0 

3 

I 

I 

3 

2 

5 

7 

Mining 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

I 

I 

0 

I 

N'arioiiii  others 

7 

5 

4 

4 

26 

6 

9 

6 

8 

Undecided        .... 

21 

28 

27 

28 

'9 

^7 

30 

42 

26 

N«U  heard  rroni    .     .     . 

0 

0 

0 

0 

II 

-9 

18 

7 

iS 

177    J05    196    180    223 
RELIGIOUS   VIEWS. 


239     -35     213     285 


Class  of  iSSj.  1S83.  1884.  1885. 

Episcopalian    ...  ^6  ^7  45  41 

Unitarian ^4  44  40  43 

Conijrcgalionalist     .     .  .-9  25  27  29 

Baptist 7  7  9  6 

PrcNbyterian    ....  7  3  4  2 

Swc»lenborgian    ...  6  2  2  o 

Catholic 4  3  6  4 

Methodist i  2  2  8 

Universali.st    ....  o 

Jewish <i 

Gernian  Reformoil   .  o 

Qiiakcr  .  o 


4 
I 

o 
o 


I 

o 
I 
I 


ISS6. 

47 
51 

»7 
8 
6 
I 
5 
3 
6 
o 
o 
o 


1887. 

33 

48 

27 
3 


4 
5 
o 
o 
I 

I 


Liberal    . 
I.,iberal  Unitarian 
Agno»tic      .     .     .     . 
Christian     .     .     .     . 
Non-nectarian 
I)ci»t       .... 

Thrift 

Atheint  and  Infidel  . 
Varioii*  olherii      .     . 
None,  undecided, 
or   n()t   given 
Not  heard  from    . 


124     12S     136     134 


6 
o 

4 
\ 
I 
I 

o 
o 
6 

3- 
o 


6 

I 

1 1 

I 


I 

CI 

14 
o 

S  2 

4  « 

5  - 
o  I 

6  4 

.v^       3' 
o        o 


144     126 

24       16 


I 

12 
O 
O 
O 
O 

o 
6 

27 

o 


4 
o 
o 
o 
6 


o 
o 


iSSS.    1889.    1S90. 

61       52       52 

46      47       54 

27       23      39 

8       10        7 

467 

2  I         I 
6         2         4 

3  8        7 
052 

3  3         '3 
I            I  o 

I         3         2 

162     161     iSi 

1  2        o 
000 

4  I       II 

O  3  C) 

2  3         o 

O  O  I 

O  O  I 

000 
4         2         6 


24       49 
16       29 


5« 
1 1 


33 

8 


45 
39 


177     204     196     i8i     227     237     237     213     284 


o 

.'J 


POLITICAL   PARTIES. 

Class  of  1S87 

Republican 98 

Democratic 28 

Independent 61 

Prohibition 2 

Free  Trade  and  Tariff  Reform  o 

American        i 

None  or  undecided 20 

Not  heard  from 26 


1888 

ISS9 

1890 

85 

94 

III 

56 

54 

70 

62 

45 

23 

I 

4 

3 

I 

4 

I 

I 

0 

0 

15 

4 

27 

14 

8 

50 

236       235       213      285 

NUMBERS,    RESIDENXE   AND   AGE. 
Numbers. 

Class  Class  Class  Class  Class  Class 

of          of          of  of  of  of 

1S79       1SS6  1SS7  iSSS  1889  1890 

Membership,  Freshman  Year      .     .     .      251  264  253  255  25S  281 

Membership,  Senior  Year       ....      203  132  239  237  213  284 

Received  degrees  at  Commencement   .     1S9  223  236  235  213  289 

Whole  number  connected  with  the  Class  276  305  311  320  33S  391 

Residence. 

N'ew  England 142  143  144  145  126  172 

Middle  States 33  45  55  49  53  55 

Western  States .  16  27  29  2S  29  51 

Southern  States 5  7  6  11  5  5 

Outside  the  United  States 2  i  2  2  o  i 

Age  at  Commencement. 

Class  of   Class  of   Class  of   Class  of   Class  of   Class  of 

1S79      18S6      1S87      1S8S      1SS9      1S90 
Yrs.  Mos.  Yrb.Mos.  Yrs.  Mos.  Yrs.  Mos.  Yrs.  Mos.  Yrs.Mos. 

Average      .     .     . 

Oldest 28  4 

Youngest  .... 

Over  25      .... 
Between  22  and  25 
Between  20  and  22 
Under  20     ...     . 

198  223  236  236  213  287 


22  2.S3 

T   -» 

3- 

6 

22  6. 

76 

21  7-3 

22  8.88 

22  10.8 

284 

36 

4 

29  2 

29  2 

49  3 

39 

18  I 

iS 

5 

19  9 

18  6 

iS  S 

19.2 

13 

13 

16 

II 

15 

21 

90 

64 

129 

134 

121 

169 

93 

142 

89 

90 

72 

92 

-> 

4 

-> 

I 

5 

5 

14 


HONORS. 


ClftM     CImss      CIsM    Class    Class    Class    CUm 
of  of  of  of         of  of  of 


Drltir* 

Second- Year  llonort 
F'inal  lloiinr*      .     . 
It  'to  Mention 

I  .  rniftjt  Paris 


.«<7'^ 

.VSj. 

1886. 

1887. 

188S 

1889. 

1890 

30 

32 

30 

31 

3« 

29 

4> 

22 

28 

23 

24 

21 

15 

28 

15 

16 

20 

21 

20 

•»  J 

26 

— 

92 

95 

"5 

118 

126 

'49 

34 

99 

1 10 

119 

118 

83 

119 

Prizes,  Honors,   Officers    and 

Funds. 


10 


PIM/IvS. 
liUVLSTON    rUIZKS    FOR    KLOCUTIUN. 

JUNIOH    YkaR. 

FiriU  Prize. — Clement  Garnctt  Mortian. 

Second  Prize. — William  Edward  Hurghanlt  l)u  Hois. 

Senior    Ykaij. 

First  Prize. — William  Kdward  Hurghanlt  Du  Bois  ;  Harry  Ed- 
wanl  HiirUtii. 

SccoikI  Prize. — George  Hridges  Henshaw. 

HOWDOIN    PRIZK    DISSERTATIONS. 

i8H«-^<y. 

(Iforgr  .lamrs  I'icrcf  ol  tlif  Lawioiici'  Seit'iililic  School,  a  prize 
of  $.')(»  IV>r  a  dissfrtatioii  on  the  Means  by  which  the  Iliyher  and  Lower 
PhinlH  are  distribitted. 

1889-90. 

To  Henry  Harrett  Learned  of  the  Senior  Class,  a  prize  of  STri 
for  ft  tliHst-rtation  on  A  critiad  Studt/  of  the  toritintfit  of  Matthew 
Arnold. 

To  Frank  Lincoln  Olmstcad  of  the  Senior  Class,  a  prize  of  $."»() 
for  ft  dissertation  on  The  IStitnj  of  the  Aniiada. 

To  Charles  Hnrton  (Inlick  of  the  Senior  Class,  u  prize  (»f  $75 
for  n  tran.slation  into  Greek. 

SAR(;ENT   PRIZES. 

lS87-8«. 

To  Herbert  Hate's  of  the  Sophomore  Class,  a  prize  of  $50  for  a 
metriral  version  of  Horace. 


17 


THE  GEORGE  B.  SOHIER  PRIZE. 

1889-90. 

To  Raymond  Calkins  of  the  Senior  Class,  a  prize  of  $250  for  an 
essay  on  The  Development  of  Goethe's  Character. 


DETURS. 


Freshman  Year. 


George  Philip  Wanlner. 
Henry  Ta3lor  Parker. 
George  Rublee. 
Arthur  Winfred  Hodgman. 
Louis  Henry  Dow. 
Richard  Calhoun  Harrison. 
Morris  Alfred  Black. 
Maurice  Whittemore  Mather. 
Reynolds  Driver  Brown. 
Harry  Tyler  Perry. 
Philip  Littell. 
Ralph  Hoffmann. 
Frederick  Melvin  Brown. 
Augustus  Noble  Hand. 
Norman  Hapgood. 


John  Henry  Boynton. 
William  Frederic  Tilton. 
Louis  Warren  Pulsifer. 
Marcus  Caufltman  Sloss. 
Samuel  Foster  Swinburne. 
Richard  Herbert  Arms. 
Harry  Edwin  Burton. 
Frank  Bigclow  Myers. 
Winthrop  Edwards  Fiske. 
Arthur  Ashley  Hubbard. 
William  Sturgis  Hooper  Lothrop 
William  Kent  Rose. 
Summit  Louis  llecht. 
David  Clarence  Torre}'. 
Elliot  Folger  Rogers. 


Sophomore  Year. 

Charles  M.ayo  Eaton.  Charles  Burton  Gulick. 

Frank  Irwin.  Raymond  Leslie  Weeks. 

Frederick  Smythe  Duncan.  Charles  Louis  Mix. 

Oliver  Brewster  Roberts.  Frank  Cole  Babbitt. 

Martin  Edward  Gill. 


Ralph  Almon  Clark. 


Junior  Year. 

Charles  Rochester  Eastman. 


18 


HONORS. 


SKCUN D- Y EAR    IIUNOllS. 

1887-88. 
In  Clojfitics. 


Sojtfiomore* : 

I'liilip  Stanley  Abbot, 
R4\vnol«l9  Driver  iJrown, 
Arthur  Wiiifred  Iloiltjiimii, 
(leor^^o  Kublce, 
Frederick  Mclvin  IJrown, 
Harry  Edwin  Iturton, 
Ixjtiis  Henry  Dow, 
Charles  Mayo  Eaton, 
.Martin  pAlward  Clill, 
Hifhiird  C'.'ilhoiin  Harrison, 
H:il|)h  HoU'inan, 
Kdward  Tarker  Kelly, 
Maiirire  Whitteniore  Mather 
Harry  Tyler  Terry, 


In   Mathematics. 


Sojihnmores : 

Frederick  Melvin  Hrown, 
Frank  Irwin, 


Highest  Honors. 
Highest  Honors. 
Highest  Honors. 
Highest  Honors. 

Honors. 

HoDore. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 

Honors. 


Honors. 
Honors. 


Sophomore . 
Charles  Nutt, 


/;*   I'hjfftics. 

1888-89. 
In  Classics. 


.hiniors. 

Fnuici.H  Kingsley  Hall,  A.  li., 
William  Nickerson  Hates, 
FraneiH  Augustus  Foxcroft. 


Honors. 


Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 


19 


Sophomores  : 

Charles  Burton  Giilick, 
Curtis  Hidden  Page, 
Frank  ('ole  Baljbitt, 

In  Mathematics. 
Juniors. 

Nathan  Richard  George,  Jr., 
Benjamin  Edward  Carter, 
Benjamin  Jerome  Sands, 

1889-90. 

In  Classics. 
Seniors  : 
Allan  McCleery  Chase, 
Horace  Nelson  Herrick, 


Highest  Honors. 

Highest  Honors. 

Honors. 


Highest  Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 


Honors. 
Honors. 


HOLDERS  OF  SCHOLARSHU^S   AND  FELLOWSHIPS. 

Appointed  in  1887. 

Class  of  1890. 
Assigned  in  January. 

Thomas  Henry  Buttimer,  Bright. 

Theodore  Chamberliu,  liright. 

Louis  Henry  Dow,  Bright. 

Arthur  Wiufred  Hodgman,  Bigelow. 

Henry  Taylor  Parker,  Bigelow. 

Samuel  Foster  Swinburne,  Bowditch. 

George  Philip  "Wardner,  Bowditch. 

Francis  Augustus  Foxcroft,  ^latthews. 

Assigned  in  October. 

George  Philip  Wardner,  Thayer. 

John  Henry  Boynton,  Matthews. 

Louis  Henry  Dow,  Cudworth. 

Ralph  Hoffman,  Matthews. 

Arthur  Winfred  Hodgman,  Cudworth. 


20 


Iloiiry  Taylor  I'arktr, 
Harry  Tyler  IVrry, 
FraiiciH  Aii>?u»tii»  Fuxcroft, 
Hicharil  lli-rbcrt  Arms, 
Ht-rbcrt  Hales, 
Hurry  K<lwin  Burton, 
TluunaM  Ilciiry  Hutlimcr, 
Cliarles  .Mayo  Kalon, 
Artliiir  AshU'V  Hiibhanl, 
Saiuuel  Kohtor  Swiulnuui.', 


Matthews. 

Price  Greenleaf . 

Matthews. 

liowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Ik)  wd  itch. 

Bowditch. 


riii:   Lawuknce  Scientific  School. 


(looi^c  James  Teirce, 
K^lw.ird  Lincoln  .Vtkinson, 
Knil  Washin«;ton  Atkinson, 
Wiiiti.lil  Scott  Nickerson, 


University. 
Normal  School. 
Normal  School. 
Normal  School. 


Appointed  in  188S. 

Class  of  1890. 
I^mis  Henry  Dow, 
('harlis  Mayo  Katon, 
Arthur  WiiilVfd   llodgniau, 
Ralph  lloi'fuian, 
(Icorp:  Philip  Wardncr, 
Maurice  Whitteniore  Mather, 
Harry  Tyler  Perry, 
Oliver  Brewster  Koherts, 
Itiehard  Herliert  Arms, 
Addison  Center  Bnrnliani, 
Martin  ivlward  (lill, 
Walt«T  Lewis  Barrell, 
Artinir  Ashley  Hubbard, 
John  Joseph  Tobin, 
ClmrloK  Lathrop  Bc:in, 
Jolm  Henry  Boynton, 
U<»bert  Morton  Fullerton, 
David  Clarence  Torrey, 


Cudworth. 

Choate. 

Cudworth. 

Price(Jrecnleaf. 

Price  Greenleaf. 

Price  Grceeleaf. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Toppan. 

Price  Greenlcal". 

W.  S.  Kliot. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 


21 


Harry  Fletcher  Brown, 
TIarry  Fox  Howes, 
Frank  Stanley  Stebbins, 
Robert  Welch  Herrick, 
Francis  Auirnstus  Foxcroft. 


Class  on  802. 

Hollis. 

Lowell. 

Bassett. 

Matthews. 


Class  of  1891. 


Frank  Cole  Babbitt, 
Charles  Burton  Gulick, 
Raymond  Leslie  Weeks, 
Curtis  Hidden  Page, 


Bright. 
Bigclow. 
Matthews. 
Price  Greenleaf. 


Lawrence  Scientific  School. 


George  James  Pcirce, 
Edward  Lincoln  Atkinson, 
Fred  Washington  Atkinson, 
Winfield  Scott  Nickerson, 

Appointed  in  1889. 

Class  of  1890. 
Francis  Kingsley  Ball, 
James  Brown  Scott, 
George  Philip  Wardner, 
William  Edward  Burghardt  Du  Bois, 
Maurice  Whittemore  Mather, 
William  Morse  Cole, 
Arthur  Winfred  Hodgman, 
Benjamin  Pklward  Carter,  Jr., 
Josiah  Thomas  Ciawle}',  Jr., 
Nathan  Richard  George,  Jr., 
Harry  Tyler  Perry, 
Thomas  Henry  Buttimcr, 
Frank  Stanley  Stebbins, 
Sanuiel  Foster  Swinburne, 
Francis  Augustus  Foxcroft, 
Evarts  Boutell  Greene, 
Nathaniel  Bowditch  Potter, 
Harry  Edwin  Burton, 


University. 
Normal  School. 
NorniMl  School. 
Normal  School. 


Price  Greenleaf. 

Price  Greenleaf. 

Price  Greenleaf. 

Matthews. 

Goodwin. 

Class  of  1856.    • 

Class  of  1856. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Matthews. 

Jiowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Eliot. 


o»> 


Kiclinnl  Ilirlwrt  Arms, 
I/Miis  Hfiiry  Dow, 
\Villi:iiii  N'ickcrsoii  Hatcb, 
(  li:irU'.s  Lallirup  Ik-rin, 
.\<l<iison  Centre  UuriiLuiu, 


Sewall. 

Sewall. 

niis-si'tl. 

Waleott. 
Walcott. 


Class  ok    18U1, 


Ilaviiiomi  Ia'sIIc  Weeks, 
Curtis  Ili<l«leu   Tni^e, 
(MiarU'H  Biirt«»ii  .lulick, 
Charles  I^cwis  Mix, 
Horace  Nelson  Herrick, 


]M:ittliews. 
Price  Greeuleaf. 
Price  Greenleaf. 
Price  Greenleaf. 
Bowditch. 


Lawrence  Scientific  School. 


George  James  Peirce, 
Wiulield  Scott  Uukersou, 


Universit}-. 
Normal  School. 


Appointed  in  ISUO. 

Graduate  Department. 

Ilenry  Lee  Memorial  Fellowship. 
Thomas  Elmer  Well. 

Henry  Bromfield  Rogers  Memorial  Fellowship. 
William  Kdwanl  IJiirghardt  Du  liois. 

Colle(;e  Scholarships. 

Thayer. 
.lames  Brown  Scott,  Kaymoml  Leslie  Weeks. 

Derby. 
Charles  Burton  .Tulick. 

Townsend, 
Frederick  WesU^v  Dewurl.  George  Arms  Dorsay, 

Charles  Lewis  Mix,  Evarts  Boutelle  Greene. 


23 


Savage. 
Francis  Kingsley  Ball.  Charles  Huren  Goodwia. 

Maurice  Whittemore  Mather. 

Shatttick. 
William  Nickerson  Bates,  William  Bancroft  Carpenter, 

Ralph  Almon  Clark,  Nathan  Richard  Joyce,  Jr. 


THE  COLLEGE. 


Class  of  1890. 

Charles  Burton  Gulick, 

James  Brown  Scott, 

Raymond  Leslie  Weeks, 

Benjamin  Edward  Carter,  Jr., 

Charles  Louis  Mix, 

John  Joseph  Tobin, 

Harry  Edwin  Burton, 

Maurice  Whittemore  Mather, 

Nathan  Richard  George,  Jr., 

Henry  Newell  Herman, 

Charles  Lathrop  Bean, 

Dan  Burton  Holt, 

Curtis  Hidden  Page, 
Martin  Edward  Gill, 
Josiah  Thomas  Crawley,  Jr., 
William  Nickerson  Bates, 
Harry  Fletcher  Brown, 
William  Charles  Downs, 
Samuel  Came  Lawrence, 
Harry  Fox  Hewes, 
Charles  Nutt, 
John  Henry  Boj'nton, 
Addison  Centre  Burnham, 
Edward  Parker  Kelly, 


Palfrey  Exhibition. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Matthews. 

Bo  wd  itch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Bowditch. 

Merrick. 

Gorham  Thomas. 

Shattuck. 

Shattuck. 

Pennoyer. 

Shattuck. 

Kirkland. 

Shattuck. 

H.  B.  Rogers. 

Pennoyer. 

Shattuck. 

Shattuck. 

Bassett. 

Shattck. 


24 


FINAL    HONORS. 


In  Classics. 
Flunk  CoIp  Babbitt, 
Francis  Kiii<jsloy  Hall, 
William  Nickerson  Hatos, 
Reynolds  Driver  lirown, 
Harry  Fdwin  Hurton, 
Ix)wis  Henry  Dow, 
Martin  Kdward  Gill, 
Fxlward  I'arker  Kcll}', 
Maurice  Wliitteniore  Mather, 
Charles  I*eabo<ly,  A.  H.  ( Utn'v.  of  Pnm. 


Herbert  Hates, 
.lolin  Henry  Hoyiton. 
Fredfriek  Smyth  Dnncau, 
Julian  Hartridge, 


In  English 


Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors, 
Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors, 
)  1881*,  Honors. 

Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 


In  Modem  Literahire. 
Raymond  Calkins, 
Raymond  Leslie  Weeks, 
Norman  Hapejood, 


Highest  Honors. 
Hijiliost  Honors. 
Honors. 


In   Political  Science. 
William  Morse  Cole, 
Addison  Centre  Hnrnham, 
Kvarts  Hontell  Greene, 
Henry  Hudson, 
Frank  Lincoln  Olinstead, 


Highest  Honors. 
Honors. 
H<)nor8. 
Honors. 
Honors, 


James  Hrown  Scott, 
Ralph  Almon  Clark, 
Willi.nn  Kent  Rose, 


In    Ilistor}/. 


Hiiihest  Honors. 
Honors. 
Honors. 


In  Mathematics. 
Nathan  Richard  George.  Jr., 


Honors. 


25 

In  Physics. 
Charles  Nutt,  Honors. 

In  Chemistry. 
Walter  Louis  Jennings,  A.  B.,  1889,  Highest  Honors. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Philip  Stanley  Abbot.     Greek;  Enylish  Composition;  History. 

Isaac  Levi  Adler.     History. 

Thomas  Russell  Akin.     Chemistry. 

Richard  Herbert  Arms.     Philosophy. 

Edward  Lincoln  Atkinson.  English  Composition;  Philosophy; 
Chemistry ;  Natural  History. 

Fred  Washington  Atkinson.     Natural  History. 

Frank  Cole  Babbitt.     Greek;  Latin. 

Tliomas  Willing  Balch.     History,  his. 

Francis  Kingsley  Ball.     Greek;  Latin. 

Herbert  Bates.     English,  bis. ;  English  Composition. 

William  Nickerson  Bates.     Greek:  Latin;  French. 

Edwin  Stanton  Bayer.     French;  History. 

Charles  Lathrop  Bean.     Political  Economy;  History. 

Walter  Eugene  Beer.     History. 

Charles  Knowles  Bolton.     History. 

Emanuel  Roth  Boyer.     Natural  History. 

John  Henry  Boynton.  English;  English  Composition;  Phil- 
osophy. 

Henry  Ulysses  Brandenstein.     History. 

Edwin  Tenney  Brewster.     Natural  History. 

Harry  Fletcher  Brown.     Chemistry. 

Pliilip  King  Brown.     History. 

Reynolds  Driver  Brown.     Greek,  bis;  Latin. 

Addison  Centre  Burnham.     Political  Economy. 

Edgar  Burrage.     History. 

Harry  Edwin  Burton.     Greek;  Latin. 

Thomas  Henry  Buttimer.     Political  Economy;  Philosophy. 

Frederick  Pickering  Cabot.     Philosophy. 


20 

Kavmond  Calkins.     German. 

Ilonjamin  F^lwnr.l  Cnrtcr,  Jr.     .Sfathematu's,  his. :  Physics. 

Hol)crt  John  C.iry.     Politiral  Economy. 

Henry  Chalfant.     English. 

TJiomns  Chester  Chard.     Jlistorrj. 

I'aul  Howard  Cheney.     Natural  History. 

Itilph  Almon  Clark.     Political  Economy;  History,  bis. 

Nathan  Cliirord.     History. 

Hfiihcn  HcIkt  Coatsworth.     Engineering. 

John  Siuipis  CVxlman.     Natural  History 

William  Morse  Cole.     Engli..h   Composition;    Political  Economy 
bis;  History. 

Joseph  William  Courtney.     French. 

Josiah  Thomas  Crawley,  Jr.     Oiemistry,  his. 

Ilovvdoin  Hradlee  Crowninshiold.     EngineeHng 

Ku-onc  Abraham   Darlinrr.     Philosophy;  History 

Charles  Alhert  Davenport.     Chemistry;  Natural  History 

V  rank  La  Mont  Dc  Ixjne:.     History. 

Frederick  Wesley  Devvart.     Natural  Hi.Htory 

Samuel  Dexter  (of  Chicago).     History. 

Samuel  Dexter  (of  Boston).     Natural  History 

Richanl  KIwood  Dodge.     Natural  History. 

(Jeorge  Amos  Dorsay.     History. 

Ix5nis  Henry  Dow.    ' Greek,  his;  Latin. 

William  Charles  Downs.     Mathematics. 

Hcrtrand  Lee  Drew.     French. 

William  Kdward  liurghardt  Du  Hois.     Philosophy 

Henry  Martyn  DuHiehl,  Jr.     Engli..h  Composition;  French 

I-  redenek  Smyth  Duncan.     English,  his;  English  hon^^tion 

Char  e.s  Rochester  Kastman.     Philosophy,  nLoI  Hi  tor     L 

(  harles  M.ayo  Eaton.     Greek;  Latin. 

Itobcrt    Rantoul    Kndicott      Fr         p«;.v    i     r. 

History.  "'    Economy;    Natural 

KoIlQgg  Fairbank.     History. 
Ru«wp|l  Green  Fcssenden.     History 
Winthrop  iMlward  Fiskc.     Cliemistry 
Horace  Tower  Fogg.     History,  hi.n.  ' 
Franns  Augustus  Foxcn.O.     Gre,k 
Nathan  Ri.-hard  (Jcrgo.      .V.,thnna,ics,  his. 


•-'7 


Martin  Edward  Gill.     Greek;  Latin. 

Evarts  Boutell  Greene.     History. 

Edward  Stetson  Grilling.     Ilistorij. 

Charles  Burton  Gulick.     Greek. 

Augustus  Nobio  Hand.     Greek ;  Latin. 

Norman    Hapgood.      Enr/lish ;     French;     EnrjUsh    Composition; 

Philosophij. 
Richard  Calhoun  Harrison.     History. 
Julian  Hartridge.     English,  bis. 
Harry  Hill  Haskell.     Philosophy. 

Summit  Louis  Hecht.     English  Composition;  Natural  History. 
George  Bridges  Henshaw.     Natural  History. 
Henry  Newell  Herman.     Chemistry,  bis. 
Horace  Nelson  Herrick.     Greek. 

Robert  Frederick  Herrick.     History;  Natural  History. 
Robert  Welch  Herrick.     English;  English  Composition. 
Harry  Fox  Hewes.     Philosophy. 
Arthur  Winfred  Hodgman.     Greek;  Latin. 
Dan  Burton  Holt.     Political  Economy. 

Henry  Hudson.     Political  Economy ;  History. 
James  Pendleton  Hntchinson.     History. 

Frank  Irwin.     Mathematics,  bis;  Engineering. 

Robert  Job.     Chemistry. 

Everett  Star  Jones.     Natural  History. 

Richard  Jones.     History. 

Charles  Francis  Judson.     German;  History. 

Oliver  Boyce  Judson.     Natural  History. 

Edward  Parker  Kelly.     Greek,  bis ;  Latin. 

VAmer  Lawton  Kinyon.     Natural  History. 

Abe  Koshland.     Natural  History. 

Samuel  Came  Lawrence.     History. 

Henry  Barrett  Learned.     German. 

Edwin  Bradford  Leavitt.     English  Composition;  Philosophy. 

Richard  Field  Lewis.     Political  Economy;  Natural  History. 

\Villiam  Sturgis  Hooper  Lathrop.     History. 

Joseph  Wheelock  Lund.     History. 

George  Sturtevant  McPhersou.     Chemistry. 

Maurice  AVhittemore  Mather.     Greek;  Latin. 

Georoe  Herbert  Merrill.     Mathematics. 


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Charlctt  Addison  .Miller.      Political  Economy;  Philosoph;/. 

CharU-H  I^>ui»  Mix.     EufjliKh  CovqHJAilion ;  NiUural  Uistory,  bis. 

K<lwiii  Vrriioii  Mor;::in.      llislnrtj. 

Francis  rattt-rson  .Morgan.     Natural  Iliatory. 

Henry  Nuss.     yulnral  History. 

CharlcH  Null.     Physicsy  bis. 

Frank  Lincoln  Olmstcad.     PolUical  Economy;  History. 

Curtis  Hidden  Page.     Prenth. 

Wilson  Newell  rainier.     French. 

Harry  Tyler  Terry.      Greek;  Emjlish;  English  Comjiosilion. 

lA>nis  Allison  I'ipor.     History. 

Aylincr  Draper  Toiid.     Political  Economy. 

Waldrun  Kintzing  Post.     History. 

fleofRc  Sabine  Potter.     History. 

Nathaniel  Howditch  Potter.     Natural  History,  bis. 

VA«ian\  Steplun  Kawson.     Natural  History. 

Stai-y  Courtis  Rielimond.     Engineering. 

Oliver  Hrewster  Roberts.     Latin;  French. 

Klliot  Foljzer  Hoj^ers.     Chemistry. 

William  Kent  Rose.     Political  Economy;  History,  bis. 

(ieorjje  Rublee.     Oreek;  Latin. 

Asa  Nathaniel  Sargent.     Cfiemistry. 

JaincH  Hrown  Scott.     German;  History,  bis. 

Kdward  Anson  Seeley.     Mathematics. 

Alfred  Frederick  Seligsberg.     History. 

Marcus  Caiitrtnan  Slo.ss.     History,  bis. 

Charles  Wintlirop  Spencer.     Political  Economy;  History. 

Frank  Stanley  Stebbins.     History. 

Eiiward  Stnrgis.     Natural  History. 

George  Oscar  Swascy.     Chemistry. 

Arthur  Sweeney.     French. 

Samuel  P'oster  Swiiil)urne.     Cliemistry,  bis. 

Harry  Hill  Thorndike.     French. 

.John  .loseph  Tobin.     Chemistry,  bis. 

David  Clarence  Torrey.     History. 

Russell  Tyson.      Natural  History. 

Paul  Van  Dti  Zee.      Philosophy. 

Harold  (iarrison  V^illard.     Engli.sh  :  History. 

Russell  Tyug  Walker.     Engineering. 


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f4eoi'ge  Philip  Wjiidner.     Enf/h'sh  ;  History,  bis. 
Philip  Rexforcl  W:ui<ihop.     yntaral  Ilistorff. 
Kiiymond  Lesliu  Weeks.     Emjlish;  German;  Italian. 
(ieorge  Leon  West.     Natural  Ilistonj. 

Natural  History. 
History. 
History. 
Greek. 


Worrullo  Whitney. 
Asaph  Swift  Wicks. 
Thomas  Elmer  Will 
John  Mills  Wilson. 


HONORABLE    MENTION    WITHOUT    AN    ACADEMIC    DEGKEE. 

Carl  Kent  Bennett.     Music. 

Edward  Richard  Kellam.     Natural  History. 


COiVIMENCEMENT  PARTS. 


Philip  Stanley  Abbot. 
Reynolds  Driver  Brown. 
Raymond  Calkins. 
William  Morse  Cole. 
Louis  Heniy  Dow. 
Charles  Burton  Guliek. 


ORATIONS. 


Arthur  Winfred  Hodanian. 
Maurice  Whittemore  Mather 
Charles  Louis  Mix. 
James  Brown  Scott. 
George  Philip  Wanlner. 
Raymond  Leslie  Weeks. 


DISSERTATIONS. 


Richard  Herbert  Arms. 
Edward  Lincoln  Atkinson. 
Frank  Cole  Babbitt. 
Francis  Kingsley  Ball. 
Herbert  Bates. 
William  Nickerson  Bates. 
John  Henry  Boynton. 
Addi:^on  Centre  Burnham. 
Harry  Edwin  Burton. 
Thomas  Chester  Chard. 
Ralph  Almon  Clark. 
Eugene  Abraham  Darling. 


Henry  Martyn  Duliield,  Jr. 
Frederick  Smyth  Duncan. 
Charles  Rochester  P^astman, 
Charles  Mayo  Eaton. 
Robert  Morton  Fullerton. 
Nathan  Richard  George,  Jr. 
INIartin  Edward  Gill, 
t^varts  Boutelle  Greene. 
Augustus  Noble  Hand. 
Norman  Hapgood. 
Richard  Calhoun  Harrison. 
Julian  Hartridge. 


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iiMiiiiit  I^iiis  Hfcht.  Curtis  Hid.Kn  Paige. 

I{oIh.tI  Kn-ilerick  I  In  rick.  Ilany  Tyler  Terry . 

Ilarrv  Vox   Ik-wts.  I.oiiis  Warrtn  I'nlsifer. 

Artlnir  .VsiiUy  IliiltbartJ.  William  Kent  Hose. 

Henry  IIu«lHon.  Cleorge  Kuhlee. 

Krnnk  Irwin.  Marcus  Cauffman  Sloss. 

Ivlwanl  I'arker  Kelly.  Sullivan  Warren  Sturgis. 

William  Stnrgis  Hooper  Ivothrop. Samuel  Foster  Swinburne. 
(;eorj;e  Herbert  Merrill.  John  Joseph  T«)bin. 

Frank  Lineoln  Olmstead.  Davitl  Clarence  Torrey. 

Charles  Nutt.  Harold  Garrison  Villard. 

Philip  iiexford  Waugho}). 


DISQUISITIONS. 

Isaac  lA'\i  Adler.  Walter  Eugene  Beer. 

Fred  Washington  ,\tkinson.  Morris  Alfred   Hlaek. 

Thorna>  Willing  IJaleli.  Charles  Preant  IJlaney. 

Ivlwin  Stanton  Hayer.  Charles  Knowles  IJolton. 

Charles  Lathrop  Bean.  Edwin  Tenney  Brewster. 

Harry  Fletcher  Brown.  Richard  BuUard  Montgomery 

Thomas  Henry  Buttimer.  Clement  Garnett  Morgan. 

Frederick  Pickering  Cabot.  Edwin  Vernon  Morgan. 

Leighton  Calkins.  Francis  Patterson  Morgan. 

F:urar  Crane  Cobb.  Frank  Bigelow  Myers. 

Fre<U'ric  Jay  Cotton.  Wilson  Newell  Palmer. 

Josiah  Thomas  Crawley,  Jr.  Aylmer  Draper  Pond. 

Frank  La  ISIont  Dc  Long.  fJeorge  Sabine  Potter,  Jr. 

John  Porter  Denisou.  Nathaniel  Bowditch  Potter. 

William  Charles  Downs.  Oliver  Brewster  Roberts. 
Williauj  Edward  Burghardt   Du  Dwight  Parker  Robinson. 

Bois.  Elliot  Folger  Rogers. 
KobiTt  liiintoul  Kndicott,  .Ir.         Benjamin  Jerome  Sands. 

Wiiilhrop  Edwards  Fiske.  Ara  Nathaniel  Sargent. 

Francis  .Vngustna  Fo.xcroft.  Alfred  Frederick  Seligsberg. 

Harry  Hill  Haskell.  Charles  Winthrop  Spencer. 

Henry  Newell  Herman.  Frank  Staidey  Stebbins. 

Horare  Nchon  Herrick.  Benjamin  Trowbridge  Tilton. 


Dan  Burton  Holt. 
Han-ison  Darling  Jenks. 
Elmer  Lawtou  Kinyon. 
Henry  Barrett  Learned, 
riiilip  Littell. 
Joseph  Wheeloek  Lund. 
Charles  Addison  Miller. 


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Kussell  Tyson. 
Henry  Goodwin  Vaughan. 
Bcrtrand  Alfred  Walker. 
Charles  Howard  Walker. 
Samuel  Hugh  Watts. 
Richard  Harding  Weld,  Jr 
George  Leon  West. 


The  following  parts  were  delivered  : 

LATIN    SALUTATORY. 
Francis  Kingsley  Ball,  A.  B. 

DISQUISITION. 

William  Edward  Burghardt  Du  Bois,  A.  B.  :  ^^  Jefferson  Davis  as  a 
Jiepresentative  of  Civilization:' 

DISSERTATION. 

David  Clarence  Torrey  :  ^^How  a  University  can  pav  its  Debt  to 
the  People. 

ORATION. 

Raymond  Leslie  Weeks  :  ''Harvard  and  the  West:' 
George  Jacoh  Peirce,    Candidates  Scientiae :  ''The  S.nnhiosis 
oj  Insects  and  Plants" 


CLASS  OFFICERS. 


Fr 


President     . 
Vice-President 
Secretary     . 
Treasurer    . 
Captain  of  the  Crew 
Captain  of  the  Nine 
Captain  of  the  Eleven 


eshman  Year. 


Samuel  Dexter. 

Thomas  Smith  Woods. 

Augustus  Barker  Iligginson. 

Robert  Rantoul  Endicott. 

James  Pendleton  Hutchinson. 

Joseph  Vila. 

Tliomas  William  Slocum. 


Captain  of  the  La  Crosse  Team,  Warren  Fisher  Ga}-. 


VI 


Sophrtmore    Year. 

Prtmilent Samuel  Dexter. 

Vut'Prtnuleitt Tlioinas  Smith  WotkIs. 

Serrttary A»«i;u8tus  Bnrkor  Iliiiginson. 

Trrasurer Robert  Rantoul  Endicott. 

Ca/ilain  of  the  Crew  ....  Charles  Lemuel  Crehore. 

Ca/ttain  of  (he  yiue  ....  Frank  Rowers  McKean. 

Ctijitain  of  the  Eleven  Thomas  William  Sloium. 


Junior  Year, 

l*resident Samuel  Dexter. 

Vice-President       .... 
Secretart/  and  Treasurer 
CajMain  of  the  Crete 
Cajttaiu  of  the  Nine  . 
Cojttain  of  the  Elei^en 


Thomas  Smith  Woods. 
Ilollis  Horatio  Iluniiewell. 
Charles  Lemuel  Crehore. 
Frank  Bowers  McKean. 
Thomas  William  Slooum. 


Senior  Year 


President 

Vice-President 
Secretary  and  Treasurer 

Captain  of  the  Creio  . 

Captain  of  the  Nine  . 
Captain  of  the  Eleven 


Samuel  Dexter. 

Thoujas  Smith  Woods. 

.Joseph  Wlu'eloek  Lund. 
(  Charles  Lemuel  Crehore. 
\  Wellington  Wells. 

Robert  Eames  Faulkner. 

Thomas  William  Slocum. 


CLASS  DAY  OFFICERS. 

Orator Clement  Ganett  Morgan. 

Poet Waldron  Kintzini;  Po.st. 

Ivy  Orator Kelh)gs;  Fairbank. 

Oilist Herbert  Hates. 

Chorister Earnest  Abraham  liijjelow. 

First  Mnrshnl Ueiijamiu  Tro\vbridt;e  Tilton. 

Seetmd  Marshol Sanniel  Dexter. 

Ihird  }t<irshal Robert  Frederic  Herriek, 


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/  George  Blagtlen. 
Class  Day  Committee      .     .     .      ^  Charles  Lemuel  Crebore. 

(  David  Clarence  Torrey. 

!  Robert  Eames  Faulkner. 
Louis  Warren  Tulslfer. 
Eugene  Abraham  Darling. 
Class  Secretary Joseph  Wheelock  Lund. 


CLASS   MEETINGS. 

October  8,  1886.  Lower  Boylston.  Election  of  officers  for  the 
Freshman  year.  Samuel  Dexter,  Charles  Henry  Taylor  and 
Henry  Edwin  Burton  were  chosen  members  of  the  Undergraduate 
Committee  on  the  •ioOth  Anniversary  of  the  College.  HoUis 
Horatio  Hunnewell,  Arthur  Amory  and  James  Pendleton  Hutch- 
inson were  chosen  as  marshals  from  '90  for  the  Anniversary  torch- 
light procession. 

January  18,  1887.  Holden  Chapel.  Meeting  called  to  discuss 
challenge  from  Yale  '90  to  row  at  New  London.  Voted  that 
Harvard  accepts  Yale's  challenge  to  a  race  ;  the  race,  however, 
to  be  rowed  on  the  Charles  River  course. 

October  10,  1887.  Upper  Massachusetts.  Election  of  officers 
for  the  Sophomore  year.  A  committee  was  appointed  to  take 
action  on  the  death  of  John  William  Thomas  Leonard. 

October  4,  1888.  Upper  Massachusetts.  Election  of  officers 
for  the  Junior  year.  Voted  to  march  in  the  Repulilican  torchlight 
procession.  Benjamin  Trowbridge  Tilton,  Thomas  William 
Slocum  and  Samuel  Dexter  were  chosen  as  marshals  for  the  pro- 
cession. 

January  21,  1889.  Upper  Massachusetts.  Committee  of 
arraneements  of  the  Junior  Dinner  chosen. 

October  7,  1889.  Upper  Massachusetts.  Election  of  officers 
of  the  Senior  year.  N.  R.  George,  Jr.,  elected  captain  of  the  Tug 
of  War  team  in  place  of  E.  S.  Jones,  resigned. 

George  Blagden,  Waldron  Kintzing  Post  and  Robert  Eames 
Faulkner  chosen  to  make  arrangements  for  the  Class  Da}-  elec- 
tions. 


:j4 

(k-lober    16,  ISb'J.     Imwvi    Mu-ssachusetts.     Electiou  of  Class 
Da}'  «»rtlccrs. 
•fun.-  2i,  Ib'JU.     I'arkLT  House,  liostori. 


CLASS  DLXNERS. 

Mny  IM.  18H7,  Young's  Hotel.     Complimentary  to  Yale,  '90. 
Kelinmry  11>,  1MM9.     Junior  dinner  at  the  I'arker  House.     One 
liun.lreil  niemhers  of  the  class  were  present.     The  ofUcers  were  • 
President,     Samuel     Dexter;     Toast-viaater,     T.     W      Slocum  • 
Orator,  .1.    1'.    War.lner;  Poet,    W.    K.    Post;  a^orister,    R.  e' 
Faulkner;  Committee,  W.  H.  Dame,  F.  C.  Cobb,  P.  C.  Stewart' 
SlK-eches  were  n.adi'  by  K.  F.  Herrick  on  the  Varsity  crew  •  Wal- 
ter Meyer,  on  the  Mott  Haven  team  ;  K.  Fairbank,  on  the  "West  " 
C.  G.  Page,  on  the  Fast  Set ;  F.  F.  Causey,  on  the  South  ;  and  F. 
C  Cobh,  on  the  "  Crimson." 

February   26,    18l»0.     Senior   Dinner,   Parker   House.     About 
seventy-five  members  were  present.     The  officers  were  : 

Premlent,  Samuel  Dexter;   Orator,  E.  A.  Darling;  Poet    J     p 
U^'U^so^y   Toa.t-m,i.ter,  K.  Fairbank;   Chonster,  R.  E.  Faulkner' 
llie  following  toasts  were  responded  to: 

The  Crow,   K.    F.   Herrick;  The  '90  Foot-ball  Team.   T     W 
Slocum;  TheHieycle  Club,  G.  R.   Henshaw  ;  -fhe  Advocate,'' 
\'w     '"7" '/'The   Ladies,"  Sumner  Paine;  The  class  of  'oi, 
.'•  W.  Lund  ;  Harvard  in  the  Soutli,  F.  F.  Causey 

.Im.o  2.\  1890.     Commencement  Dinner,  Parker  House.    Sam- 
"H  Dexter  presided.     The  olliccrs  were  • 

/>r..yor,  E.  A.  Darling;  Poet,  J.   P.  Deuison  ;  Chorister,  E.  S 
Bigelow  ;    Tonst-mnMer.  T.  W.  Sh.cui 


im. 


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FUNDS. 

The  Class  Committee  is  gratified  to  report  that  the  response  to 
tiie  call  for  subscrii)tions  to  the  class  fund  has  been  prompt  and 
generous.  Two  hundred  and  forty-two  men,  including  fifteen  tem- 
porary members  and  special  students  have  subscribed  in  all  ^8470. 
The  balance  turned  over  to  the  treasurer  by  the  Class  Day  Com- 
mittee was  S2451.61,  making  a  total  fund  of  $10921.61.  As 
there  are  still  many  men  in  the  class  who  have  not  subscribed, 
it  may  reasonably  be  expected  that  this  sum  will  be  materially 
increased. 

Of  the  total  fund,  $4449.61  have  been  paid  in.  The  expendi- 
tures to  date  have  amounted  to  $898.01.  The  remainder,  with 
the  exception  of  a  balance  of  $259.89  for  contingent  expenses,  has 
been  placed  temporarily  at  interest.  The  final  disposition  of  the 
fund  has  not  yet  been  decided  upon. 

Of  the  first  instalment,  which  was  due  last  commencement  day, 
there  still  remains  $347.00  unpaid.  Subscribers  who  have  not 
paid  are  reminded  that  there  is  a  serious  loss  of  interest  caused  by 
the  delay,  and  are  urged  to  send  their  quotas  as  soon  as  possible. 

Communications  in  regard  to  the  fund  may  be  addressed  to  the 
acting  treasurer,  E.  A.  Darling,  14  Matthews  Hall,  Cambridge, 
Mass. 

ROBERT  EAMES  FAULKNER, 
EUGENE   ABRAHAM    DARLING, 
LOUIS  WARREN  PULSIFER, 

Class  Committee. 


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STATEMENT.  MARCH    ».   1890. 


The  Fund  wan  MibKcnbvd  a^  follows : — 


■» 

MibMrription    of 

$300.00 

$6nn.oo 

1 

■  I              ** 

200.00 

200.00 

. 

1 50.00 

300.00 

« 

1 00.00 

400.00 

2 

75  00 

150.00 

I 

60.00 

60.00 

65 

^0.00 

3250.00 

4 

to.oo 

160.00 

Vs-oo 

70.00 

4 

^o.oo 

120.00 

107 

.•5  00 

2675.00 

5 

JO.OO 

100.00 

<) 

15  00 

135.00 

16 

.. 

10.00 

160.00 

18 

It             t< 

5.00 

fp.OO 

242 

subscription^. 

Toi.il     . 

.   $8,470.00 

Averagi 

$35.00 

GENERAL  ACCOUNT. 


Total  Subscription    $8470.00 


$8470.00 


First  Instalments  $1347.00 

Anticipated    Pay- 
ments ....  651.00 

Overdue  Accounts  347-00 

Balance     not     yet 

due 6125.00 

$8470.00 


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BALANCE  SHEET. 


To  First  instalments 
•'    Anticipated  payments 
♦'    Class  Day  Com.  bal., 


Dr. 

$1347.00 

651.00 

2451.91 


$4449.61 


Or- 

By  Expenses,  Election  $82.25 

"  Printing,  etc.     234.83 

"  Dinner  443-50 

"  Albums  108.48 

'^  Sundries  28.95 

"    Deposits 

Charles  River  Bank  232.S9 
Cambridge  Savings  ycxaoo 
Boston  Safe  Dep.  Co.  2591.71 

"   Cash  Balance  27.00 


EUGENE  A. 


$4449  61 

DARLING, 

Act.  Treas. 


ORGANIZATIONS. 


40 


ATHLETIC. 

Univkiwity  Crew. 

B.  T.  Tilton,  R.  F.  Hcrrick  {captain)y  J.  P.  Ilutx-hiuson  (cap- 
ruin),  K.  D.  Uphatn.    Substitute  Samlford.  — 4 

Univeiisity  Foot-Ball  Eleven. 

S.  Dexter,  (of  Cfikago)  B.  T.  Tilton,  L.  A.  Piper,  ,J.  P.  Hut- 
c-liin8on.  —  4 

University  Nine. 

N.  W.  Miimford,  L.  A.  Piper,  P.  B.  Liun  {captain),  W.  M. 
Kvana.  K.    H.   MrKean.  — .''» 

University  Lacrosse  Twelve. 

A.  .M.  Mortou,  L.  W.  Pulsifer,  W.  Wells.  T.  Hourke,  II.  F. 
Iluwcs. 

•90  Tug  ok  War  Team. 

Freshman   Year. 

\i.  .It>ues,  Crehore,  llutcliiuson,  Aiuory  (anchor),  vs.  '8y.  '90 
won. 

K.  .Junes,  I^throp,  Hutchinson,  Sturgis  (anchor),  vs.  '88.  *88 
won. 

Sophomore  Year. 

R.  Jones,  E.  S.  Jones,  Piper,  A.  Amor}'  (ancfior),  rs.  '91.  '90 
won  l>y  ii  in.  ;  vs.  '88,  '88  won  by  4i.  in. 

Junior  Year. 

E.  S.  Jones,  George,  Tyson,  Aniory  (anchor),  vs.  '89.  '89  won 
bv  H»  in. 

Senior  Year. 

Crnn*',  Duncan,  Gorham,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  (anchor),  vs.  '91. 
Wou  by  '91  by  1 J  in. 


41 


University  Cricket  Twelve. 

T.  W.  Balch  (President) y  R.  D.  Brown  (Captain),  G.  L.  Bar- 
ney, P.  K.  Brown,  S.  Dexter  (of  Boston),  C.  F.  Jiulson,  O.  B. 
Judsou,  H.  H.  Hunnevvell,  H.  F.  Howes,  F.  B.  Myers. 

University  Games. 
At  Cambridge,  June  13,  18S7. 


1st  Ins. 

2d  Ins. 

Total 

Pennsylvania, 

68 

123 

191 

Harvard, 

73 

16 

89 

University  of  Pennsylvania  won  bj'  102  runs. 

At  Philadelphia,  May  25,  1889. 

1st  Ins,      2d  Ins.        Total. 
Pennsylvania,  130  130 

Harvard,  87  73  87 

At  Haverford,  May  30,  1890. 

1st.  Ins.        2d  Ins.        Total. 
Harvard,  106  58  (6w.)         164 

Haverford,  42  28  (6w.)  70 

At  Cambridge,  June  11,  1890. 

1st.  Ins.        2d  Ins.        Total. 
Harvard,  37  18  65 

Pennsylvania,  123  11  (6w.)         134 

Bicycle  Club. 

E.  T.  Brewster,  A.  M.  Chase,  F.  R.  Codnian,  F.  C.  Cobb,  J. 
T.  Crawley,  F.  P.  Cutting,  G.  E.  Dadman,  E.  A.  Darlino;,  C.  R. 
Eastman,  W.  H.  Evans,  G.  B.  Ilenshaw,  M.  F.  Hill,  H.  Job,  A. 
Koshland,  F.  B.  McKean,  G.  H.  Merrill,  A.  M.  Morton,  E.  F. 
Rogers,  J.  P.  Sheffield,  W.  E.  Smith,  C.  W.  Spencer,  W.  Wells. 

Canoe  Club. 

Arthur  Aniory,  Jr.,  T.  R.  Akin,  C.  B.  Barnes,  Jr.,  J.  C.  Barr, 
Edgar  Barrage,  George  Blagdeu,  Jr.,  B.  P.   Cheney,  Jr.,  C.    L. 


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Crehore,  It.  B.  CrowninsliiiM,  H.  Corning,  li.  II.  Uickson,  Jr., 
A.  I*.  Kn^Inon.^,  K.  K.  Faulkner,  R.  M.  FuUerlou,  J.  D.  Gorhuni, 
U.  F.  Herrick.  K.  W.  Hirrick,  H.  H.  Hunnewell,  II.  Jones,  Sayrc 
McIxKxl,  iC.  L.  McDutne,  G.  K.  Pnysoii,  P.  S.  Parker,  W.  B. 
Steams,  H.  F.  Str«»ut,  H.  11.  Thorndikc,  H.  G.  Vaughan,  R.  H. 
Weld,  Jr.,  R.  I).  Ware,  R.  T.  Walker,  H.  E.  Warren,  S.  H.  Watts, 
C.   F.  Wliito,  T.  S.  Woods. 

Canoe  Cllij  Races.  —  May  29,  1888.  Tandem  birch.  One 
mile  with  turn. 

(1)  C.  Green,  'H'.*,  and  Vaughan,  '1>0  ;  (2)  Townsend,  '89,  and 
Holder,  '88;  (3)  Dc  Blois,  '89,  and  Marquand,  '89.  Time  11  ni. 
8>  sec. 

Tandem  Wooden  Canoes.     One  mile  with  turn. 

(1)  R.  F.  Herrick,  '90,  and  Payson,  '90;  (2)  Crehore,  '90,  and 
Amory,  '90  ;  (3)  Parker,  '89,  and  Pulsifer,  '90  ;  (4)  Stokes,  '91 ,  and 
Winthrop,  '91;  (5)  Potter,  '91,  and  M.  Williams,  '91.  Time 
10  Ml.  14  §  see. 

Singles.     J  mile  straight  away. 

(1)  Herrick, '90;  (2)  Amory, '90  ;  (3) Stokes, '91  ;  Time  6  m. 
30.  8. 

April  23,  1889,  Boat  House  Course. 

Canoes  with  double  ijlades. — Won  by  Stickney,  '91,  and 
BatcheMer,  '92;  Tandem  Birches. — Won  by  Harding,  '91,  Van 
Sdiaick  '92;   (2)  Crowninshield, '90,  and  Fesseudcn, '90. 

Oi'EN  Canoes,  single  blades. — (1)  Herrick,  '90  ;  (2)  Cheney, 
•no 

Polo  Club. 

T.  S.  Bradlee,  II.  Chalfant,  C.  L.  Crehore,  R.  I.  Crokcr,  F.  G. 
Curtis,  S.  Doxter  of  Boston,  11.  II.  Ilnnncwell,  A  P>.  Whiting, 
Charles  Wheeler,  M.  S.  West,  R.  F.  Parker,  Guy  No.man,  N.  W. 
.Muinford,  C.  S.  Matthews.  K.  Magoun,  .1.  W.  Lapsley,  Cambridge 
Livingstone,  S.  Dexter  (of  Chicago). 

Hakvakd  SnooTiNO  Club. 

A.  Amory.  Jr.,  F.  W.  Bacon,  C.  B.  Barnes,  Jr.,  J.  C.  Barr,  E.  A. 
Bigelow,(J.  Blagden.  Jr.,  M.  Blum,  J.  W.  Coombs,  H.  Corning,  J. 
Crane,  Jr..    II.    T.    Davis,  S.    Dexter,  2d.,    B.    II.    Dick.son,   F. 


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G.  Eaton,  K.  Fairbank,  H.  H.  Haskell,  R.  Kuhn,  A.  li.  Higginson, 
R.  F.  Lewis,  C.  Livingston,  J.  W.  Lapsley,  IL  De  F.  Loekwood, 
G,  Norman,  S.  Paine,  P.  S.  Parker,  R.  F.  Parker,  G.  R.  Paybon, 
Jr.,  W.  K.  Post  (President),  C.  W.  Smith,  H.  F.  Strout,  A. 
Sweeny,  K.  M.  Taylor,  H.  H.  Tliormlike,  R.  Tyson,  IL  G. 
Vaughan,  R.  D.  Ware,  S.  H.  Watts,  R.  11.  Weld,  C.  Wiieeler,  G. 
W.  Wheelrigbt. 


Yale  Matches. 

May  25th,  1889,  Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Watertowu. 
Harvard.  Yale. 


Lamb, 

26 

Luce, 

25 

Quiulan, 

22 

Mackay, 

25 

Green, 

23 

Pike, 

17 

Sage, 

21 

Locke, 

20 

Paddock, 

21 

Swcetser, 

10 

121 


98 


May  16,  1890,  at  New  Haven. 
Harvard. 


Luce, 

19 

Bacon , 

25 

Mackay, 
Post, 

18 
22 

Lamb, 

15 

99 


Yale. 

White, 

Farwell. 

Sage, 

Clay, 

Burrell, 


Nov.  23,  1889,  Harvard  as.  Yale,  at  Springfield. 

Harvard.  Yale. 

Luce,                 24  Locke, 

Bacon,                22  Burrell, 

Post,                  19  Pike, 

Quiulan,             21  Farwell, 

Dodge,               16  Sage, 


18 
21 
IG 
24 
24 

103 


11 

23 
19 
23 
21 


102 


97 


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May  Ifi,  l^yO,  Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven 
J/arvard. 


Luce, 

\'J 

Bacon, 

25 

Mark  ay, 

18 

ro8t, 

•J2 

Lamb, 

1.') 

Yale. 

White, 

18 

Far  well, 

21 

Sage, 

16 

Clay, 

24 

Burrell, 

24 

99  103 

iSi'AKHiNG  Association. 

L.  \V.  ChainlK-rlin,  C.  L.  Crehore,  F.  G.  Curtis,  S.  Dexter 
(of  Cliicapo),  W.  K.  Tost. 

Vaksity  Club. 

r.  \i.  \Aim,  C.  A.  Davinport,  L.  A.  Piper,  8.  Dexter  (of  Chi- 
rajjo),  K.  F.  Herrick,  J.  C.  McCoy,  W.  C.  Downs,  S.  McLeod, 
W.  11.  Kvans,  L.  W.  PuLsifer. 


COLLEGE  PAPEH8. 


Advocate. 

W.  K.  Post,  G.  P.  Wardner,  (President),  W.  M.  Fullerton, 
F.  S.  Duncan,  L.  W.  Pnlsifcr  {business  ediior) . 

CUIMSON. 

F.  C.  Cobb,  K.  A.  Darling,  W.  M.  Fullerton,  (President),  T. 
\V.  Hulch,  F.  P.  Kiumons,  H.  F.  Strout.  R.  E.  Faulkner,  H.  O. 
Poor.     .1.  \V.  Lund,  G.  R.  Payson.  (business  editor). 

Lampoon. 

.1.  1'.  Denison,  (Presideni),  E.  Burrage,  R.  D.  Ware.  C.  W, 
SuiiUi,  and  E.  Burnige  (business  editors). 

Monthly. 

H.  Uai.s.  K.  W.  Herrick,  H.  T.  Parker,  N.  Hapgood,  P.  S. 
AblK)ti. 


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SOCIAL,   LITERARY   AND   MUSICAL. 

A.  D.  Club. 

Chalfant,  Creliore,  Dame,  Dexter  (of  Chicago),  Fessenden, 
Hutchinson,  McCoy,  F.  P.  Magoun,  Matthews,  Muniford,  Slocuni, 

Stewart. 

A.  A.  4>. 

Barr,  Blagden,  Bigelow,  Chalfant,  Crehore,  Dame,  Fairl»ank, 
Fessenden,  Hunnewell,  Hutchinson,  Lockwood,  McCoy.  Matthews, 
Mumford,  Myer,  Post,  Slocura,  Tyson,  Wheeler. 

Andover  Club. 

Babbit,  B.  E.  Carter,  Carpenter,  Gorham,  Hartridge,  Lawrence, 
Lund,  E.  V.  Morgan,  Wicks,  Weed,  Weeks. 

Art  Club. 

Araory,  Barr,  Blagden,  Bradlee,  Chalfant,  Crocker,  Curtis, 
Fairbank,  Dame,  Fessenden,  Hunnewell,  Lai)sley,  Lockwood,  F. 
P.  Magoun,  K.  Magoun,  Matthews,  McCoy,  Mumford,  Norman, 
R.  F.  Parker,  Slocum,  Wheeler. 

Banjo  Club. 
Emmons,  Stearns,  Payson. 

B.  0.  n. 
Leach. 

BoYLSTON  Chemical  Club. 
Fiske,  Swinburn,  Crawley,  AVheelwright. 

Camera  Club. 

Aldrich,  Bacon,  Cook,  Dadmun,  Duncan,  Glazier,  McDullie, 
Strout,  W.  Wells. 


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Chapel  Choik. 

E.  n.  lA-nvitt. 

Ciifc>s  AM>  Whist  Club. 

I'.  S.  Ahlw.t.  T.  Akiii.T.  W.  Haldi,  R.  T).  Hiown,  P.  K.  Brown, 
K.  Htirrajjr,  K.  V.  Cab<.l,  II.  Corninj;,  L.  W.  Ch.iinlioilin,  F.  C. 
Colli*,  .1.  Cniiie,  E.  A.  Diiriinj^,  .1.  1'.  Dcnisou,  H.  II.  Dickson,  A. 
r.  KiiuiioiiH,  K.  E.  Faulkner,  It.  C.  Harrison,  K.  W.  Ilcrrick,  C. 
F.  .Iiiilson,  O.  H.  Juilson,  C.  A.  Lewis,  R.  L.  McDnllle,  L.  W. 
I'lilsifiT,  (i.  Stevens,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  S.  H.  Tliurnclike,  II.  G. 
Vauglian,  K.   T.  Walker. 

Classical  Club. 

1'.  S.  Al.l.ott,  F.  C.  Babbitt,  F.  K.  Ball,  W.  N.  Bates,  R.  D. 
Bniwns.  II.  K.  Burton,  L.  H.  Dow,  C.  M.  Eaton,  M.  E.  Gill,  R. 
C.  Harrison.  A.  \V.  Hoilirman,  E.  P.  Kelly,  M.  \V.  Mather,  H. 
T.  IVrry. 

La  Conkkkknce  Fkan^aise. 

R.  H.  Arms,  T.  W.  Balch,  C.  P.  Blaney,  L.  Calkins,  R.  M. 
Fullerton,  H.  S.  Glazier,  R.  C.  Harrison,  H.  H.  Hunnewell,  R. 
.Ione>.  ().  r..  .lu.Non.  II.  O.  Poor,  B.  J.  Saiuls,  P.  C.  SU'wart,  S. 
If.  riiorndike.  B.  T.  Tilton,  W.  N.  Bates,  E.  M.  Boyer,  R.  I). 
Brown,  CJ.  E.  Dadniun,  M.  E.  Gill,  N.  Hapgood,  II.  B.  ILustings, 
E  S.  .loues,  C.  F.  Judson,  C.  Livingston,  L.  R.  Pnlsifer,  H.  F. 
Slront.  A.  Sweeny,  H.  II.  Tborndike,  W.   F.  Tilton.  R.  Calkins. 

Connecticut  Club. 

F.  C.  Babbitt,  B.  E.  Carter,  P.  II.  Cheney. 

Co-operative  Society. 
Director  from  '.W,  Russel  Tyson. 

A.  K.  E. 

Amory,  Barr,  Barnes,  Bijjelow,  Blagden,  Bradlce,  Burragc. 
Chanler,  Chalfant,  B.  P.  Cheney,  Clark,  .1.  S.  Codnian.  J.  Crane, 
W.  S.  Crane,  Dame,  Davis,  Denison,  Dexter  (Boston),  Dexter 
(Chicago),  Dickson,  Fairbank,  Faulkner,  Fesscnden,  Hartridge, 


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R.  F.  Herrick,  Hunnewell,  Huntington,  Hutchinson,  E.  Jones, 
R.  Jones,  Lapsey,  R.  F.  Lewis,  Linn,  Livingston,  Lockwood, 
Lothrop,  McCo}',  M'Cleod,  K.  Mugoun,  F.  P.  Miigoun,  Matthews, 
Myer,  Norman,  P.  S,  Parker,  R.  F.  Parker,  Paysou,  Poor,  Post, 
Sanford,  Slocum,  C  W.  Smith,  E.  Sturgis,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  Stewart, 
Taylor,  B.  T.  Tilton,  Tyson,  Upham,  V'aughan,  Vingiit,  Watts, 
Weld,  West,  Wheeler,  Wheelright,  White,  Whiting,  Woods. 

Dining  Association. 

Directors. 

Freshman  Year. — Garrison,  Wheel wrigiit. 
Sophomore  Tear. — Araory,  B.  T.  Tilton. 
Junior  Year. — Duncan,  Payson. 
Senior  Year. — Endicott,  Duncan. 

A.  *. 

Crowninshield,  Dexter    (Boston),   Stewart,   Vaughan,    Wlieel- 
wright,  Whiting. 

A.  Y. 

Blaney,  Cutting,    R.    E.   Dodge,  Dow,  Fiske,  Fisher,  Gulick, 
Keliam,  Mann,  Morton,  Palmer,  C.  H.  Page,  Perry,  Pond,  Roberts 

Sands,  Weeks. 

Deutscher  Verein. 

R.  Calkins,  L.  H.  Dow,  R.  G.  Fessenden,   Norman   llapgood, 
C.  F.  Judson,  G.  Norman,  A.  F.  Seligsberg,  H.  G.  Villard. 

Electrical  Club. 
Dadmun,  Dickerman,  Duncan,  Eastman,  Nntt,  W.   E.  Smith. 

English  Club. 

Abbot,  Duncan,  Harrison,  Littell,  Wardner,    H.   Bates,  Hap- 
good,  R.  W.  Herrick,  Rublee. 

Exeter  Club. 


C.  L.  Bean,  F.  P.  Cutting,  W.  C.  Downs.  F.  S.  Duman,  R.  R. 
Endicott,  Jr.,  N.  R.  George,  ,lr.,  A.  N.  Hand,  W.  .1.  Latta,  M. 
W.  Mather,  F.  B.  McKean,  R.  B.  Montgomery,  F.  L.  Olmsted, 
J.  P.  Sheffield,  G.  O.  Swasey,  R.  T.  Walker. 


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FiNAT^CE  Club. 

C.  L.  Bonn,  C.  r.  lUaiu'y,  A.  C.  Miirnham,  li.  J.  Ctirey,  R.  H. 
(uat-sw.^rlli,  W.  M.  Cole,  K.  H.  Kn.Ucott,  H.  Fisher,  E.  B.  Greene, 
A.  A.  Miil.liaril,  H.  IIiKlston,  Kolu'it  .lob,  F.  15.  McKojiii,  S.  Mc- 
I^hmI.  <•.  A.  Mill<r.  K.  n.  Myers,  F.  I..  Olmst.-.l,  W.  K.  Rose, 
II.  W  .  Uoyjil,  C.  W.  SjM'iKvr,  F.  S.  Sul.liins,  S.  II.  Tlionulike, 
11    (..  V.iii^'lmii,  11.  ('.  Villnnl,  H.  A.  Wulkcr.  S.  U.  WutLs. 

FuKK  Wool  Club. 

Halrli,  Hean,  Hliiin,  Itiirrage,  Ciuisey,  U.  A.  Clark,  Crawley, 
!)('I^)iifj,  Dow,  K.  Jones,  ().  H.  .Indson,  McDiitlii',  McLeod,  Me- 
Kean,  Seli{»sl)urg,  S.  H.  Tliorndike,  Watts,  Weed,  Woods. 

Glee  Club. 

JjCailfr :  Higelow. 

Fir»t  Tenors:  Gay,  Nuss. 

Second  Tenors :  Fnllerton,  Whcelriglit. 

First    Basses:  Lockwooil,  Darling,  K.  Jones. 

Second  Ikiases :  Woods,  Hradlee. 

YodleVy  Denison. 

'90  Fkkshman  Glee  Club. 

First  Tenors:  E.  Hiirrag.-,  W.  F.  Gay,  R.  L.  McDuffee,  G.  V. 
MacNirliol,  E.  S.  Rawson. 

Second  Tenors:  W.  S.  Crane,  R.  M.  Fnllerton,  H.  O.  Pot)r,  G. 
W.  Wheelwright,  Jr. 

First  BiLHses:  J.  S.  Co<!man,  E.  A.  Darling,  J.  P.  Denison,  O. 
Iltjwe,  .Ir.,  11.  D(!F.  I/(M>kwoo<l. 

Second  liusses :  V.  S.  Bradley,  R.  E.  Fanlkner,  E.  R.  Leavitt,  S. 
M(Ia'.h1,T.  S.  W(.<>ds. 

Aec(nn]>auist :  E.  A.  Higelow. 

y<Hller :  .1.  1*.  Denison.  * 

Hastv  Pudding  Club. 

Akin,  Ainory,  Rarnes,  Harr,  Higeltnv,  Hlagden,  Bradlee,  Bnr- 
nims  Calxit,  ChalfanL,  L.  Chanilnrlain,  B.  P.  Cheney,  J.  S.  Cod- 
uuin,  Cobl»,  Corning,  J.  Crane,  Jr.,  W.  S.  Crane,  Crehore,  Crocker, 


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Crowninshield,  Curtis,  Dame,  Darling,  Denison,  Dexter  (Boston), 
Dexter  (Chicago), Dickson,  Diidlckl,  Emmons, Fairbank,  Faulkner, 
Fessenden,  Fullerton,  Ga}-,  Garrison,  Hartridge,  R.  F.  Herrick,  R. 
Jones,  Hunnewell,  Huntington,  Hutchinson,  Lapsle}-,  Lewis,  Linn. 
Littell,  Livingstone,  Lockwood,  Lotlirop,  Lund,  McCoy,  McClcod, 
McDnflie,  F.  P.  Magoun,  K.  Magoun,  Matthews,  Mumford,  Myer, 
Norman,  R.  F.  Parker,  Payson,  Post,  Pulsifer,  Rublee,  Stevens, 
Slocum,  C.  W.  Smith,  Stewart,  E.  Sturgis,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  Taylor, 
H.  H.  Thorndike,  B.  T.  Tilton,  W.  F.  Tilton,  Tyson,  Vaughan, 
Wardner,  Ware,  Weld,  Wells,  West,  AVheeler,  Wheelright,  Whi- 
ting, Woods. 

Piper,  Poor,  Upham,  Honorary. 

Historical  Society. 

Philip  S.  Abbot,  E.  8.  Bayer,  E.  Burrage,  E.  A.  Darling,  S. 
Dexter,  1st,  Kellogg  Fairbank,  R.  Fessenden.  R.  C.  Harrison, 
Sturgis  Lothrop,  F.  L.  Olmsted,  W.  K.  Post,  W.  K.  Rose,  D. 
C,  Torrey,  G.  P.  AVardner,  H.  T.  Fogg. 

Institute  of  1770. 

Amorj',  Andrews,  Barnes,  Barr,  F.  S.  Bates,  Beecher,  Blagdcn, 
Bradlec,  Burrage,  Cabot,  Chalfant,  S.  W.  Ciiamberlain,  B.  P. 
Cheney,  Wyly  Clark,  J.  S.  Codman,  F.  P.  Codman,  Cobb,  Corn- 
ing, J.  Crane,  Jr.,  W.  S.  Crane,  Damo,  Davis,  Davenport,  Dex- 
ter (Boston),  Dexter  (Chicago),  Dickson,  Emmons,  Fairbank. 
Faulkner,  Fessenden,  Fisher,  Fullerton,  Garrison,  Gay,  Gorhani, 
Hartridge,  R.  F.  Herrick,  Howe,  Hunnewell,  Huntington,  Kiin- 
berly,  Hutchinson,  E.  Jones,  R.  Jones,  O.  B.  Judson,  C.  F.  Judson, 
Lapsley,  R.  F.  Lewis,  C.  D.  Lewis,  Linn,  Littell,  Livingstone, 
Lockwood,  Lothrop,  Lund,  McCoy,  McCleod,  McKean,  McDutlie, 
K.  Magoun,  F.  P.  Magoun,  Matthews,  Myer,  Norman,  P.  S. 
Parker,  R.  F,  Parker,  Paine,  Payson,  Poor,  Post,  Riclimonil, 
Rublee,  Sabine,  E.  Sturgis,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  Slocum,  Stevens, 
Stewart,  Taylor,  H.  H.  Thorndike,  S.  Thorndike,  B.  T.  'I'llbui. 
W.  F.  Tilton,  R.  Tyson,  A.  M.  Tyson,  Vaughan,  Viiigut,  \ihi, 
Warren,  Wardner,  Washburn,  Weld,  West,  Wheeler,  Wheelwright, 
White,  Whiting,  Woods. 

Minnesota  Club. 

C.  K.  Bennett,  F.  W.  Dewart,  C  R.  Eastman. 


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Natiuai.  History  Society. 


F.  W.  AlkiuHoii,   II.  K.   Uiowu,   i'.   K.   Hrusvii,  B.   T.  ClK-iK-y, 

ClifTord,    ColU)ii,    n:i|)<,'<>o<l,    Howes,  Nickerson,  Pierce,   N.   B. 

Poller,  Sumrus,   Davenport,   Darliug,  S.  Dexter,  2in\,   Kiistnmn, 
Ktniuons,  E.  Slurgis,  Wjiughop. 


O.  K. 

Philips.  AbI)Ot,  Herbert  IJutes,  F.  C  Cobb,  .1.  P.  Denison, 
S.  Dexter,  2ml,  F.  S.  Duncan,  K.  Fairliank,  It.  M.  Fiillerton, 
Norman  Hapgo<.<l,  H.  W.  Herriek,  Philip  Liltell.  W.  8.  H.  Lothrop, 
W.  K.  Post,  L.  W.  Piilsifer,  George  Rublee,  G.  P.  Warduer. 

*.  B.  K. 

P.  S.  Ablwtt,  R.  H.  Arms,  F.  C.  Babbitt.  J.  H.  Boynton,  R.  D. 
Brown.  A.  ('.  Burnham.  H.  E.  Burton,  L.  H.  Dow,  F.  S.  Duncan, 
C.  M.  F^alon,  N.  R.  (icorge,  C.  B.  Gulick,  N.  Hapgooil,  A.  W. 
Hoclgman,  F.  Irwin,  M.  W.  Mather,  C.  L.  Mix,  G.  Rublee,  II.  T. 
Perry,  M.  C.  Sloes,  S.  F.  Swinburne,  F.  8.  Stebbins,  G.  P.  Ward- 
mr,  R.  L.  Weeks,  C.  II.  Page. 

PiiiLOsoriiM  Ai,  Club. 

AliixdI.  DuBois,  ('allot,  Eastman.  Harrison,  Haski-ll,  Hapgood, 
lltwt's,  I.und,  Milh'r.  Pulsifi-r. 

n.  H. 

Aldricii,  Arms,  Boynton,  Buttimcr,  L.  Calkins,  Coombs,  Dad- 
man,  Davenport,  Di'  Ix)ng,  Eddy,  Fogg,  Haml,  Haskell,  Leavitt, 
W.  R.  Magoun,  Martin.  Merrill,  Miller,  Montgomery,  Pingree.  .1. 
S.  l*otter,  N.  B.  Potter,  Robinson,  Rogers,  Rose,  W.  E.  Smith. 
Spi'ncer,  Stearns,  St  rout,  Swasey,  Wells, 

PiKKiAN  Sodality. 

(Jondiwlor :  C.  K.  Bennett. 

Second  Violins:  L.  Calkins,  R.  Calkins,  Hayes. 

'Ci'Uocs:  Woltl",  Villard. 

Contra  lUtss :  H.  l'\  Brown,  C.  Nutt. 

Trumjwt:  C.  I).  Harp. 

Trombone  :}\  K.  Waughop. 


51 

PORCELLIAN    ClUB. 

Araory,  Bradlee,  Crocker,  Hunnewell,  Norman,  R.  C.  Parker. 

Republican  Club. 

Mass  Meeting,  Nov.  2,  1888. 

Executive  Committee  from  '90.  F.  P.  Bates,  R.  D.  Brown,  Cbal- 
fant,  McCo.y,  Norman,  Wardner. 

St.  Pauls  Sociktv. 

A.  Amory,  Jr.,  F,  W.Andrews,  E.  L.  Atkinson,  T.  W.  Balch, 
G.  L.  Barney,  J.  C.  Barr,  H.  Bates,  T.  S.  Beecher,  G.  Blagden, 
R.  D.  Brown,  H.  Cbalfant,  .T.  S.  Codman,  A.  P.  Emmons,  H.  H. 
Hunnewell,  C.  F.  Judson,  O.  B.  Judson,  P.  Littell,  W.  S.  H. 
Lothrop,  R.  L.  McDuffie,  C.  A.  Miller,  W.  W.  Mulford,  C.  G. 
Paye,  G.  R.  Payson,  H,  T,  Perry,  E.  8.  Rawson,  G.  Rublcc, 
E.  Sturgis,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  H.  H.  Tborndike,  S.  H.  Tborndike, 
H.  G.  Vaugban,  R.  T.  Walker,  R.  M.  Wasbburn. 

Signet. 

Abbot,  Beecher,  Cobb,  Darling,  Duncan,  Endicott,  Fairbank, 
Fullerton,  Gay,  Harrison,  R.  F.  Herrick,  R.  W.  Hcrrick,  Littell, 
Lund,  H.  T.  Parker,  Post,  Pulsifer,  B.  T.  Tilloii.  W.  F.  Tiltun. 
Ware,  Wardner. 

Southern  Club. 
Causey,  R.  A.  Clark,  Crawley,  Hartridge. 

Tariff  Reform  Association. 

3fass  Meeting,  Oct.  10, 1S8S. 
Executive  Committee  from  '90.    C  IL  Taylor  Jr.,  K.  V.  H»iriok. 

Harvard  Total  Abstinence  League. 

W.  L.  Barren,  J.  H.  Boynton,  H.  F.  Brown,  E.  T.  Bre^v>tl•^, 
B.  E.  Carter,  N.  R.  George,  Jr.,   C.  B.   Guliok,  H.  D.  Jei.k^, 


52 

i:.  1'.  K.llcy,  K.  L.  Kinyoii,  C.  Nult,  V.  L.  Olmsted,  C.  G.  Page, 
il.  \V.  Koyal,  .1.  H.  Scott,  F.  8.  SLebbins,  D.  C.  Torrey,  P.  R. 
Waugliop,  A.  S.  Wicks. 

Hakvaki)  Union. 

T.  W.  I5:ilcli.  .J.  C.  Ban,  U.  Hiites,  C.  V.  Hlniay,  B.  L.  Drew, 
F.  A.  Foxcroft,  E.  S.  GrilFing,  C.  F.  Judson,  O.  B.  Judson,  F. 
S.  Sttbbius,  D.  C.  Torrey,  W.  Wells. 

Young  Mkn's  Chkistian  Association. 

M.  Bailey,  F.  K.  Ball,  W.  L.  Barrell,  E.  T.  Brewster,  H.  F. 
Brown,  C.  W.  Burr,  B.  E.  Carter,  R.  J.  Carey,  G.  A.  Chamber- 
lain, Chase,  K.  H.  Coatsworth,  H.  Folks,  K.  M.  Fullerton,  F.  L. 
CkmmIsucmhI,  II.  I).  Jciiks,  R.  .lob,  E.  1'.  Kelly,  S.  C.  Lawrence, 
M.  W.  iMallur,  F.  B.  Myers,  C.  G.  Page,  George  Rnblee,  Samuel 
Sanford,  C.  W.  Smith,  Edward  Sturgis,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  B.  T. 
Tilton,  W.  F.  Tilton,  D.  C.  Torrey,  B.  A.  Walker,  A.  S.  Wicks. 

Z.  ^. 

Amory,  Bradlee,  Chanler,  Crocker,  Curtis,  Lapsley,  Livingston, 
I",  r.  Magoun,  Norman. 


ATHLETIC  RECORD. 


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BOATING. 

FRKSIIMAN  YEAR.   1886-1887. 

Officers   TT.    r.   Ti.   C. 

V.  S.  ('«)i»i,ii>(;k,  '87,  J'nsidettf, 

{'.  v.  Apams,  '88,   Vke-Pri'siden(. 

V.  i;.  Hai.«h,  '88,    Treasurer. 

C.  Amoky.  '88,  Secretary. 

\\.  W .  IvEYES,  '87,  Captnin    University     retc. 

Univkk-sitv  Rack. — -luuo  27,  1887.  New  Loiuluu.  Four  miles 
hlniijilit  :iw:iy. 

1.  //</rm/f/.— Butler  (1;")8)  bow;  Woo(l(iril);  Ke.vo8(lfi2) 
mptain;  SdiroU  (1(51)  ;  Davis  (Ifi7)  ;  PfeifTer  (  H18)  ;  Rrooks  ( 168)  ; 
Stonow  (1  12)  stroke;  Hnnviie  (;>8)  coxsirai}!.  Time.  2(1  m.  20  sec* 

2.  C'llumltiii. — Rieli:ir<ls  (1")."))  hoio ;  Warren,  (1«'>())  ;  Haeoii 
(l.VSA)  ;  Apple<;ate  (167)  ;  Stevens  (162)  ;  Harris  {\l'^)  ;  Beck- 
witli   (KJD)  ;    Loekwood    (100)   stroke;     iMorril    (102)    coxswain. 

Tinjc,  20  m.  29  sec. 

Univkksity  Race. — .Tnly  1,  1887.  New  lyondon.  Four  miles 
straight  away. 

1.  r(i7''. —Wileox  (1 16)  how;  Gill  (161 )  ;  Rogers  (\^e^)  captain  ; 
Mi(KllelinH)k  (H'>2);  WootlrntV  ( 166)  ;  Stevenson  (161)  ;  Carter 
(I')8)  ;  C'aldwi'll  (l.'»0)  stroke;  Thompson  (101)  coxswain.     Time, 

22  m.  .')6  8ec. 

2.  //annrr/.— Butler  (l.")7)  />o?c;  Wood  (160);  Keyes  (161) 
capUiin;  SchroU  (160);  Davis  (166);  Pfeiirer  (H»7);  Brooks 
(IGf));    Storrow    (111)   stroke;    Browne    (98)   coxswain.      Time, 

23  m.  10^  sec. 

•Hr«ling  previous  record  of  20  m.  32  sec. 


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SOPHOMORE  YEAR,  1887-88. 
Officers  II.   U.  B.  C. 

F.  G.  Balcii,  '88,  President. 

E.  C.  Stouuow,  '89,  Vice- Presides  t. 

F.  G.  Parker,  '89,  Secretary. 
Thornton  Woodbury,  '89,  Treasurer. 

E.   C.   PfEIFFER,    'H9,  )    ri       a  .r   ^ 

„    ^   .,  .^       f  Captain  of  Crew. 

E.  C.  Storrow,  '89,   i       ^  "^ 

Clifford  Watson,   -\ 

F.  Peahody,  Jr.,      >  Grad.  Advisory  Board. 
Robert  Bacon,         ) 

University  Race. —  New  Lontloii.  Juno  29,  1888.  Four 
miles  straight  away. 

Yale.— Bow,  R.  M.  Wilcox,  '88  {U)->)  ;  2,  C.  O.  (Jill,  '88  ( 1  71 )  ; 
3,  G.  S.  Brewster,  '91  (168)  ;  4,  J.  A.  Hartwell,  '89  (Ifi.'.)  ;  o,  W. 
H.  Corl)in,  '89  (177)  ;  G,  F.  A.  Stevenson,  '88,  captain,  (1G8)  ; 
7,  G.  R.  Carter,  '88  (159)  ;  stroke,  S.  M.  Cross,  '88  (ir)9)  (aver- 
age 1G9  lbs.)  ;  coxswain,  R.  Thompson,  '90  (lOG).  Subs.  (J. 
W.  Woodruff,  '89  (176)  ;  R.  James,  '90  (158). 

Harvard. — Bow,  E.  C.  Storrow,  '89,  cajitain  (148)  ;  2,  .1.  H. 
Markoe,  '89  (178)  ;  3,  P.  D.  Trafford  '89  (169)  ;  A,  B.  T.  Tilton, 
'90  (179)  ;  5,  J.  T.  Davis,  Jr.,  '89  (170)  ;  7,  C.  E.  Sdiroll,  L.  S. 
(161)  ;  7,  J.  R.  Finlay,  '91  (190)  ;  stroke,  W.  Alexander,  L.  S. 
(154)  (Average,  168^  lbs.)  ;  coxswain,  .1.  K.  Whitney,  'H9  (9S). 
Subs.  G.  A.  Carpenter,  '88  (165)  ;  R.  S.  Gorham.  L.  S.  (155). 

Yale  won  by  21  lengths.  Time  20  inin.  10  sec*  Harvard's  time 
was  21  miu.  24  sec. 

♦Beating  best  previous  record  of  20  in.   20  sec,  made  by  Harvard  in 

1887. 


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JUNIOR  YKAR,  1888-89. 

Officers  II.  U.  B.  C. 

Cyniitir.  T.    Kf.tf.9,  '89,   Prexulent. 

.1.    \V.   I^i'Ni),  '90,    Vice-prexideut . 

C.   L.  Ckkiiokk,  '90,  Secretary. 

S.   Dkxtkk,  '90,   Treasurer. 

.1.  U.  F.NI.AY,  '91,  I  ^     ,    .       ^  ., 

„    ,,    ,,  ,nn       \  Captain  of  Crew. 

K.  P.  IIkkkick,   90,     )       ' 

.1.  .1.  Stokuow,  Jr.  '85,  Coach. 

May  8,  1889.  Harvard  —  Boston  Athi.ktic  Club  —  Union 
HoAT  Ci.L'H.     Two  mile  race.     C'Imrlcs  River  Course. 

1 .  Ffnrvanl.—Iioiv,  S.  Sanfonl  ( 159)  ;  2,  W.  Alexander  (154)  ; 
3,  ('..  IVrry  (IGG);  4,  J.  Cranston  (188);  5,  J.  R.  Finlay, 
(189)  ;  C,  B.  F.  Tilton  (187)  ;  7,  J.  P.  Hutchinson  (159)  ;  R.  F. 
Herrick,  <a;)/rtm,  stroke  (150)  ;  coxsioain,  Whitney  (100). 

2.  Boston  Athletic  Cluh.—Bmo,  R.  H.  Jones  (140)  ;  2,  W.  C. 
Go^Mlwin  (153)  ;  3,  H.  W.  Keyes  (ir.2)  ;  4,  J.  S.  Russell  (lOr..])  ; 
5,  Robert  Baeur  (192)  ;  G,  F.  Peahody,  Jr.,  captain;  7,  W.  A. 
Brooks  (1G4)  ;  stroke,  F.  H.  fJoodenough  (154)  ;  roxsioain^  S.  P. 
Sanj^er  ( 1 05 ) . 

3.  Union  Bool  Cluh.—Bow,  Wm.  S.  Katon,  Jr.  (141);  2, 
Walter  Haskell  (143);  3,  S.  Hammond,  Jr.  (149.>);  4,  E.  D. 
Codmnn  (119);  5.  J.  \:in  Strouten  (158);  C,  F.  H.  Simmons 
(157^)  ;  7,  F.  S.  Coolidge  (145.1)  ;  .<itroke,  Courtuay  Guild  (150)  ; 
cox.<fHHiiH,  H.  R.  W.  lirowne. 

Time:  Hakvaim» — 9  m.  43  sec. 

ATiii.KTir  Ci.ru — 10  m.  4^  sec. 
Union  Boat  Club — 10  m.  2G  sec. 

T^NivERsiTY  Rack. — June  28,  18m9.     New  London. 

1.  Valp.  —  Bow,  Rogers  (IGO)  ;  Gill  (176)  ;  Brewster  (171)  ; 
Hartwell  (170);  Corwiu  (178);  Woodruff  (17G);  Allen  (161); 
stroke,  Caldwell  (153);  roxmoain,  Thompson  (113).  Won  by 
Mix  lengths.     Time,  21  m.  39  sec. 


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2.  Harvard.  —  Bote,  Perry,  '89  (163);  Perkins,  '89  (164); 
Storrow,  '89  (174)  ;  Cranston  (Sp.)  (184)  ;  Finlay,  '91  (188)  ; 
Tilton,  '90  (185)  ;  Huteliinson,  '91  (157)  ;  stroke,  Herrick,  '90 
captain   (156)  ;  coxsivain,  Whitney  '89   (IOC).   Time  "22  m.  5  s- 


SENIOR   YEAR,    1889-90. 

Officers  n.  U.  B.  C. 

Samuel  Dexter,  '90,  President. 

H.  R.  Bishop,  '91,  Vice-president. 

Q.  A.  Shaw,  '91,  Secretary. 

LA"vvREisrcE  Brooks,  '91,  Treasttrer. 

Robert  F.  Herrick,  '90,         "i       Captain  of 

James  P.  Hutchinson,  '90,      J  University  Crew. 

H.  W.  Ketes,  '87,  Coach. 

University  Race. — June  27,  1890.     New  London. 

1.  Yale. — Rogers,  bow  (157)  ;  2,  Simns  (163)  ;  3,  Brewster 
(183)  ;  4,  Hartwell  (169)  ;  5,  Newell  (183)  ;  6,  Ferris  (184)  ;  7, 
Ives  (168)  ;  Allen,  captain,  stroke  (159)  ;  Thompson,  coxsicain 
(117).  Won  by  three  and  one-quarter  lengths.  Time  21  m. 
29  sec. 

2.  harvard.— Nelson,  Sp.,  hoic  (162);  2,  Winthrop,  '91, 
(160)  ;  3,  Goddard,  Sp.  (174);  4,  Perkins,  '91,  (162)  ;  5,  Up- 
ham,  '90,  (183)  :  6.  Keltou,  '93,  (190)  ;  7,  Tilton,  '90,  (187)  ; 
Hutchinson,  '90,  captain,  stroke  (155)  ;  Battelle,  '93,  coxsivain 
(100). 

Summary  of  University  Boat  Races. 

Year.  Date.  Winner.  Course.  Time. 

1887  July  2  Yale  New  London  ^^  m.  56  sec. 

1888  June  29  Yale  New  London  20  in.  10  sec. 

1889  June  28  Yale  New  London  21  in.  39  sec. 

1890  June  27  Yale  New  London  21  m.  29  sec. 


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MNKTY   CLASS   flJKW. 

1886-1887. 

.1.  1'.  IIi'TcniNsoN,  Captain. 
11    11.  IIuNXEWKLL,  Treas. 

Class  Racks.  — M:iy  I'),  1H.S7.     CIkiHcs  HiviT  Course. 

1.  Senior  Crew.—.].  H.  Knapp,  hmo,  Remiiijrtoii,  Knowles, 
F.  S.  C«M)li<l«;e.  K.  V.  Fiskc,  MiiiDlbnl.  Burgess,  Alex:in<ler,  .s/roA-e 
find  ntitiain  ;  Korelilieiuier,  cox.twaiu.     Time,  10  m.  56  sec. 

•2.  S(>i>hninf)re  Crew.— Perrv,  bow,  Ilebard,  Iliglu,  Mnrkoc, 
Davi.s,  atjUain,  Sears,  Parker,  Pfeiffer,  ulroke;  Wliitney,  cux^swaiu, 

.'I.  Fiishman  Crew. —  Creliore,  boiv,  Crowuin.sliield.  W.  F.  Til- 
Ion,  Matthews,  Saiitbnl,  IJ.  T.  Tiltou,  Sloctnn.  R.  F.  llerriek. 
•H/roAre  ;  Fales,  coxswain. 

I.  Jtniiur  Crrw.—G.  A.  Carpenter,  bmv,  Porter,  AppleloD, 
WiMMlnian,  Churcliill,  captain,  T.  S.  Smith,  Hale,  C.  F.  Ailams, 
stroki:;  .Mitchell,  CDXtnoain. 

Fkksiiman  Race. — luue  30,  1887.  New  Loudon.  Two  miles 
.•^trai};l^t  away. 

1.  Colanibia,'90.  Fay  (110)  bow,  Hewlett  ( 1  U.^)  ;  Ho^r.-irt 
(Il;{)  rn/Uala;  Pearee  (U3)  ;  Mellvaiu  (!.')!);  Hrauns  (lol); 
Bradley  (ll:>)  ;  Meikleham  ( 14 1 .])  stroke;  UuFourey  (110)  cox- 
wain  .      Time,  1  1  m.  l;;','s. 

'2.  llnrcanl,  '.W.— Crehorc  (140)  bow;  Matthews  (Ifil)  ;  San- 
ford  (i:>H)  ;  Sears  (175)  ;  Slocuni  {U'A\)  ;  Tiltou  (178)  ;  Hutehin- 
Hon  (158)  ;  Herriek  (15.3)  stroke ;Va\Ms  (101)  coxswain.  Time,  11 
m.  .{5  see. 

1887-'88. 

Ciiaki.es  L.  Crkhore,  Captain. 
n.  H.  Hl'nnewell,   Treas. 

Class  Racks.— May  2,  1888.     Charles  River  Cours<-. 

1.  Sophomore  Crew.  —  Bow,  Crehore  (138);  2,  Dana  (152); 
3,  Tym.n  (150)  ;  4,  Sturgis  (160)  ;  5,  Sanford  (15i>)  ;  6,  Hartridge 
(152);  7,  Hutehinson  (160);  .sfmAe,  Herriek  (155);  cox.watn, 
Cheney  ('.>!»).     Time,  lli  min.  14J  sec. 


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2.  Senior  Creiv.—Boiv,  Tooker  (152)  ;  2,  I'orter  (15G)  ;  3, 
IJaUlwin  (152)  ;  4,  Williams  (158)  ;  5,  Appleton  (105)  ;  G,  Brad- 
lee,  (165)  ;  7,  Butler  (IGO)  ;  stroke,  Hale  (147)  ;  coxswain,  T. 
Q.  Browne  (96). 

3.  Junior  Crew.— Bow,  Smith  (156)  ;  2,  Dustan  (154)  ;  3, 
Hight  (156);  4,  Hebard  (168);  5,  Parker  (167);  6,  Pleilfer 
(168);  7,  Perry  (168);  stroke,  Perkins  (152);  coxswain, 
Whitney   (100). 

4.  Freshman  Creiv.—Boiv,  Hammond  (161);  2,  Williams 
(152)  ;  3,  Longstreth  (174)  ;  4,  Perkins  (161)  ;  5,  Finlay  (PJl)  ; 
6,  Longworth  (171);  7,  Randol  (147);  stroke,  Cnumock  (161); 
coxsivain,  Farquhar  (103). 

1888-89. 

C.  L.  CuEHORE,  Caj)tain. 
George  Blagden,  Treas. 

Fall  Class  Races.— Oct.  26,  1888.     One  mile  in  barges. 

1.  Senior  Crew.— Bow,  E.  W.  Dustan,  J.  H.  Proctor,  C.  A. 
Hight,  E.  C.  Pfeiffer,  F.  E.  Parker,  A.  P.  Hebard,  E.  C.  Storrow, 
C.  E.  Schroll,  stroke;  J.  E.  Whitney,  coxsivain. 

2.  Junior  Crete. — Bow,  C.  L.  Crehore,  W.  8.  H.  Lothrop,  K. 
Tyson,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  S.  Sanford,  J.  Hartridge,  J.  P.  Hutchinson  : 
stroke,  R.  F.  Herrick  ;  coxsioain,  B.  P.  Cheney. 

3.  Freshman  Creio.—Boiv,  C.  P.  Cheney,  Dewey,  N.  Rantonl, 
8.  P.  Duffield.  J.  C.  Powers.  J.  C.  Porter;  cai>tain,  J.  H.  Kiddi-r  ; 
stroke,  F.  W.  Watriss  ;  coxswain,  I.  Amory. 

4.  Sophomore  Crete. — Boto,  H.  R.  Bishop,  W.  M.  Randol,  .\. 
V.  Woodworth,  G.  B.  Winthrop,  M.  Williams,  N.  Perkins, 
v..  C.  Hammond,  cajytain ;  N.  Longworth,  stroke;  co.Tstvain.  W.  J. 
Farquhar.     '91  was  disabled  at  the  start  by  a  broken  outrio-orer. 

Class  Races. — May  4,  1889.     Charles  River  Course. 

1.  Senior  Crete. — Botv,  C.  A.  Hight,  Portland,  Me.,  (152)  ; 
2,  E.  W.  Dustan,  Boston,  (152)  3,  J.  T.  Davis,  Jr.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  (166)  ;  4,  A.  P.  Hebard,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  (162)  ;  5,  G.  Perry 
Boston,  (161)  ;  6,  R.  F.  Perkins,  Burlington.  Iowa,  (153)  ;  7,  F. 
E.  Parker,  Brookline,  (160)  ;  stroke,  E.  C.  Storrow,  Brookline, 
(147)  ;  coxswain,  J.  E.  Whitney,  Newburyport.    Time  10  m.  48  s. 


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•>  Freshman  Crexo.  —  Bow,  J.  O.  Porter,  Rrooklino.  (152)  ;  2, 
J.  C.  PowcrH,  lt.>cl.oster,  N.  Y.,  (VM)  ;  3.  N-  Kantoul,  Boston. 
(l.Vi);  4.G.  W.  Stoe.lm:m,  St.  I><juis,  (1G6)  ;  /i,  F.  W.  Joues. 
IJoston,  (Ifii)  :  G,  F.  N.  Watriss,  Chicago,  (108)  ;  7,  J.  A.  Ki.l- 
,Ki,  Hrooklyn,  (l.-)8)  ;  stroke,  J.  H.  Goddard,  Orange,  (165)  ;  cox- 
/otYiin,  I.  Amorv.  Boston. 

3.  Sophomore  Cretr.  —  Bow,  S.  Parker,  Boston,  (152)  ;  2,  Q-  A. 
Shaw,  .1...  Boston,  (152)  ;  3,  W.  M.  Randol,  New  Almaden,  Cal., 
(149)  ;  4,  G.  Winthrop,  New  York,  (161)  :  5,  F.  Winthrop.  New 
York,  (163)  ;  0,  G.  T.  GoldthwaiU?,  New  York,  (174)  :  7,  T.  N. 
Perkins,  Milton,  (162)  ;  stroke,  U.  R.  Bishop,  New  York,  (142)  : 
coxswain,  W.J.  Fanjuhar,  Newton. 

4.  Junior  Creiv.  —Bow,  C.  L.  Crehore,  Boston,  (138)  ;  2.  L. 
W.  Chainhorlin.  Boston.  (180)  ;  3,  R.  Tyson,  Boston,  (159)  ;  4. 
W.  S.  H.  Ivothrop.  Beverly  Farms.  (160)  ;  5.  L.  W.  Pulsifer,  Bo^^- 
ton,  (165)  ;  6,  S.  W.  .Stnrgis,  Boston,  (161)  ;  7,  W.  Wells,  Cam- 
bridge (143)  ;  stroke,  H.  G.  Vaughan,  Cambridge  (168)  ;  cox.'ttvain, 
C.  A.  Lewis,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

1889-90. 

Wellinoton  Wells,  Captain. 
George  Blagpen,  Trea.'^. 

Class  Races.— Charles  River  Course.     May  8,  1890. 

1.  Senior  ('90)  Crete— W.  Wells,  boip,  Cambridge  (143); 
2,  B.  li.  Crowninshield,  Boston  (142)  ;  3,  Tyson,  Boston  (155)  ; 
4,  R.  F.  Hcrriek,  Boston  (161)  ;  5,  J.  Ilartridge,  Savannah,  Ga. 
(155);  6,  n.  G.  Vanglinn,  Cambridge  (167);  7,  R.  Fessen.len. 
Boston  (158)  ;  W.  S.  11.  Lothrop,  stroke,  Beverly  Farms  (160)  ; 
C.  L.  Crehore,  coxstcain,  Boston  (140).     Time,  11  m. 

2.  Junior  ('91)  Crew.—S.  D.  Parker,  bow,  Boston  (152); 
2,  q.  A.  Shaw,  Boston  (154)  ;  3,  J.  A.  Blanchard.  Boston  (172)  ; 
4',  E.  F.  Fitz.hniih,  Mt.  Morris,  N.  Y.  (182)  ;  5,  W.  W.  Randol 
New  Abnaden,"  Cal.  (155);  6,  .1.  R.  Finlay,  Coh.rado  Springs 
Col.  (191)  ;  7,  II.  Tallant,  Roxl.nry  (158);  N.  Longworth,  Jr., 
Htroke.  Cineiuuati,  (>.  (164)  ;  W  .  .1.  Farqnhar,  coxswain,  Newton 
(105). 


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3.  Freshman  ('93)  Cmo.— G.  E.  Burgess,  boir,  Dodhnni, 
(148);  2,  C.  W.  Keyes,  Boston  (IGl)  ;  3,  R.  G.  Miller,  New 
York  (154)  ;  4,  D.  R.  Vail,  Boston  (178)  ;  5,  G.  H.  Kelton,  K. 
Hubbardston  (194)  ;  G,  D.  ().  Earle,  Worcester  (156)  ;  7,  S.  C. 
Davis,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  (160)  ;  G.  Nelson,  stroke,  Geneva,' N.  V." 
(162)  ;  W.  C.  Nichols,  coxsivain,  Biift'alo,  N.  Y.  (108). 

4.  Sophomore  ('92)  Crew.~C.  V,  Cheney,  bow,  Wellesh'v 
(140)  ;  2,  J.  C.  Hubbard,  Boston  (155)  ;  3,  W.  B.  Stearns,  Cani"- 
bridge  (171)  ;  4,  J.  O.  Porter,  Boston  (165)  ;  5,  G.  F.  Steed.nan. 
S.  Louis,  Mo.  (165)  ;  6,  N.  Rantoul,  Salem  (159)  ;  7,  J.  IL  Kid- 
der, Brooklyn.  N.  Y.  (155);  J.  C.  Powers,  stroke,  Rochester, 
N.  Y.  (156)  ;  I.  Amory,  coxsivain,  Boston  (124). 


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SCRATCH   RACES. 

Scratch  Races. — November  6,  188G.     Boat-house  Course. 

Senior  Eights. 

First  Crew. — Appletou,  '88,  bow;  Goodwin,  '89  ;  Bowen,  '87  ; 
Perkins,  '89  ;  Davis,  '89  ;  Ayer,  '87  ;  Keyes,  '87  ;  Adams,  '88, 
stroke;  Morse,  '87,  coxswain. 

Second  Crew. — Hardy,  '87,  botv;  J.  W.  Dudley,  '87  ;  Blake,  '87  ; 
J.  H.  Knapp  ,'87  ;  Hale,  '88  ;  Parker,  '89  ;  Burgess,  '87  ;  Alexan- 
der, '87,  stroke;  Knowles,  '88,  coxswain. 

Third  Creeo.— Forbes,  '89,  boiv;  Dexter,  '87  ;  Perry,  '89  ;  Proc- 
tor, '89  ;  Hight,  '89  ;  Pfeiflfer,  '89  ;  R.  F.  Fiske,  '87  ;  Storrow,  '89, 
stroke;  Whitney,  '89,  coxsivain. 

Fourth  Crew. — Weed,  '87,  bow;  A.  N.  Rautoul,  '87;  Blossom, 
'88  ;  Schroll,  '89  ;  Churchill,  '88  ;  F.  S.  Coolidge,  '87  ;  Russell,  '87  ; 
Mumford,  '87,  stroke;  Brown,  '88,  coxswain. 

The  third  and  fourth  crews  collided  about  midway  in  the  course 
and  were  obliged  to  drop  out  of  the  race. 
1 .     Freshman  Eights  : 

1ST.  2D. 

Stroke:— HunneweU.  Tilton,  W.  F. 

West.  Kuhn. 

Slocum.  Wheelwright. 

S.  W.  Sturgis.  Fessenden. 

Curtis.  Dame. 

Kimberly.  Cobb. 

Cheney,  B.  P.  White. 

Botu. — Denison.  Aiken. 

Scratch  Races. — October  28,  1887.     Boat-house  Course. 

Senior  Eights. 

First  Crew. — C.  H.  Taylor,  Jr.,  boio;  Amory,  '90;  Crehore, 
90;  Hebard,  '89;  Ayer,  L.  S.  ;  Hartridge,  '90;  Hale,  '88; 
Storrow,  '89,  stroke. 

Second  Creio. — G.  A.  Carpenter,  '88,  bow;  Davis,  '89  ;  Mat- 
thews, '90  ;  Parker,  '89  ;  Alexander,  L.S.  ;  Slocum,  '90  ;  Pfeiflfer, 

'89,  stroke. 

Freshman  Eights. 

Four  Crews  started.  The  winning  crew  were :  Longstreth, 
captain,  E.  Winthrop,  Parker,  Hale,  Hodge,  Duff,  Brackett,  Rich  ; 
T.  Q.  Browne,  '88,  coxsivain. 


3D 

4TH. 

Matthews. 

Darling. 

Tilton,  B.  T. 

Lothrop. 

Herrick. 

Pulsifer. 

Dexter. 

Leonard. 

Cabot. 

Sturgis,  E 

Blagden. 

Barnes. 

Page. 

Beecher. 

Richmond. 

Crehore. 

68 

Kai.l  Sckatcii  Kaces. — Oclobcr  15,  1881>.  Quarter  mile  in 
barges. 

Eujht-oared  liace  for  Upper  Classmen. 

First  lieatwou  l>y  Watriss  (stroke)^  Bates,  S.  W.  Sturgis,  Hub- 
ban! ,  ButcluUlor,  Lotlirop,  Morton,  Jones, 

Second  heat  won  by  Ixiugworth  (stroke),  I'crkins,  Carpenter, 
Wintbruj),  Vatigban,  IJarr,  Diilf,  Cromwell. 

Final  beat  won  by  Longwortb's  crew. 

Eight-oared  Race  for  Freshmen. 

First  beat  won  by  Brewer  {stroke),  Clark,  C.  H.  Pierce,  Ballon, 
Kidder,  Bbike,  Strauss,  Cbase. 

Sec<>n«l  beat  won  by  Jaggar  {stroke),  Nicbols,  Ransom,  Wal- 
cott,  Gould,  Faircliild,  Maynard,  Brown. 

Final  beat  a  tie.     Second  trial  won  by  Jaggar's  crew. 

Other  Freshmen  Races. 

Kui:.siiMAN  IlACii. — New  London.  Two  miles  straigiit  away. 
June  28,  1888. 

Columbia,  '01. — Bow,  W.  C.  Caraman  ;  2,  G.  W.  Anderson  ;  3, 
H.  K.  r.ittle  ;  1,  .J.  S.  Langtborn  ;  o,  G.  W.  Metcalfe  ;  6,  S.  V.  W. 
Iajc  ;  7,  \N  .  1*.  Robertson;  .•stroke,  A.  G.  Norris  (Average  weigbt 
152^  lbs.)  ;  coxswain,  V.  Cbeseborongh  (108). 

Ilarrard,  '01.— Bow,  S.  D.  Parker;  2,  G.  B.  Wintbrop  ;  3,  W. 
M.  Kimdol ;  4,  ¥..  N.  Perkins  ;  5,  S.  Ix)ngstretb  ;  6,  N.  Longwortb, 
-Ir;  7,  K.  C.  Hammond;  stroke,  A.  J.  Cumnock  (Average  weigbt 
1,V.>|  lbs.)  ;  cox.swain,  W.  H.  Farqubar  (104). 

Columbia  won  by  four  lengtbs. 

Freshman  Rack. — .Tune  27,  1889.     New  London. 

1.  Ilaroard  Freshman. — Bow,  Rantoul  (154)  ;  Dewey  (158)  ; 
Powers  (150);  Stedman  (1G4);  Jones  (160);  Watriss  (167); 
Kiddt-r  (156)  ;  stroke,  (Joddard  (177)  ;  coxswain,  Amory  (114). 
Won  by  2  lengths.     Time,  12  m.  21  sec. 

2.  Columbia  Freshmen.  —  Boio,  Barnard  n3l'])  ;  Bandler 
(142)  ;  TufU  (144^)  :  Christie  (148)  ;  Leffenwell  (142)  ;  Hazen 
(165);  Smith  (140);  stroke,  Wetberspooii  (142);  coxstoaitiy 
Dutehcr  (110). 


69 

Freshman  Rack.— June  27,  1890.     New  London. 

1.  Columbia  i^rcWm«M.-Oakes,  Oow  (118);  2,  lielu-.um, 
153)  ;  3,  bcoheld  (145)  ;  4,  Southback  (150)  ;  5,Tai..ler  (147)  ; 
6,  McKee  (150);  7,  Price  (164);  \yetherspoon,  stroke  (14t])  ; 
Strout,  coa..«;am  (103) .     Won  by  half  u  length.     Time,  10  m.  54s. 

2.  Harvard  Freshmim.—Biirgcss,  boio  (142)  ;  2,  Miller  ( 141)  • 
3,  Earle  (163)  ;  4,  Hathaway  (152);  5,  Keyes  (15U)  ;  6,  Vail 
1/6  ;/,  Cunimings  (171)  ;  Davis,  stroke  (158)  ;  Nichol,  coxswain 
( 108) . 

Freshman  Races.— Harvard  vs.  Columbia. 

Date.  Won  by.         Distance.  Place.  Time 

1887,  June  30.  Columbia.  2  miles.  New  London.  11„,    m^ 

1888,  June  28.              "               u                      u  ,  ,     '  -/ 
lOon     T           .„  lull.  ,)4s. 

1889,  June  27.  Harvard.  "  a  ^.,^^^   ^j  . 

1890,  June  27.     Columbia.        "  a  10m   54s^ 

Single  Scull  Races.— Boat  House  Course. 
1,  Taylor,  '90;    2,  Sterne,  '87;  3,  Herron,  '87. 

Single  Scull  Race  for  challenge  cup.— Mav  30,  1887.  One 
mile  straight  away.     Charles  River  Course. 

Fletcher,  '87 ;  Sterne,  '87  ;  Taylor,  '90.     Won  by  Fletcher. 
Single  Scull  Race  for  the  Challenge  Cup.— June  11,  1889. 
1,  Finlay,  '91  ;  2,  Van  Schaick,  L.  S.     Time,  9  m.  50s. 

HARVARD  ROWING  CLUB. 

Founded  in  1890  to  occupy  the  boathouse  given  by  Mr.  Weld, 
'60,  to  Trustees  for  the  encouragment  of  general  rowing  among 
the  students. 

Governing  Board. 

J.  W.  Lund,  '90,  President. 

C.  L.  Crehore,  '90,  Treasurer. 
R.  B.  Hale,  '91,  Secretary. 

J.  P.  Hutchinson,  '90. 
W.  W.  Randol,  '91. 
R.  Saltonstall,  '92. 

D.  O.  Earle,  '93. 


70 

Scratch  Racks. — May  6,  18i>0.     Four-oared  crews. 

First  beat,  won  by  No.  .'?, — Dodgr,  Hremncr.  II.  I'aLro.  E.  M. 
Wold. 

Second  heal,  won  by  No.  7, — Uicbmond,  Garcean,  Soren.  Du 
Pont. 

Third  heat,  won  by  No.  ](»,— Harnes,  G.  Wak<»lt,  Ai>lH>t,  Po.st. 

Fourth  heat,  won  by  No.    11. — Lund,   Williams.  Smith,  Curtis. 

Final  heat,  won  by  No.  .'J, — E.  M.  Weld  {how),  liremner,  Page, 
Dodge  {litroke),  8.  Paine,  coxswain. 

Forit-OAKKi)  Chkws. —  May  2fi,  1890.     One  Mile. 

Race  for  Juniors,  won  by  Williams,  Morton,  I'ercival,  Curtis, 
Itaker  (coxswain). 

Riice  for  iSeniors,  won  by  Vaughan,  Ilartridge,  Goldtbwaite, 
(Jarceau. 

FoiK-OAUEi)  Ckews. —  June  16,  1890. 

Won  by  Lund  (/<ow),Hunt,  Page,  Barney  (stroke). 


71 


BASE  BALL. 

UNIVERSITY    MATCHES. 

Freshman  Year  1886-87. 
Harvard  University  Base  Ball  Association. 

Founded  1865. 

A.  B.   Potter,  '87,  President. 

D.  P.  Griswold,  '87,  Vice-President. 

Thornton  Woodbury,  '89,  Treasurer. 

W.  H.  Rand,  '88,  Manager. 

W.  W.  WiLLARD,  '87,  Captain. 


VS. 

Dartmouth,     Cambridge, 

II — 16 

(t 

Technology,           " 

8— o 

bC 

Cochituates,           " 

"—3 

(( 

Bowdoin,                 " 

13—5 

(t 

f.                        <  1 

ID — 2 

( i 

Columbia,    New  York 

12 0* 

n 

Marlboro,  Cambridge  (6  innings) 

6-5 

( i 

Beacons,             " 

'3-5 

a 

Princeton,  Princeton 

J-/* 

(< 

Tale,  New  Haven    . 

2 14* 

it 

Brown,   Cambridge, 

14 — 6 

( ( 

Cornell, 

6-5 

(i 

Princeton,  Princeton, 

18— It* 

(( 

Williams,  Cambridge 

3—2 

( ( 

Princeton,          "                  .          . 

10 — J 1* 

(( 

Tale,                    "                 .         . 

7-5* 

(( 

Brown,               "                 .         . 

14^? 

(( 

Holy  Cross,  Worcester    . 

5—3 

( ( 

Beacons,  Cambridge 

6    8 

(( 

Tale,                  "              {ij  innings)   . 

4-3* 

t  ( 

"             Netu  Haven, 

5-(> 

"    13 

"     20  *' 

"      23  " 

"     26  " 

"     30  " 

May    2  " 

"  9    " 

"  14 

"  17 

"  19 

"  21 

"  25 

' «  30    " 

June  8    " 

"  16 

"  18 

"  21    " 

"  35 
"  28 

Game  Played,  21  ;  Won,  14;  Lost,  7. 

Runs  by  Harvard,  177:  by  opponents,  114. 


*  Championship  Games. 


72 


Championship   Games. 

Harviinl  vs.  Colunihia,  at  New  York,  April  30,  1886.  Harvard 
victorious,  12 — 0.  Wiestling,  '87,  s.s.  ;  Foster,  '87,  l.f.  ;  Cuinphelh 
L.S.,  ;{  I..  ;  Willard,  '87,  1  1>.  ;  Hensliaw,  '89,  c.  ;  Boyden.  L.S., 
p. ;  liinjiliain,  'HU,  c.f.  ;   Linu,  '90,  r.f .  ;  Mumford,  '90,  2  b. 

Harvard  vs.  I'riiifcton,  at  Princeton,  May  9,  1887.  Harvard 
violorious,  ."} — 1.  Wiestling,  'H7,  s.s.;  G.  W.  Foster, '87,  l.f.; 
Campbell,  L.  S.,  c.  ;  Willard,  '87,  1  b.  ;  Boyden,  L.  S.,  p.  ;  Bini;- 
hani,  '89,  c.  f.  ;  Linn,  '90,  r.  f.  ;  Mumford,  90,  2  b.  ;  Holden,  '88. 
3  b. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  Ma}-  14,  1887.  Yale  victo- 
rious, 14 — 2.  Wiestling,  '87,  s.  s.  ;  Linn, '90.  r.  f.  ;  Cambelli 
L.  S.,  c. :  Willard,  '87,  1  b.  ;  Boyden,  L.  S.,  p.  ;  Bingham,  '89, 
c.  f. ;  Foster,  '87,  1.  f.  ;  Mumford,  '90,  2  b.  ;  Holden,  '88,  3  b. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Princeton,  May,  21,  1887.  Harvard 
victorious,  18 — 11.  Wiestling,  '87,  s,  s.  ;  Linn,  '90,  3b.  ;  Camp- 
hell,  L.  S.,  c.  ;  Willard,  '87,  lb,  ;  Boyden,  L.  S.,  p.  ;  Bingham. 
'89,  c.  s.  ;  Foster,  '87,  1.  f.  ;  Mumford,  '90,  2b.  ;  Morgan,  '89. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Cambridge,  May  30,  1887.  Prince- 
ton victorious,  11 — 10.  Wiestling,  '87,  s.  s.  ;  Linu,  '90,  3b; 
Campbell,  L.  S.,  c.  ;  Willard,  '87,  1  b.  ;  Henshaw,  '89,  r.  f.  ; 
Boyden,  L.  S.,  p.  and  c.  f.  ;  Bingham,  '89,  c  f.  and  p.  ;  Foster. 
'87,  1.  f.  ;  Mumford,  '90,  2b. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  8,  1887.  Harvard  vic- 
torious, 7 — 5.  Wiestling,  '87,  s.  s.  ;  Foster,  '87,  1.  f.  ;  Camp- 
l)ell,  L.  S.  3b.  ;  Willard,  '87,  1  b.  ;  Henshaw,  '89,  c  ;  Boyden, 
L.  S.,  c.  f.  ;  Bingham,  '89,  p.  ;  Mumford,  '90,  2b;  Linn,  '90,  r.  f. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  2.'),  1887.  Yale  victo- 
rious, .") — 1.  13  innings.  Wiestling,  '87,  s.  s.  ;  Foster,  '87,  1.  f.  ; 
Campbell,  L.  S.,  3b.  ;  Willard,  '«7,  lb.  ;  Henshaw,  'H9,  c.  ;  Boyden. 
L.  .S.,c.  f.  ;  Bingham,  '89,  p.  ;  Linn,'  90,  r.  f.  ;  Mumford,  '9U,  2b. 

Harvard  t\s.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  June  2.S,  1HH7.  Yale  victo- 
rious, 6 — 3.     Nine  same  as  June  25. 


Yale  .  .  . 
Harvard  . 
Princeton  . 
♦Columbia 


73 


STANDING  OF  THE  COLLEGE  NINES  OF  18S7. 


Colleges. 


a 

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.s  0 

a 
E 

(A 

i| 

> 

a, 

_3 

0 

cS^ 

0 

— 

3 

4 

2 

9 

10 

I 

— 

2 

I 

4 

S 

0 

I 

— 

3 

3 

9 

0 

0 

0 

— 

0 

S 

♦Columbia  withdrew  from  the  League. 


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■333 


SOPHOMORE  YEAR,  1887-88. 

Officers  of  the  H.  U.  B.  B.  Association. 

W.  H.  Rand,  Jr.,  '88,  President. 
A.  F.  HoLDEN,  '88,  Vice-President. 
J.  C.  McCoy,  '90,  Treasurer. 
Thornton  Woodbury,  '89,  Manager. 
A.  Henshaw,  '89.  Captain. 


April  lo  Harvard  vs.  Dartmouth, 


17 

19 

21 

25 
28 


May 


2 

"  4 

"  7 

"  10 

"  12 

"      14 
"      19 

"     22 

"     30 

June     4 

6 

"  9 

"  12 

•'  16 

"  20 

"  23 

"  26 


Holy  Cross 

Marlboro, 

Trinity, 

Bowdoin, 

Williams, 

Amherst, 

Staten  Island, 

Princeton., 

Williams, 

Princeton., 

U.  of  P. 

Melrose, 

Princeton, 

Princeton , 

Columbia, 

Tale, 

U.  of  P., 

Bergen  Point, 

Beacons, 

Tale. 

Tale, 


Cambridge, 

10—8 

« 

s— I 

(( 

i6— 2 

t( 

12 — 2 

cc 

30—0 

Williamstown, 

5—4 

Cambridge, 

16—2 

(( 

10^3 

cc 

9-3* 

t( 

9     4 

Princeton, 

// — 0* 

7-6 

New  Haven, 

/-7* 

Cambridge, 

7—9 

Princeton , 

/J-^* 

Cambridge, 

7-2* 

ti 

13-3 

(1 

7-J* 

i( 

9—1 

t( 

8—0 

Ci 

9—1 

II 

o-S* 

New  Haven, 

3-5* 

Games  played;  Won.  19;  Lost,  4. 

*  Championship   Games. 


74 

CiiAMi'ioNSHii'  Games. 

Harvard    vs.    rHnccton,    :il    Caiiibridgf,  May  7,   1888.      Har- 

vanl  victorious,  ;>-;i.    Cainpl>ell,  L-  S.,  s.s.;  Qnackcnboss,  M.  S., 

:i  h.  ;  Knowlton,   M.  S..  l.f.  ;  Willard,  L.  S.,  1  b.  ;  Hc-nshaw,  '89, 

...  ;  (;aUivan,  '88,  2  b.  ;  Howlaml,  L.  S..  cf.  ;  Hoyden,  L.  S.,  r.f.  ; 

H:itcH, '91,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Princeton,  May  11,  1888.  Har- 
vard victorious,  11—0.  Campbell  L.  S.,  s.s.  ;  Quackenboss,  M. 
S.,  3  b.  ;  Knowllon,  M.  S.,  l.f.  ;  Willard,  L.  S.,  1  b.  ;  Henshaw, 
•89,  c. ;  Gallivan,  '88,  2  b.  ;  Howland,  L.  S..  cf.  ;  Boyden,  L.S.. 

r.f.  ;  Bates,  '91.  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  May  19,1888.  Yale  vic- 
torious, 7—1.  Campbell,  L.  S.,  s.s.  ;  Qnackcnboss,  M.  S.,  3  b.  ; 
Knowlton,  M.  S.,  l.f.;  Willard,  L.  S..  1  b.,  Hcnshaw,  '89,  c. ; 
(lallivan, '88,  2  b.;  Boyden,  L.   S.,  r.f.  ;  Howland,   L.   S.,  cf.  ; 

Hates.  '91,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Princeton,  May  30,  1888.  Harvard 
victorious,  15  —  4.  Linn,'90,  r.f. ;  Camp})ell,  L.  S.,  s.s.  ;  Gallivan 
•88,  2  b.  ;  Boyden,  L.  S.,  cf.  ;  Hcnshaw,  '89,  c  ;  Willard,  L.  S., 
I  1).  ;  Bates,  '91,  p.  ;  Knowlton,  M.  S.,  l.f. ;  Qnackcnboss,  M.  S., 

J  b. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Cambridge,  June  4,  1888.       Harvanl 
victorious,  7—2.    Campbell,  L.  S.,  s.s. ;  Gallivan,  '88,  2  b. ;  Boy 
den,  L.  S.,  cf.  ;  Hcnshaw,  '89,  c;  Willard,    L.   S.,  1    b. ;  Bates, 
•'.M,    p.;     Knowlton,   M.    S.,    l.f.;    Qnackcnboss,  M.    S.,  3    b.  : 
Howland,  L.  S.,  r.f. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  9,  1888.  Harvard 
victorious,  7—3.  Campbell,  L.  S.,  s.s.;  Gallivan,  '88,  2  b.  ; 
Boyden,  L.  S.,  cf.  ;  Hcnshaw,  '89,  c;  Willard,  L.  S.,  1  b. ; 
Bates,  '91,  p.,  Knowlton,  M.  S.,  I.  f.  ;  Qnackcnboss,  M.  S.,  3 
l>.  ;   Howland,  L.  S.,  r.f. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  23,  1888.  Yale 
vicU>rious,  8—0.  Yale  :— Stagg,  p.  ;  Calhoun,  2  b.  ;  Hunt,  c  f.  ; 
Noyes,  3  b. ;  Dann,  c. :  McConkey,  s.s.  ;  McBridc,  1  b. ;  McClin- 
U)ck,  r.  f.  ;   Walker,  I.  f. 

Harvard  :— Campbell,  L.  S.,  s.s.  ;  Gallivan,  '88,  2  b.  ;  Boyden, 
L.  S.,  cf.  ;  Hen.shaw,  •K9.  c  ;  Willard,  L.  S.,  1  b.  ;  Bates,  'HH, 
p.  ;  Kix.wltou,  M.  S.,  l.f.  ;  Qnackcnboss,  M.  S.,  3  b.  ;  Howland. 
L.  S.,  r.  f. 


75 


Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Ilavmi,  June  20,  1H88.  Yalo 
victorious.  5 — 3.  Caniphell,  s.  s.  ;  Gallivan,  2  !>.  ;  Hovdi'ii.  cf.  ; 
Hensbavv,  e.  ;  Willard,  1  b.  ;  Bates,  p.  ;  Kuowlton,  1.1".  ;  Quacken- 
boss,  2  b.  ;  Howlund,  r.  f. 

Games  played,  23:  won,  19;  lost,  4. 


JUNIOR   YEAK,  1888-89. 

Officers  of  the  H.  U.  B.  B.  Association. 

Thornton  Woodbl'ky,  President. 
R.  A.  Cakey,    Vice-President. 
G.  T.  Burnett,  Treasurer. 
J.  C.  McCoy,  Manager. 
W.  W.  Willard,  Captain. 


April  4,  H; 

;xivard  vs 

.  Philadelphia 

Philadelphia, 

I  — 17 

"     5. 

I  ( 

(t 

Athletics, 

11 

0 — 17 

"    s, 

i( 

(    ( 

Boston, 

Boston, 

4 — 16 

"    10, 

( 1 

I   I 

Gardner's  Nine, 

Cambridge, 

14— I 

"    12, 

( ( 

i    i 

Boston  Athletic  Club, 

11 

7—1 

"    13. 

C( 

i    i 

Staten  Island, 

(1 

15—17 

"    19. 

i  ( 

n 

Dartmouth, 

it 

4-6 

"    20, 

( ( 

i  C 

Dartmouth, 

(1 

9     4 

"   25. 

i  i 

i  ( 

Worcester, 

Worcester, 

8—19 

"    27, 

11 

(( 

Williams, 

Williamstown, 

5-8 

"   30, 

11 

1 1 

Andover, 

Cambridge 

6—1 

May     1, 

1   L 

It 

Amherst, 

11 

7—1 

"      4. 

11 

i* 

Princeton, 

Princeton, 

2-II* 

"      8, 

11 

I  i 

Worcester, 

Cambridge, 

6-3 

"    II. 

11 

a 

Princeton, 

Princeton,    10 

/////.  9-6* 

"    13. 

1   1 

i  ( 

Hartford, 

Cambridge, 

10—13 

"    15. 

1   1 

a 

Wilkesbarre, 

//  /n 

\n.  8 — II 

"    17. 

1   1 

a 

Newark, 

11 

12 ID 

"    i8, 

1   1 

( 1 

Williams, 

(1 

4—2 

"   25, 

11 

(( 

Yale, 

New  Haven, 

3-'5* 

"   30. 

1    1 

i  I 

Princeton, 

Cambridge, 

6—7* 

luue     I, 

1   1 

( i 

Princeton, 

K 

4-3* 

"    10, 

•* 

t  ( 

Graduates, 

11 

20—5 

"    II, 

i  i 

i  i 

University  ot'Penn., 

< 

12 — I 

"    17. 

iK 

li 

Lowell, 

1 

1-4 

"    20, 

(    i 

( i 

Yale, 

3-4* 

"    22, 

<( 

n 

Yale, 

It 

5-7' 

"    25, 

t    ( 

" 

Yale, 

•Championship  games. 

New  Haven, 

4-8* 

70 


C'liAMi'ioNsiiir   Gambs. 

IlarvjiMl  i'.s.  rriiueton,  at  rriiiceton,  May  1,  1889.  Priuoe- 
ton  vutorious,  11 — 2.  I'rinceton  : — Durell,  c.f.  ;  Uaua,  1  b. ; 
Kiiifkirb«K-ker,  8.8.  ;  King,  r.f.  ;  Ames,  p.  ;  Osborne,  2  b.  ; 
lliownlre,   l.f.  ;    Mowry,  .'^  b.  ;    Hrukaw,    c.  •  Watts,  3  b.,  l.f. 

llarvani :  —  Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland.  c.f.,  3  b.  ;  Quackenlxiss,  3  b.  ; 
llawU-y,  l.f.;  Willartl,  1  b.  ;  Ik-nsbaw,  c.  ;  Mumford,  8.8.; 
Evaus,  l.f.,  c.f. ;  Dean,  2  b.  ;  Downer,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Princeton,  May  11,  1889.  Har- 
vanl  viclorioim,  9 — 6.  Princeton:  —  DuroU,  c.f.;  Payne,  l.f.; 
l):ina,  1  1».  ;  Kiiiikerbocker,  s.  8.;  King,  r.f.;  Ames,  p.; 
()8lK)rne,  2  b.  ;  Hrokaw,  c.  ;  Watts,  3  b. 

Harvard  : — Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland,  3  b.  ;  Willard,  1  b.  ;  Heushaw, 
V.  ;  .Mumford,  s.s. ;  Cummings,  l.f.  ;  Evans,  c.f.  ;  Dean,  2  b.  : 
Downer,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  May  15,  1889.  Yale  victori- 
ous, 15 — 3.  Yale: — Stagg,  p.;  Calhoun,  2  b. ;  N.  McClin- 
tock,  l.f.  ;  McCluiig,  r.f.  ;  McBride,  i  b.  ;  Noyes,  3  b.  Dalzel,  c.f. ; 
Ciisliing  s.s.  ;  Poole,  c. 

ILirvard  : — Dean,  2  b.  ;  Linn,  r.f.;  Howland,  3  b.  ;  Willard, 
1  l>. ;  Hensliaw,  c. ;  Mumford,  c.f.  ;  Corning,  s.s.  :  Cummings,  l.f.  ; 
Downer,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Cambritlge,  May  30,  1889.  Prince- 
ton victorious,  7 — G.  Princeton: — Durell,  c.f.;  Watts,  3  b.  ; 
Payne,  l.f. ;  Osborne,  2  b.  ;  Dana,  1  b.  ;  Young,  p.  ;  Knickerbocker, 
8.S.;  Hrokaw,  c.  ;  King,  r.f. 

Harvard: — Dean,  2   b.  ;    Linn,  r.f.;    Howland,  3  b.;  Willard, 

1  b.  ;    Henshaw,    c.  ;    Hawley,   p.  ;    Evans,  c.f.  ;  Corning,    s.s.  ; 
MeKt':in,  l.f. 

H.arvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Cambridge,  June  1,  1889.  Harvard 
victorious,  4 — I^.  Harvard: — Dean,  2  b.  ;  Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland, 
b.  ;  Willard,  1  b.  ;  Henshaw,  c.  ;  Hawley,  l.f.  ;  Evans,  c.f.  ;  Corn- 
ing, 8.8. ;  Downer,  p. 

Princeton: — Durell,   c.f.;   Watts,  3  b.;   Payne,  l.f.  ;   Osborne, 

2  b.  ;  Dana,  1  b.  ;  Young,  p.  ;    Knickerbocker,  s.s.  ;    Brokaw,  c.  ; 
King,  r.f. 

Harvard  r.i.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  20,  1889.  Yale  victor- 
ious, 4—3.     Harvard  :  — Dean,  2  b.  ;  Linn,  r.f. ;  Howland,  3  b. ; 


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Willard,  1  b.  ;  Henshaw,  c.  ;  Hawley,(l.f.  ;  Evans,  c.f.  ;  Coining, 
s.s.  ;  Downer,  p. 

Yale: — Stagg,  p.;  Calhoun,  2b.;  McClung,  s.s.;  McBride, 
1  b. ;  Noyes,  3  b.  ;  Dalzel,  c.f.  ;  Cushing,  r.f.  ;  Poole,  c. ;  N. 
McCliutock,  l.f. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June  22,  1889.  Yale  victori- 
ous, 7 — 5,  Stagg,  p.  ;  Calhoun,  2  b.  ;  McClung,  s.s.  ;  McBride, 
1  b.  ;  Noyes,  3b.  ;  Dalzel,  c.f.  ;  Cushing,  c.f.  ;  Traver,  r.f.  ; 
Poole,  c.  ;  McClintock,  l.f. 

Harvard  : — Dean,  2  b.;  Linn,  r.f.;  Howland,  3  b.  ;  Willard,  1  I).  ; 
Henshaw,  c.  ;  Hawley,  l.f. ;  Evans,  c.f. ;  Corning,  s.s. ;  Downer,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  June  25,  1889.  Ei(jhth 
championship  game.  Yale  victorious,  8 — 4.  Yale  : — Stagg,  p.  ; 
Calhoun,  2  b. ;  McClung,  s.s. ;  McBride,  1  b.  ;  Noyes,  3  b.  ; 
Dalzel,  c.f. ;  Cushing,  r.f.  ;  Poole,  c.  McClintock,  l.f. 

Harvard: — Dean,  2b.;  Linn,  r.f.;  Howland,  3b.;  Willard, 
1  b.  ;  Henshaw,  c,  ;  Hawley,  l.f.  ;  Evans,  c.f.  ;  Downer,  p. 
Corning,  s.s. 


SENIOR  YEAR,  1889-90. 
Officers  of  the  H.  U.  B.  B.  Association. 

J.  C.  McCoy,  President. 

Vice-President. 

Treasurer. 

J.  T.  Burnett,  Manager. 
P.  B.  Linn,  Captain. 

Summary  of  Games  for  1890. 


5ril  ID, 

H 

arva 

rd 

vs. 

Tufts, 

Cambridge, 

7—5 

"        12, 

Exeter, 

33—7 

"    15. 

Boston  Athletic  Club, 

S— 12 

"   16, 

Andover, 

11  — I 

"    18, 

Dartmouth. 

21 — 12 

"      19' 

Dartmouth, 

11—6 

"      23, 

Williams, 

.6-5 

"     26, 

Amherst, 

Amherst, 

12 — 7 

"      28, 

Brown, 

Cambridge, 

7—5 

"     30. 

Amherst, 

(i 

12—4 

78 

Mav 


)une 


3, 

Harvard  vs 

.  Rrown, 

Provide 

:ncc. 

8—6 

3. 

.. 

Iloston  Athletic  Club. 

Hoston, 

6-7 

7- 

., 

Marlboro. 

Canibri 

idgc. 

8-9 

M. 

Worcester. 

" 

»— 5 

«7. 

•  t         *  * 

Yale, 

New 

H: 

aven. 

0—8 

19. 

««         II 

Newark, 

Cam 

bri 

dge  (10  inn.),  3—4 

31. 

It         >« 

Holy  CrobS. 

9—4 

2.1. 

Newark. 

7—2 

26. 

.. 

Wilmington. 

5— 10 

28. 

.. 

Marlboro, 

>3— 0 

3«. 

Yale, 

9-8 

2, 

.. 

Washington. 

6-5 

4' 

.. 

Lafayette. 

6-4 

7. 

Lovell's, 

6—8 

9- 

Hartford, 

'3-19 

1 1. 

Woven  Hose. 

2—4 

16, 

Marlboro, 

'«- 3 

18. 

Brown, 

Provide 

nee. 

13— II 

21, 

Vale. 

Cam 

ibriilge. 

4-3 

24. 

Yale, 

New 

Haven. 

1—7 

28. 

" 

Yale. 

Springfield, 

3—4 

Games  played,  31  ;  won,  19;   lost,  i^.     Uuns  scored  by  Harvard,  272;  by 
opponents,  i<jS.     Number  of  times  blanked,  Harvard,  i;  opponents,  i. 

Yale  Games. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  May,  17,  IH'JO.  Yale  vie- 
toriotis,  H — 0.  Yale: — Stagii,  p.  ;  Calhoiui,  2  b.  ;  McHride,  1  b.  ; 
Dal/.ell.  e.r. ;  I'oole,  e.  ;  MeChiiig,  s.s.  ;  Ciisliiiig,  r.f.  ;  MeClintoek, 
l.f.  ;  Owsley,  3  b.  Harvard:  —  Mason,  l.f.  ;  Linn,  r.l".  ;  Dean, 
2  b.  ;  Tialtord,  1  b.  ;  Alward,  3  b.  ;  Soule,  s.s.  ;  Upton,  c.  ; 
Howland,  e.f.  ;  Downer,   (). 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  Ma}',  31,  1890.  Harvard 
victorious,  9 — 8.  Harvard: — Dean,  s.s.  ;  Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland, 
c.f. ;  Trafford,  1  b.  ;  Alward.  3  It.;  Upton,  e.  ;  Mason,  l.f.; 
Krothingliatn,  2  b.  ;  Dowmr,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Cambridge,  June,  21,  IHiM).  Harvard 
victorious,  4 — 3.  Harvanl  :  —  Dean,  s.s.  ;  Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland. 
c.f.;  TrafTord,  1  b.  ;  Alward,  3  b. ;  Upton,  c.  ;  ALison,  l.f.; 
Krothingliatn,  2  b.  ;  Hates,  p.  Yale  : — Stagg,  s.s.  ;  Calhoun,  2  b.  ; 
MeHride,  1  b.  ;  Poole,  c.  ;  Dalzel,  p.  ;  Murpliy,  c.f.  ;  MeClintoek, 
l.f.  ;  Owsley,  3  b. 


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Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  New  Haven,  June,  24,  1890.  Yale  vic- 
torious, 7 — 1.  Yale  : — Stagg,  p.  ;  Calhoun,  2  b.  ;  Mcliikle,  1  1».  ; 
Poole,  c.  ;  Dalzell,  s.s.  ;  Murphy,  c.f.  ;  Cushing,  r.f.  ;  McCliulock, 
l.f.  ;  Owsley,  3  b.  Harvard  : — Dean,  s.s.  ;  Linn,  r.f.  ;  Howland, 
c.f.  ;  Trafford,  1  b.  ;  Alward,  3  b.  ;  Upton,  c.  ;  Mason,  l.f.  ;  Froth- 
inghani,  2  b.  ;  Bates,  p.  ;  Downer,  p. 

Harvard  vs.  Yale,  at  Springfield,  June  28,  1890.  Yale  victor- 
ious, 4—3.  Yale  :— Stagg,  p.  ;  Calhoun,  2  b.  ;  Poole,  c.  ;  Dalzell, 
s.s. ;  McClung,  1  b.  ;  Cushing,  r.f.  ;  Murphy,  c.f. ;  McClintock, 
l.f.  ;  Owsley,  3  b.  ;  Bowers,  l.f.  Harvard  :  —  Dean,  s.s.  ;  Linn, 
r.f. ;  Howland,  c.f.  ;  Trattbrd,  I  b.  ;  Alward,  3  b.  ;  Upton,  c.  ; 
Mason,  l,f.  ;  Frothingham,  2  b. ;  Bates,  p. 

Intercollegiate  B.  B.  Association. 


18S7. 

iSSS. 

1SS9. 
1S90. 


CONTESTANTS. 


Yale,  Harvard,  Princeton 
Yale,  Harvard,  Princeton 
Yale,  Harvard,  Princeton 
No  Leaffue  * 


WINNER. 


Yale. 
Yale. 
Yale. 
Yale. 


GAMES  WON 

7 

out 

of  S 

6 

ti 

••   8 

7 

(< 

"   S 

i 

ti 

••  s 

SECOND. 


Harvard. 

Harvard. 

Princeton. 


*  Yale  also  won  the  series  with  Princeton. 


'90  CLASS  NINE. 
Freshman  Year,  1886-87. 


'90  vs.  Brooklines 

•go  "  Harvard,  '8S 

'90  "  English  High  School 

'90  "  Harvard, 'S7 

,90  "  Boston  Latin  School 

'90  "  St.  Mark's  School 

'90  "  Harvard,  '89 

'90  "  Puritans 

■90  "  Yale,  '90 

'90  "  Brooklines     . 

'90  "  Harvard,  'SS  . 

'90  "  Phillips,  Exeter 

'90  "  Harvard,  '87 

'90  "  Yale,  '90 


Games  won,  9.     Games  los 


SCORK. 

•Ninety. 

Opponents 

ID 

S 

6 

9 

20 

S 

12 

4 

^5 

4 

II 

6 

H 

'3 

12 

■■» 

7 

19 

9 

8 

3 

S 

12 

7 

9 

12 

2 

10 

5- 


80 

Codmiin.  l.f.  ;  MoKeuu,  <-.r.  :  Pi|)er,  r.f.  ;  Vila  (fa7>f.),  1  b.  ; 
Young,  2  h.  ;  Bates,  '.i  I).  ;  !McI>efKl,  a.s.  ;  Slatle,  c.  ;  Sabine,  p. 
Substitutes,  Joiu's,  Kiclty,  Wanhicr.  Manager,  Paysoii  ;  Scorer, 
Dickson. 

Of  the  KamcB  of  the   Marvard-Yale  freshmen  class  series  placed  since 
'69,  Yale  has  won  26.  and  Harvard    16,  2  being  drawn. 
Class  championship  series  won  by  '88. 

SOPHOMORE  YEAR,   1887-88. 
Class  CuAMPioNsiiir. 

'88 1>5. '89.      12 — 7  '88  T'5. '90,       7—5  '90V5. '90,       3—1 

•91  "   '89,       6—1  '90  "   '91,        7—1  '88  '*   '91.      i8— 5 

'89  "   '91,    21—14 

Final  game  was  defaulted  by  '88. 

Make  up  of  Nine  : — Piper,  c.f.  ;  Slade,  c.  ;  Bat;e%,  s.s.  ;  Sabine, 
:i  b.  ;  Mclveocl,  p.  ;  Faulkner,  2  b.  ;  Butterworth,  l.f.  ;  Duucan, 
r.f.  ;  MeKean  (capt.),  1  b.  ;  Codnian,  l.f.;   Jones,  r  f. 

JUNIOR  YEAR,   1888-89. 

Class  Championship. 

90  T'5.  "92,       II — 4  '90  fi. '92,        9 — 7  '90  rs. '89,       16 — 8 

•89  •'    '91,        7—6  '92  "    '89,       10—7  '90  "    '89,       22—9 

'89  "    '91,     19-13 

Series  won  by  '90;  won,  4;  lost,  o. 

Make  np  of  Nine:  —  Codman,  l.f.;  Piper,  c.f.;  Hates,  s.s.; 
Barney,  ■\  b.  ;    MeKean  (rapr.),   1   b.  ;    Faulkner,  r.f.;    McCoy, 

2  b.  ;   Hutt,erwortli,  p.  ;   Aiken,  c. 

SENIOR  YEAR,   1889-90. 

Class  Championship. 

'93  t'5. '92.     19—7  '^vs.\)i,     13—6  '93  r>.«.  '90,  15—8 

'91  "    '90,       8— s  '93"    '93,       8—7  •90"    '93  (10  inn.).    10—5 

'9»  "    '93.       9—5  '90  "    '9>'     'O— S  '93  '•    '90.  17—7 

'93  won  championship. 

Make  up  of  Nine:— Codman,  c.  f.  ;  MeCleod,  c.  ;  Piper,  1  b.  ; 
Bates,  p.  ;    Akin,  r.  f.  ;   .McCoy,  s.  s.  ;    Faulkner,  2  b.  ;   Washburn, 

3  b.  ;  Duncan.  1.  f.  ;  Mumford,  c.  f.  ;  McGinty,  p.  ;  Person,  2  b.,  p. 


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FOOT   BALL. 

FRESHMAN  YEAR,  1886-87. 
Officers  of  the  H.  U.  F.  B.  Association. 

F.  Remington,  '87,  President. 

G.  S.  MuMFORi),  '87,  Vice-President. 
J.  W.  Wood,  '88,  Secretary. 

W.  S.  Allen,  '88,  Treasurer  and  Manager. 
W.  A.  Brooks,  '87,  Captain. 

Oct.    6,  Harvard  vs.  Tufts,                        ColUege  Hill.  82—0 

y,         "          ''   Technology,             Boston,  o4— 0 

13,         "          "    Tufts,                        Cambridge,  46— U 

16,  *'  "  Stevens  Institute,  ••  44 — 0 
20,  "  "  Technology,  "  59—0 
23,         '^          "    Andover,                  Andover,  86-0 

"30,         "          '•    Dartmouth,              Cambridge,  7(>— U 

Nov.    3,         "          "    Exeter,                     Exeter,  158—0 

6,         "          "    Wesleyan,                Cambridge,  34-0 

8,         "          •'    Harvard  Graduate.          "  38-0 

13,         "          '•    Princeton,                 Princeton,  0 — 12 

17,  "  '•  Technology,  Cambridge,  58—0 
20,  "  "  Yale,  "  4^29 
25,         "          "    U.  of  P.                    Philadelphia,  28—0 


a 


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*  it 


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Championship  Games. 

Harvard  vs.  Wesleyan,  at  Cambridge.  November  6,  1886. 
Championship  game.  Harvard. — Forwards:  Hohlen, '88  ;  Faulk- 
ner, '87  ;  Wood,  '88  ;  Brooks.  '87  ;  AVoodman,  '88  ;  Butler,  '««  ; 
Harding,  '89.  Quarter-back:  Y\Gic\ior,'>^l .  Half-backs:  Porter, 
'88;   Sears,  '89.  Back:  Peabody,  '87. 

Wesleyan: — Forivards :  Cassidy,  Glenn,  Hu;j;hes,  Wells  (capt.)^ 
Fish,  Norton,  Richards.  Quaiier-back :  Steelman.  Hatf-f>acks: 
Manchester,  Hamlin.  Back:  Beattys.    Harvard,  34  ;  Wesleyan,  0. 


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Harvard  is.  rrincctoii,  at  Princeton,  November  13,  iSHfi. 
Chavipionnfiiji  game.  Harvard: — Fonvanls  :  Holdcn, '88  ;  Hiit- 
ler,  '88;  Hrooks,  '87;  Woodman,  'H8  ;  Remington.  '87;  Hardiiijr, 
•8l>;  Qunrter-Bnrk :  Kletclier.  '87  (Dudley,  'H7).  Ifnlf-Backs : 
Porter,  '88  ;  Scars,  '89.     Bark:  Peahody,  87. 

I'rinocton  : — Forrcanls :  H.  Hodge,  Cook,  Cowan,  George, 
Irvine,  Moore,  Wagenhiirst.  Quarterback:  R.  Hodge.  Ilalf-Barks : 
Price,  Ames.     Back:  Savage  (capt.)  Princeton,  12;    Harvaid,  o. 

Harvard  vs.  Technology,  at  Cambridge,  November  17,  ]ss(',. 
Harvard,  .')8  ;  Technology,  0. 

Harvard  vs.  Tide,  at  Cambridtje,  November  20,  1886.  Cham- 
jiinv.'ifiip  fjamr.  Harvard: — Fonvards:  Adams,  L.  S.  ;  Keming- 
lon,  '.S7  ;  IWngess,  '87  ;  Hrooks,  '87  ;  Wood  '88  ;  Hutler,'8.s  ;  Hard- 
ing,  '89.  Quarter-back:  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87;  (Fletcher,  'f<7) 
Half-backs:  Porter,  '88;  (Boyden,  L.  S.  )  ;  Holden,  '88;  (Sears, 
87).     Back:  Pe.ibody,  '89. 

Yale: — Forwards:  Wallace,  Gill,  Carter  (Buchanan),  Corbin, 
Woodrulf,  Burke,  Corwin  (capt.).  Quarter-back :  Beecher.  Ilalf- 
liidk^ :  Watkinson,  Morrison.    Back :  Bull.     Yale,  29  ;  Harvard,  4. 

Harvard  rs.  Universitv  of  Philadelphia.  Champumship  t/mne, 
Novt'ml)er  2.'),  18HG.  Harvard: — Foricards :  Faulkner,  'H7  (Boy- 
den, L.  S.)  ;  Wooil,  '88  ;  Remington,  *87  ;  Brooks,  '87  :  Burgess. 
'«7;  Woodman,  'HH  ;  Harding,  '89.  Quarter-back:  A.  T.  Dud- 
ley,'87  ;  (Fletcher,  '87).  Half-backs:  Holden,  '88;  Sears.  '89. 
Bark:  IVabody,  '87. 

University  of  Pennsylvania  : — Forwards:  Percy,  Dewey,  Tunis, 
Hi>ad,  Salter,  Buck,  Cluirch.  Qiiartrr-f>ark :  Downs.  Half-back : 
NN  ri;;lit,  Co.'ites.  Bark:  (Jraliani.  Harvard,  2.S  ;  University  of 
I'l-niisN  Ivania,  0. 


SOPHOMOKK    YEAR,  1887-88. 
Officers  ofl/ie  //.  U.  F.  B.  Assnriatiou. 

.1.   W.   Wood,  Jr.,  '8.S,  ]' resident. 

A.  i'.   HiTi.KH,  'HH,    Vice-President. 
.1.  H.  Skaks,  '.S9,  Secretartf. 

B.  C.  Wki.i.,  \S9,  Trea.surcr. 
A.  F.  Holden,  '88,  Captain. 


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The  games  for  the  season  of  1887  were  as  follows  : 

Harvard  vs.  Tufts,  86—0. 

"         '*  Exeter,  68—0. 

"         "  M.  I.  T.,  62—0. 

"  "  Williams,  52—6. 

"         "  Amherst,  98—0. 

"  Tufts,  68—0. 

"  "  Exeter,  54—0. 

*  "         ''  Wesley  au,  110—0. 

*  "         "  Princeton,  12—0. 

*  "         "  U.  of  Pensylvania,  42—0. 

*  "         "  Yale,  8—17. 

Points  scored  :  by  Harvard,  660  ;  by  oppo^ients,  23. 

Harvard  vs.  Wesleyan,  November  5,  at  Cambridge.  Cht.im- 
pionsldp  fjame.  Harvard: — liushers  :  Bancroft,  Butler,  Tralfnrd, 
Markoe,  Woodman,  Piper,  Cumnock.  Qaarter-bdck:  Harding. 
Half-backs:   Holden,  Porter.     Full-back:  Sears. 

Wesleyan  : — Rashers:  Flo^',  Glen,  Heath,  Wells.  Eaton,  Rich- 
ards, McDonald.  Quarter -back  :  l^^ixti'^s.  £ra(/'-&ac^".s ;  Manchester 
and  Hamlin.    Full-back:  Slayback.    Harvard,  110;    Wesleyan,  0. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  November  12,  at  Cambridge.  CJtam- 
pionshij)  game.  Harvard: —  Rushers:  Cumnock,  Piper,  Wood- 
man, INIarkoe,  Trafford,  Butler,  Bancroft.  Quarter-bAck :  H:H-dirig. 
Half-backs:    Holden,  Porter.     Full-back:   Boyden.     Sub.:  Saxe. 

Princeton:  —  Rushers:  Irvine,  Cowan,  Speer,  Churcli,  Brown, 
Wagenhurst.  Quarter-back:  Hancock.  Half-backs:  Channing 
and   Price.     Fall-back:  Ames.     Harvard,  12  ;  Princeton,  0. 

Harvard  vs.  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Novemlier  10,  at 
Cambridge.  Ch'impionship  game.  Harvard:  —  Rushers:  Ban- 
croft, Butler,  Trafford,  Markoe,  Wood,  Woodman,  Cumnock. 
Quarter-back:  Harding.  Half-backs:  Perry  and  Boyden.  Full- 
back: Saxe. 

Pennsylvania: — Rushers:  Mirl,  Dewey,  Spieth,  8chell,  Bowser 
and  Zeigler.  Quarter-back:  Hume.  Half-backs:  Hulne  and 
Wood.    Full-back:  Graham.     Harvard,  42  ;  Pennsylvania,  0 


«  Championship  Gaines. 


84 

Harvard  vs.  Yah,  Nnvetnhpr  24,  at  Polo  Grounds,  New 
York.  Chamjiionship  game.  II:ir\ard  :  —  Rushers:  Bancroft, 
'88  ;  Htitler,  'HH  ;  Woo<lman,  '88;  Markoe,  '89,  centre  ;  TralTurd, 
'89;  Wood,  '88;  Cumnock,  '91.  Qtmrter-back :  Harding,  *89, 
Half-bax-ks:  Porter,  '88,  and  Boyden,  L.  S.  Full-back:  Sears, 
"89.     iiubMitule:  Saxe,  *88. 

Yn\e:  —  Rushers:  Wallace,  Oill,  Carter,  Corbin,  Woodruff, 
Cross,  Pratt.  Qmirter-back :  Beecher  (capt.).  JIalf-backs : 
C.ravcs,  '91,  and  (iravcs,  '88.  Full-back:  Bull.  Substitute: 
Wurlcmburg.     Yale,  17  ;  Harvard,  8. 


JUNIOR  YEAR,  1888-89. 

Officers  of  the  H.  U.  F.  B.  AssociaUon. 

V.   M.  Harping,   President. 
B.  C.  Wf.ld,  Vice-President. 
L.  A.  Pii'EK,  Secretary. 
T.  W.  SLOcrBi,  Treasurer. 
J.    H.    Sears,  Captain. 

Harvard  vs.  Worcester  Technology,  70 — 0. 

Harvard  »•«.  Technology,  18 — 0. 

Harvard  vs.  Exeter,  39 — 6. 

Harvard  vs.  Wesleyan,  34 — 0. 

HarN'ard  vs.  Williams,  14 — 6. 

Harvard  vs.  Andover,  68 — 0. 

Harvard  vs.  Worcester  Technology,  68 — 0. 

Harvard  vs.  Dartmouth,  74 — 0. 

Harvard  vs.  Tei-hnology,  42 — 0. 

Harvard  vs.  Amherst,   102 — 0. 
•Harvard  vs.  Wesleyan,  50 — 2. 
•Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  6 — 18. 
•Harvard  vs.  University  of  Pennsylvania,  50 — 0. 
•Harvard  vs.  Yale,  forfeited  to  Y'ale. 

I'oints  scored  :  by  Harv'ard,  635  ;  by  opponents,  32. 

*Chatnpion(hip  Ganie*. 


85 

Championship   Gamp:s. 
Harvard  vs.  Wesley  an. 

Harvard  :— Bashers:  Cumraock,  V.  Harding,  Carpenter,  Crans- 
ton, Trafford,  Davis,  CrosI)y.  Quarter-back:  G.  Harding.  Half- 
backs:  Vo  vie  v  and  Lee.     Full-back:  Sears. 

Wesleyan  :— Mashers:  Crane,  Pierce,  Eaton,  Gardner,  Heath, 
Glenn,  Faber.  Quarter-back:  Eggleston.  Half-backs:  Fl,,y  and 
Slayback.  Full-back:  Clark.  Eeferee :  Mr.  Landon,  We6leyan. 
Umpire  :  Mr.  Corbin,  Yale. 

Harvard  vs.  Pkincjiton. 

Harvavd:— Rushers:  Cumnock,  Woodman,  Carpenter,  Crans- 
ton, Trafford,  Davis,  V.  Harding,  Crosby.  Quarter-back:  G. 
Harding.     i/a(/-6acZ.-.s .•  Porter.  Lee.     Full-back:  Sears. 

Princeton -.—Eashers :  Bovaiid,  Cowan,  Janeway,  George,  Ir- 
vine, Cook,  Speer,  Riggs.  Quarter-back:  K.  Hodge.  ° Half- 
backs: Mowry,  Black.  Fnll-back :  Ames.  i2</eree;  Mr.  Camp, 
Yale.  Umjnre:  Mr.  Corbin,  Yale,  and  Mr.  Richards,  Yale.' 
second  half. 

Harvard  vs.  University  of  Pennsylvania. 

Harvard  r—i^Ms/^ers ;  Cumnock,  Woodman,  Longslreth,  Car- 
penter, Cranston,  Trafford,  Davis,  Crosby.  Quarter-back:  G. 
Harding,  ^rt(/'-6ac^'s.•  V.  Harding,  Lee  and  Porter.  Full-back: 
Sears. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.— Zeigler,  Casji,  Wright.  Bowser, 
Mears,  Savage,  Temis,  Syi)her,  Wagenhurst.  Quarter-back: 
Church.  ira//-6afA:.s;Hnlme,  Colloday.  Fu/l-back :  lUU.  Referee: 
Mr.  Corwin,  Yale.      Umpire:  Mr.  Price,  Princeton. 


86 


SKMOK    VKAH,   1««;)-U0. 

Offirors  of  the  II.  U.  F.  B.  Association . 

I?.  ('.  Wi;i.i»,  President. 
.\ .   W .    Makinkr,  Treasurer. 
.1.  A.  LowKi.L,  Manager. 
A.  .1.  Cumnock,  Captain. 

The  i^.uiM's  for  ilu'  season  of  1889-90  were  as  follows  : — 


Oet.    3, 

Hi 

iirvard  vs.  Exeter, 

at  Ci 

lunhridge. 

28—0 

"     5, 

Ik 

Stevens, 

28—4 

-   12, 

a 

Dartlunonth, 

38     0 

"   16, 

(I 

Technology. 

62     0 

"    18, 

i( 

Williams, 

-n    0 

•'   23, 

( i 

Andover, 

41      0 

-   26, 

Ik 

Wesley  an. 

64—0 

Nov.   *J, 

kk 

U.  of  P. 

'• 

3o— 0 

•'       9, 

(k 

Wesloyun, 

Sprinj^fu'hl, 

67—2 

-    16, 

k  h 

Triiiceton, 

C; 

anihritlge. 

15—41 

•      23, 

i( 

Yale, 

S 

|)ringnt'Kl. 

12—6 

Points  scored  :  l)y  Harvard,  419  ;  hy  ()i)poiu'nts,  /iS. 

CiiAMriONSiiir   Games. 

IIakvaud  OS.  Univeusitv  of  Pennsylvania. 

Il.ii  \  :i-d  : — liu.thers:  Ciininoek,  lilanchard,  CransUm,  Tilton, 
P.  Trallord,  Stiekuey,  Hutchinson,  Quarter-back :  Harding,  Ilalf- 
Itark :  Saxe,  Fearing  (Lee).     Full-back:  H.  Traiford. 

Pennsylvania: — /inshers :  Diggles,  Wood,  Bows»'r,  Wright. 
Sli.inniin  (Winsor),  Dewey,  Zeigler.  Quarter-back :  Church.  I/alf- 
bdrks:  Valiinliue,  Huhn,'.  Full-back:  Thayer.  Referee:  Mr. 
kSniilh,  Worcester  Polytechnic.     Umpire:  Mr.  Wallace,  Vale. 

Hauvaki>  vs.  Weslevan. 

Harvard  : — Rushers:  Hutchinson,  Upton  (HIanchard),  Cranston, 
Tilton,  P.  TralFord,  Stiekuey,  Croshy-  Quarter-back:  Dean. 
IhUf-backs  :  U-e,  Saxe  ( White) .     Full-back  :  B.  TralTord. 

'Championship  games. 


87 

Wesleyan  : — RusJtejs :  Cleaver,  Crane,  Bickford,  Fogfj,  Brown. 
Moore,  P.ecrs.  Quarter-back:  Peek.  Ilalf-bacKs :  Slayliaek,  Mc- 
Donald (Day).  Full-back:  Hall.  Referee:  Mr.  Stagg,  Yule. 
Umjnre:  Mr.  Terr}-,  Yale. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton. 

Harvard: — Rushers:  Cumnock,  Upton,  Cranston,  Tilt<jn,  P. 
Tralford,  Stiekney,  Crosby.  Quarter -back :  Dean.  Half-backs: 
Lee,  Saxe  (Fearing).     Full-back:  B.  Trafford. 

Princeton: — Rushers:  Warren,  Cash,  Riggs  (Jones),  George, 
Janeway,  Cowan,  Donelly  (Furniss).  Quarter -back :  Poe.  Half- 
backs: Black,  Clianning.  Fall-back :  Ames.  Referee:  Mr.  Wood- 
ruff, Yale.     Umpire:  Mr.  Beeeher,  Y'ale. 

Harvard  vs.  Y'ale. 

Harvard: —  -Rws/iers.- Cumnock,  Upton,  Cranston,  Tilton,  P. 
Trafford,  Stiekney  (Blanehard),  Hutchinson  (Hallowell).  Quar- 
ter-back: Dean.    Half-backs:  Lee,  Saxe.    Full-back:  B.  TratTonl. 

Y'ale: — Rushers:  Hartwell,  Rhodes,  Newell  (Adams),  Hanson 
(Ferris),  Heffelfinger,  Gill,  Stagg.  Quarter. back  :  \Vnrteml)erg. 
Half-backs:  McClung,  Morrison.  Full-lback:  McBride.  Referee: 
Mr.  Porter,  Harvard.      Umpire :  Mr.  Peace,  Princeton. 

Foot-ball  Standing  Since  the  League  was  Formed. 

1883.  Harvard    beaten    by  Princeton.      Harvard,  2;    Yale,  23. 

Y'ale,  6  ;  Princeton,  0. 

1884.  Harvard,  6  ;  Princeton,  36.     Harvard,  U  ;  Yale,  52     *Yale. 

6  ;  Princeton,  4. 

1885.  Harvard  not  allowed  to  play.     Princeton,  6  ;  Yale,  5. 
188G.     Harvard,  0  ;  Princeton,  12.     Harvard,  4  ;  Yale,  2\).  ♦Yale, 

4  ;  Princeton,  0. 

1887.  Harvard,    12;     Princeton,    0.       Harvard,    8;    Yale.    17. 

Yale,  12  ;  Princeton,  0. 

1888.  Harvard,  6  ;    Princeton,   18.     Harvard  forfeited  game  to 

Yale.     Y'ale,  10;  Princeton,  0. 

1889.  Harvard,    15;     Princeton,    41.       Harvard,    0:    Yale,    f.. 

Yale,  0;  Princeton,  10. 


*  Games  stopped  by  darkness,  and  championship  not  awarded. 


Oct. 

20, 

1886. 

i  i 

2!>, 

i  I 

Nov. 

10, 

a 

i  i 

19, 

n 

ki 

29, 

"      Harvani 

88 


'NINKTY   CLASS    lOOT   BALL  TEAM. 

FuKSHMAN  Yeak,  1886-87. 

'90  vs.  Groton,  44—19 

'90  "    Andover,  4—18 

'90  '•    Exeter, 

'90  "    '89.  0—20 

'90  ^'    Yale  '90,  22—4 

Harvard: — Rushers:  Crehoro,  Piper,  Higfrinson,  Woods,  Dex- 
ter, Sloi'iiin  (rapfdin).  Quarter-back :  Harding.  Half-bavks: 
Perry,  Iliiniiewell.     Full -bark  :    Sears. 

Yale,  '90: — Lontillioun,  Clausen,  Hanson,  Newell,  Lee.  Strait, 
{captain)  Townsend.  Quarter-back  •  Wurteinburg.  ILilf-backs: 
Morrison,  Ireland.     Full-back :  Tvacvy. 

Tliis  was  the  first  fresiiinan  foot  ball  game  won  by  Harvard 
since  '76. 

Caines  played  to  1S.S;»,  1 1  :  won  by  Harvard  .'»,by  Yale  4.  drawn  2. 

1886.  Harvard  '90  vs.  Yale  '90  22—4 

1887.  "■  '91  "  '91  6—2 
18.S8.  "  '92  "  '92  36—4 
1889.                    »»         '93             "      '93                          35—12 

In  '84  no  game  was  arranged,  and  in  '85  tiie  regulation  of  the 
Faculty  proiiil)ited  Harvard  playing  undercollegiate  games. 

CLASS   CHAMriONSIIll'. 

Ere  simian  Year.     No  series. 

Sopliomore  year,  1887:  '89  rs.   '88,  10 — 4. 
'Ilie  '90  and  '91  games  with  *89  were  not  played  as  weather  was 
too  cold,  and  no  chau)pionshi|)  was  :iwarded. 
Junior   Year.  1H88.     No  Series. 
Senior  Year,  1889  :  '92  vs.  '93,         9 — 4. 

'90  "    '91,       10— t. 
•90  ''    '92,  6—0. 

'90  won  the  Championship. 

Team  was  made  up  as  follows: — Rushers:  Emmons,  Slocum, 
Darling,  Eessi-ndm,  I'ulsifi  r.  Aiken,  Tyson,  liultimer.  Quarter- 
bark,  Eaiiikner.  Jlalf-backs :  MeCIeotl,  Heushaw,  Potter,  Full- 
back :  Crane. 


89 


LACROSSE. 


CLASS   MATCHES. 


Freshman  Year. 


'90  Twelve. 

w. 

Wells,  Capti 

Ooal 

•                  • 

Point 

,                   , 

Cover-Point 

•                   • 

Defence  Field  . 

• 

Centre 

•                   » 

Attack  Field    . 

•                   • 

Second  Home  .... 
First  Home      .... 

Substittite : — Blaney. 


Morion. 
Stedmau. 
Brewster. 

CHecht. 


■I  Blunt. 
^^  Kuhn. 

Wells. 

(  Rollins. 
-^  Thorndike. 
(  Hensbaw. 

Spencer. 

Hughes. 


Summary  of  Games  for  1887. 

1.  Harvard,  '90,  vs.  '-Cambridge  Reserves,"  at  Cauil)ridge. — 
Game  called  on  account  of  rain,  with  five  goals  for  Cambridge. 

2.  Harvard,  '90  vs.  Harvard  '89,  on   Jarvis  Field.     Harvard, 
'90,  2  goals  —  Harvard,  '89,  3  goals. 

3.  Harvard,  '90,  vs.  Dorchester,  on  Jarvis  Field.     Harvard, 
'90,  4  goals  —  Dorchester,  0. 

Games  won,  1.     Lost,  1.     Called,  1. 


Sophomore  Year. 

A  set  of    12  cups  was  offered  by  the  Lacrosse  Association  and 
won  by  '89.     '88  entered  no  team. 


The  Schedule. 
'«!»— 1  goal  ;     '91—2  goals. 
"JO— 2  goals;  '91— 3  goals. 
'89—3  goals  ;  '91-0  goals. 

•  '90—  '91— 

•  •89—  '90— 
•89—4  goals  ;  '91— 2  goals. 

Tie, '89  and  '01. 
'89—3  goals;  '91—1  goal. 
Won  by  '89  ;  3  games  won,  11  goals  won  ;   1  game  lost,  5  goals 
lust. 

UNIVERSITY  MATCHES. 

FRESHMAN    YEAR,  1886-87. 

Officers  of  the  H.  U.  L.  Afmociation . 

J.  O.  Sumner,  '87,  President. 

L.  McK.  Garuison,  '88,  Vice-President. 

T.  D.  Davidson,  '88,  Secretary. 

II.  E.  Pea  BODY,  '87,  Captain. 

Harvard  vs.  Indci>endcnts,  at  Cambridge,  April  27.  1«M7. 
Harvard  victorious,  2 — 1.  Latta,  s.  C.  (Morton, '90),  goal;  II.  E. 
Peabody,  '87,  point;  Williams,  L.  S..,  cover-point ;  Goodalo,  L.  S., 
(drilling,  *89,  Gardner,  '87,  defence  field;  Nichols,  L.  S.,  centre; 
Davidson,  '8.S,  Hensliaw,  '90  (Towle,  '8S),  Hale,  '87.  attack  field ; 
Hlodgelt,  '87,  Harding,  '89.  hoines. 

Harvard  vs.  South  Boston,  at  Cambridge,  May  2,  1887. 
South  BosU)n  victorious,  3 — 1.  Morton, '90,  goal;H.  E.  Peabody, 
'87,  point;  William^;,  L.  S.,  cover-point;  Grilling,  *89,  Goodale, 
L.  S..  Weed.  'M7,  defence  field ;  Nichols,  L.  S.,  ce?^/-?;  Towle,  ''Hi>, 
Davi<lson,  'i^i<.  Hale,  '«7,  (Utack  field ;  \\\o(\QeX.i,  '87,  Harding,  '89, 
hnmts. 

Harvard  vs.  Independents,  at  Cambridge,  May  4,  1887. 
Independents  victorious,  3 — 2. 

Harvard  vs.  Soiitii  Boston,  at  Cambridge,  May  7,  18^7. 
Harvard  victorious,  2 — 1.  Morton,  '90,  j/oa/;  H.  E.  PealMxly,  'H7, 
paint;   Williams,  L.  S.,  caver-poini;   Griding,  '89,  Nichols,  L.  S., 

•Forfeilod  by  '90. 


01 

Towle,  '88,  defence  field;  Gardner,  '87,  centre;  Davidson,  'H8, 
Blodgett,  '87,  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87,  attack  field;  Hale,  '87,  Harding, 
'89,  homes. 

Harvard  vs.  Stevens,  at  Cambridge,  May  11,  1887.  First 
championship  game.  Harvard  victorious,  7 — 0.  Morton,  ''.•(), 
goal;  H.  E.  Peabody,  '87,  point;  Griding,  '89,  cover-point;  Gris- 
wold,  '89,  Weed,  '87,  Towle,  '88,  defence  field;  Gardner,  '87, 
centre;  Davidson,  '88,  Blodgett,  '87,  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87,  attack  field ; 
Hale,  '87,  Harding,  '89,  homes. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  at  Cambridge,  May  21,  1887.  ISic- 
ond  champ>ionship  game.  Harvard  victorious,  3 — 0.  Drake,  '87, 
goal;  H.  E.  Peabody,  '87,  point;  Williams,  L.  8.,  cover-jioitit ; 
GrifRng,  '89,  Weed,  '87,  Towle,  '88,  defence  field;  Gardner,  '87, 
centre;  Davidson,  '88,  Blodgett,  '87,  A.  T.  Dudlej^,  '87,  attack  field; 
Hale,  '87,  Harding,  '89,  homes. 

Harvard  vs.  New  York,  -at  Staten  Island,  May  3U,  l.sa7. 
New  York  victorious,  4 — 3.  Drake,  '87,  goal;  Easton,  L.  S., 
point ;  H.  E.  Peabody,  '87,  cover-point;  Grilling,  '89.  Weed,  '87, 
Griswold,  '89,  defence  field;  Gardner,  '87,  centre;  Towle,  '88, 
Blodgett,  '87,  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87,  attack  field;  Hale,  '87,  Harding, 
'89,  homes. 

Harvard  vs.  New  York  University,  at  Brooklyn,  May  31, 
1887.      Third    championship    game.       Harvard   victorious,    1 — 0- 

Harvard  thus  won  tlie  Intercollegiate  championshii),  scoring  11 
goals  to  her  opponents'  0. 

Games  played,  7;  won,  4;  lost,  3. 

SOPHOMORE   YEAR,  1887-88. 
Officers  of  the  II.    U.  L.  Association. 

L.  McK.  GAxmisoN,  '88,  President. 
H.  Page,  '88,  Vice-President. 
V.  M.  Hakding,  '89,  Secretary. 
C.  H.  Taylor,  Jk.,  '90,  Manager. 
E.  S.  Rawson, 
T.  O.   Davidson,  '88,  Captain. 

Harvard  vs.  Cambridge,  Ai)ril  28,  at  Cambridge.  Harvard, 
7  ;  Cambridge,  0. 


92 

Harvard  vs.  Now  Yftrk  Fniversity.  Drake,  '88,  goal, 
Stodinan,  L.  S.,  jtoint ;  CJriswold, 'J^O,  <'ot'€r-y>»/n^;  Piilsifer,  '90, 
Grilling,  XK,  Towle,  '88,  ilefefice  Jield ;  Wells,  'IK),  ceutre;  Kourke, 
'90,  Hloilgett,  L.  S.,  Kilvert,  '89,  iUlack Jield ;  Harding,  '89, 
hovie.     Harvard,  8  ;  N.  Y.  University,  0. 

20.  Harvard  vs.  Cornwall^,  May  18,  at  Cambridge.  Cornwall, 
8  ;   Harvard,  2. 

Harvard  vs.  Lehigh,  May  19,  at  Cambridge.  Drake,  '88, 
goal;  Stc(hnaii,  L,  S.,  point  \  Griswold,  L.  S.,  <yover-poiut ;  Pul- 
sifer,  "90,  (irilling.  '89,  Towle,  '88,  defence  field  ;Vfi^\\'i,  '90,  centre; 
Kilvert,  '89,  liotirke,  L.  S.,  IJlodgett,  L.  S.,  attack  fixdd;  Hewes, 
'90,  Huntress,  '91,  homes.      Harvard,  8;  Lehigh,  0. 

Harvard  vs.  Princeton,  May  23,  at  Princeton.  Drake.  '88, 
goal;  Stedman,  L.  S.,  point;  Griswold,  !>.  S.,  cover-point ;  Pul- 
sifer,  '90,  Grilling,  '89,  Towle,  '88,  attack  field;  Wells,  '90,  centre; 
Kilvert,  '89,  lioiirke,  L.  S.,  Blodgett,  L.  8.,  attack  fi^ld;  Hard- 
ing, '89,  home.     Princeton,  2  ;  Harvard,  1. 


JUNIOR  YEAR,   1888-89. 

M.  A.  Kilvert,  '89,  Prenident. 

L.  S.  Ghiswold,  '89,  Vice-President. 

F.  Tudor,  '91,  Secretary. 

E.  S.  Rawson,  '90,  Manager. 

E.  S.  Griffing,  '89,  Captain. 

Harvard  c.s.  Princeton,  May  17,  at  Cambridge.  Princeton, 
3;   Harvard,  0. 

Harvard  vs.  Lehigh,  May  25,  at  Bethlehem,  Pa.  Lehigh, 
3  ;  Harvard  1 . 


93 


INTERCOLLEGIATE  TENNIS  ASSOCIATION. 


New  Haven,  Oct.  12,  1886.  Singles  won  by  Biinley  of  Trinity  : 
2,  Tlnitcber  of  Yale.  Doubles  won  by  Knapp  and  Tlialclicr  of 
Yale  ;  2,  Brinley  and  Paddock  of  Trinity. 

New  Haven,  Oct.  13,  1887.  Doubles  won  by  Sears,  '8*J,  and 
Shaw, '91,  of  Harvard,  against  Hall  and  Campbell  of  Columbia, 
Singles  won  by  Sears  of  Harvard  ;  2,  Shaw  of  Harvard. 

New  Haven,  Oct,  — ,  1888.  Singles  won  by  P.  S.  Sears  of 
Harvard  ;  2,  O.  S.  Campbell,  Columbia.  Doubles  won  by  V,  G. 
Hall  and  O.  S.  Campbell  of  Columbia;  2,  P.  S.  Sears  and  Q.  A. 
Shaw,  Jr.,  of  Harvard. 

New  Haven,  Oct.  — ,  1889,  Singles  won  by  R.  Huntington, 
Yale;  2,  F.  H.  Hovey  of  Brown,  Doubles  won  by  O.  S,  Camp- 
bell and  A.  E.  Wright,  Columbia;  2,  L.  Huntington  and  P. 
Huntington,  Yale. 


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TRACK    ATHLETICS. 


FKKSIIMAN    YEAR.    1H86-87. 

Ofticers  of  the  Harvard  Athletic  Association. 

\\.  L.  C'l.AiiK,  '<S7,  President. 
K.  II.    Unr.KRS,  '87,  Vice-President. 
V.  (i.  Halcii, '88,  Treasurer. 
.lonN  Balch,  '89,  Secretary. 


Stetcards. 

Painter. 
WoonuuBY. 


.   _  (  K.  Kkmingtox.  '89  i^"  ^ 
'  '  I  G.  Dextek.  I  T.  W 

,      (  C.  Amoky.  ,,.,.  I  E.  Stukgis. 
(  ,1.  M.  IIallowell.  (  C.  L.  Ckeiiuue 


FKE^^11MAN    MEETING.    HoLMKS    FlELU.     Oclubcr  28,    1SS6. 

Hurdle  Race.     Poor,  Lvnch,  Crane.     Won  Ity  Crane,  25;  .**, 
Hundred  Yards  Dash.     {First  heat.)     1.  W.  Myer  ;  2.  Paysou. 

{/S'cond  lieat.)  1.  Browne  ;  2.  Wolfe.  {Final  heat.)  Won  byHrowno 

Us.;  Wolte,  secoiul. 

Quarter-Mile  Run.     E.  Sturgis,  only  entry, 

Hidf-MHe  Run.      1.  Endicott,  *2  m.  10  s.  ;  2.  Strout. 

Mile  Run.     1.  Gorhaiu,  5  m.  27  s.     2.  MeNichol. 

Mile    Walk.     A.  B.  Grover,  9  m.  32  s.  (only  entry.) 

Running  Hirjh  Juvip.  1.  Codraan,  4  ft.  10^  in.;  2.  Lothrop.  1  ft. 

10  ID. 

Broad  Jump.  1.  Wheelwright,  18  ft.  4  in.  2.  Lolhrop.  17  ft. 
7h  in. 

Ttvo  Hundred  a/id  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  1.  Browne,  25 J  r.  2. 
My  er. 

PuttinijUie  Shot.      1.  Faulkner,  31  ft.  1^  in.  ;  2.  Dickerman. 

Pole  Vaidt.     Won  by  Crane,  7  ft.  6;^  iu. 

Two-Mile  Bicycle  Race.     Merrill  (only  contestant).  7  ui.  13  s. 


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Handicap  Meeting.     Holmes  Field.      November  1,  188 6. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  (First  heat.)  Dickennan,  '90, 
6  yds.  ;  Merrill,  '89,  3  yds.  ;  Payson,  '90,  5  yds.  Won  by  Merriih 
10|  s.  Dickorman,  second.  {Second  heat.)  Rogers,  '87,  scratcli  ; 
Stowell,  '88,  4  yds.  ;  Brown,  '90,  5  yds.  Won  by  Rogers,  lOi  s. 
Stowell,  second.  (Tliird  heat.)  Walk-over.  Myer,  '90,  5  yds. 
{Final  heat.)     Rogers  won,  lOJ  s.     Merrill,  second. 

Running  High  Jumj).  H.  L.  Clark,  '87,  scratch  ;  Sturgis,  '90, 
8  in.  ;  Paul,  '88,  10  in.  ;  Lothrop,  '90,  10  in.  ;  Alexander,  '90,  Vl 
in.  Won  by  Alexander,  with  an  actual  jump  of  4^  ft.  9  in.  ;  Stur- 
gis, second. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.  Eudicott,  '90,  25  yds.  ; 
Sturgis,  '90,  25  yds. ;  Wells,  L.  S.,  scratch.  Won  by  AVells,*  51  'i^. 
Endicott,  second. 

Half-Mile  Run.  Cogswell,  '88,  scratch  ;  Strout,  '90,  25  yds. ; 
Dana,  '88,  10  j'ds.     Won  by  Cogswell,  2  m.  If  s.  Strout,  second. 

Putting  the  Shot.  Faulkner,  '90  ;  Hebard,  '90.  Won  by  Faulk- 
ner, 29  ft.  lU  in. 

Mile  Run.  Webster,  '87,  75  yds.  ;  Davenport,  '90,  100  yds.  , 
Gorham,  '90,  100  yds.  ;  Hale,  '88,  scratch.  Won  by  Davenport, 
4  m.  45  s.  ;  Hale,  second. 

Mile  Walk.  Bemis,  '87,  scratch  ;  Zinkeisen,  '89,  30  s.  ;  Noiton, 
'88.  30  s.  ;  Grover,  '90,  90  s.  Won  by  Bemis.  7  m.  10$  s.  Norton, 
second. 

Running  Broad  Jump.  Wheelwright, '90,  6  in.;  Perry,  '89. 
6  in;  Lothrop,  '90,  21  in.  Won  by  Perry,  19  ft.  ^  in.  :  WIkm'1- 
wright,  second. 

Bicycle  Race.  White,  Gr.  ;  Merrill,  '90.  Won  by  Merrill,  6  ui. 
»'t  s. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  Brown,  '90,  12  yds.; 
Rogers,  '87,  scratch;  Merrill, '89,  8  yds.;  Thayer,  '88,  10  yds. 
\V"on  by  Rogers,  23 1  s.     Merrill,  second. 

First  Winter    Meeting.      Hkmenway  Gymnasium. 
March  19,  1887. 

Putting  the  Shot.  Manlcy,  '87  ;  Bowen,  '87  ;  Loiul,  '87  ;  Gibson, 
'88  ;  Slade,  '90.     Won  by  Mauley,  3   ft.  8i  in.      Boweu,  second. 


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IJeavy-Wciijht  Wrestling.     Ilolden,  '««  ;   Bowcn, '«7.     Won  by 

Howe  II. 

MiibW  -  IT'  i[iht   Spnrrinij.     Ashe,  L.  S.  ;   Curtis,  '90.     Won  by 

Ashe. 
Liijhl-  We.itjht    Wrestling.      Paine,   '90 ;    Sterne,   '87.     Won   by 

Paine. 
Feather- Weight  Sparring.    {First  bout.)     A.  C.  Coolidge,  '87; 

r,  10 w ,  '89 .     Won  by  C;  re w . 

Middle- Weight   Wrestliug.     Howcn, '87  ;   Hunter,  '89.      Won  by 

Howen. 
Heavy- Weight  Sparring.     Ashe,  L.  S. ;  Curtis,  '90.      Won  by 

Ashe. 

Feather -Weight  Wrestling.     A.  C.  Cooliilgo,  'H7.    Walk-over. 

Tug  nf  War.  '89. — Marquand,  Rantoul.  Kiidicott,  Perry  {an- 
chor). '90. — Jones,  Crchorc.  Hutchinson,  An)ory  {anchor).  Won 
by  '90. 

Second  Winter  Meeting.     Hemenway  Gymnasium. 
March  26,  18S7.     Ladies'  Day. 

Two-hand  Fence  Vault.  H.  L.  Clark,  '87  ;  Rogers,  '87  ;  A.  T. 
P.-rkins,  '87  ;  David.son,  'i^ii :  l.und,  '88  ;  Slade,  '90  ;  A.  T.  Dudley, 
'87  ;  Swain,  '88.     Won  by  Perkins,  G  ft.  8i  in.  ;  Davidson,  second. 

Feather- Weight  Sparring.  {SecotuI  bout.)  Thayer, '88  ;  Dame, 
•90.  Won  by  l)anu>.  {Third  bout.)  Clement,  '88  ;  Grew,  '89  ; 
Won  by  Grew.  {Fimd  bout.)  Dame,  '90;  Grew,  '89.  Won  by 
Grew. 

Standing  High  Jump.  H.  L.  Clark,  '87  ;  Rogers,  '87  ;  Luud, 
'88.     Won  by  Rogers.  4  ft.  \)'\  in. 

Fencing.     Rawson,  '90.     Walk-over. 

Light- Wright  Sj)arring.  Ashe.  L.  S.  ;  Austin.  '87.  Won  by 
Austin. 

Parallel  Bars.  Loud,  'H7  ;  A.  T.  IVrkins, '.S7  ;  A.  T.  Dudley* 
•S7  ;  Sw.-tin,  'hh.     Won  by  Perkins. 

Tug  of  War.  '.S7. — Samp^^on,  Sterne,  Bowen,  Litchfield  (a/jc/iorj 
'88. — Pease,  Crocker,  BaUlwin,  Balch  {anchor).     Won  by  '88. 

TniKi*  WiNTF.Jt  Meetin(}.     Hicmenwav  Gymnasium. 
April  2,  1S87.    Ladies  Day. 

Horizontal  Bar.  Swain.  'S8  ;  A.  V.  Dudley,  '87  ;  Barnes,  8.  C.  ; 
Myers,  '90  ;  \i.  T.  Osgooil.  '87.   Won  by  Osgood.  Dudley,  second. 


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Running  High. Tump.  {Handicap.')  H.  L.  Clark,  '87,  scratch  ; 
Rogers,  '87,  5  in.  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87  ;  Brooks,  '89.  Wou  by 
Clark,  5  ft.  8|  in.  ;  Rogers,  second. 

Flijing  Rings.  Hull,  '89;  PlUsbury,  "89;  Myers, '90 ;  A.  T. 
Dudley,  '87  ;  Swarts,  ''SS.     Won  by  Pillsbury  ;  Swarts,  second. 

Running  High  Kick.  H.  L.  Clark,  '87 ;  Buckinghaiu,  '87 ; 
Rublee,  '90.     Won  by  Clark,  8  ft.  7  in. 

Spring-board  Leaping.  R.  T.  Osgood,  '87  ;  Frotbingham,  V.  S., 
Stevenson,  '90  ;  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87.  Tie  :  Osgood  and  Stevenson, 
8  ft.  10^  in. 

Pole  Vault.  Leavitt,  '89  ;  Wheelwright,  '90.  Won  by  Leavitt, 
10  ft.  I  in. 

Tumbling.  M3'ers,  '90  ;  Barnes,  s.  C.  ;Frothingham,V.  S.  ;  A.  T. 
Dudley,  '87  ;  R.  T.  Osgood,  '87.  Won  by  Dudley  ;  Barnes,  second. 

Rope  Climbing.  Saville, '89  ;  Sterne,  '87  ;  Curry, '89.  Won  by 
Curry,  20|  s. 

Tug  of  War.     '88. — Pease,  Crocker,  Baldwin,  Balch  (anchor) 
'90. — Jones,   Lothrop,   Hutchinson,  Sturgis   (anchor).     AVon    by 
'88. 

General  Excellence  Prize.  Won  by  A.  T.  Dudley,  '87  ;  A.  T. 
Perkins,  '87,  and  Swain,  '88,  withdrawing. 

The  Class  Pennant  was  won  by  '87  with  a  record  of  thirteen 
first  prizes  ;  '89,  second,  four  first  prizes,  '90  and  '88  following  in 
the  order  named. 

Class  Meetings.     Holmes  Field.     May  9,  1SS7. 
Senior  Contests. 

Mile  Walk.  H.  H.  Bemis,  the  only  contestant,  made  the  mile 
in  6  m.  59i  s.,  breaking  the  Harvard  record  of  7  m.  1  sec,  held 
by  E.  C.  Wright,  '86. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.  Rogers.  Hardy.  Won 
by  Rogers,  52^  s. 

Jxtnior  Contests. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.  G.  B.  Cogswell.  Dana, 
Lund.     Wou  by  Cogswell,  52^  s.     Lund,  second. 

Broad  Jump.  Brewer,  C.  N.  Cogswell,  Gibson.  Won  by 
Brewer,  19  ft.  2  in. 


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Sophomore   Contests. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.    Mumhll,  Ciritlint,'.   Won 

by  M.iinltll,  M;  8. 

Broiid  Jump.  Atkinson  (only  contestant),  16  ft.  4  in. 

Freshman    Contests. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.  Endicott,  Myers,  Slmgis. 
Brown.     Won  by  Kndicott,  .')3.i  s.     Myers,  second. 

Half-Mile  Run.     Davenport  (only  contesUnt),  2  lu.  7  s. 

.SiMiiNG  Cii.vMPioxsim'  Mketing.     Holmes    Fieli>. 
May  14, 1887. 

Ttvo  Mile  liicycle  Rare.  Merrill,  '90  (only  entry),  6  m.  31  s. 
Hundred  Yards  Dash.  {First  heat.)  Merrill,  '89;  Miles, '««  ; 
Stowell, '88;  Mamlell,  '.SO.  Won  by  Mandell,  lOJ  s.  Merrill, 
second.  {Second  heat.)  Myer,  '90;  Rogers,  '87;  Keep.  M.  S. 
Won  by  Rogers,  lOJ  s.  ;  Myer,  second.  {Final  heat.)  Won  by 
Rogers,  10^  s.  ;  Merrill,  second. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.     K.  Sturgis,  '90  ;  Wells, 
L.  S.  ;  Kndicott,  '90  ;  Ilurdy,  '87.     Won  by  Wells,  51  i  s. 

Half-Mile  Run.     G.  P.Cogswell,  '88;    Dana,  '88.       Won   by 
Cogswell,  2  m.  f  s. 

Mile  Run.     Davenport,  '90  (only  entry),  1  m.  43f  s. 
Running  Broad  Jump.     Gibson,    'i^><;    C.    N.    Cogswell,    '88; 
Rnst,  '87  ;  Brewer,  'HH  ;  Perry,  '89  ;  Atkinson,  '89  ;  Treat,   L.  S. 
Won  l)y  Cogswell,  19  ft.  G  in.     Treat,  second. 

Mile  WcUk.     Wright,  L.  S,  ;  Bemis,  '87.    Won  by  Wright,  G  m. 
59  J  8. 

Pole  Vault.      Leavitt,  '89,  9  ft. 

Tivo  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  (Fjr.s7 /teo/.)  Stowell, 
'8«  ;  Uowen,  '90  ;  Rogi-rs,  '87  ;  Merrill,  '89.  Won  by  Rogers,  24^  s. 
{Seronil  heat.)  Mandril,  '8J> ;  Miles,  '88;  W.  Meyer,  '90.  Won 
by  Mund«'ll,  24j  s.  (Final he(tt.)  Won  by  Rogers,  23^  s.  ;  Mandeli, 
Heeond. 

Putting  the  Shot.     Wulk-ovir.     (iibson,  'SS,  33  ft.  9  in. 
Throwing  the  Hammer.     Walk-over.    Gibson,  '88,  80  ft.  8  in. 


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Inter-Collegiate    Athletic    Association.      Twelfth    Anndal 
Meeting.     Manhattan  Polo  Ghodnds,  New  York. 

3fay  28,  18S7. 

Hundred  Yards  Dash.  The  winuers  of  the  trial  heats  were  : 
Sherrill,  Yale;  W.  Mjer,  Harvard;  Rogers,  Harvard;  Kin<; 
Princeton;  MeGuire,  Y\T,le.  LaFebra,  Columbia,  was  the  best 
second.     Won  by  Sherrill,  10^  s.  ;  Rogers,  second. 

Two-mile  Bicycle  Race.  Landy,  Yale;  Kern,  University  of 
Pennsylvania;  Maguire,  Columbia;  AVork,  Y\ale  ;  Kolli,  Univer- 
sity of  Pennsylvania  ;  Scott,  Cornell;  and  others.  Won  by  Kolb 
6  m.  53i  s. ;  Maguire,  second. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.     Wells,  Harvard  ;  Banks, 
Columbia  ;  and  others.  Won  by  Wells,  o3|  s.  ;  Banks,  second. 
Mile  Run.    AVon  by  Harmar,  Yale  ;  Davenport,  Harvard,  second. 
Half-Mile  Ru)i.     Won  by  Faries,    University  of   Pennsylvania  ; 
Davenport,  Harvard,  second. 

Tug  of  War.  (First  round.)  Columbia  vs.  Lehigh.  Won  liy 
Columbia.  (Second  round.)  Princeton  DS.Y''ale.  Won  by  Princeton, 
(Third  round.)  Harvard  1  (Balch,  anchor)  vs.  Harvard  2  (Eastou 
anchor).  Won  by  No.  1.  (Fourth  round.)  Columbia  vs.  Princeton. 
Won  by  Cohimbia.  (Final  round.)  Columbia  os.  Harvard  No.  1. 
Won  by  Columbia.     Event  won  by  Columbia. 

Throwing  the  Hammer.  1.  Coxe,  Y'ale,  98  ft.  6  in.*  2.  Brinton, 
University  of  Pennsylvania. 

Putting  the  Shot.  1.  Coxe,  Yale,  40  ft.  9^  in.*  2.  Rohrbaek. 
Lafayette. 

Running  High  Jump.  1.  Page,  University  of  Pennsylvania, 
0  ft.  10^  in.     2.  Richards,  Columbia,  5  ft.  8^  in. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  (Final  heat.)  1.  Rogers, 
Harvard,  23  s.     2.     Robinson,  Y''ale. 

Mile  Walk.  Bemis,  Harvard,  7  m.  16  s.  Wright,  Harvard, 
second. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  Race.     1.  Luddington, 
Yale,  17|-  s. 
Running  Broad  Jump.     1.  Shearman,  Yale,  21  ft.  7^  in.* 
Pole  Vault.     1.  Godshall,  Lafayette,  10  ft. 

Yale  first,  with  six  first  and  four  second  prizes  ;  Harvard,  second, 
three  first,  and  one  second  prize;  University  of  Pennsylvania, 
third. 

*  Breaking  the  intercollegiate  record. 


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SOPHOMORE   YEAR.      l«87-88. 

Officers,  H.  A.  A. 

F.  G.  Balch,  '88,  President. 

J.  M.  Hallowell,  '88,  Vice-President. 

E.  Stur<;is,  '90,  Secretary. 

T.  Woodbury,  '89,  Treasurer. 

F.  B.  Lund,  '88,  Captain. 

Stewards. 

'fifi  I  Copley  Amory.  ,q^  (  C.  L.  Crehore. 

^^|f.  B.  Llnd.  "^"jj.  P.  HuToniNsoN. 

.oqJG.  tS.  MANDKr.L.  ,Q.  j  . I.  Wendell,  .Ir. 

"*  j  G.  B.  Painter.  ''^  \  J.  T.  Burnett. 

Freshman  P'ield  Sports.      Holmes  Field.     Oct.  26,  18fl7. 

Tun  Mile  Jiicycle  Race.  1.  Davis,  fi  ruin.  18;^  sec.  2.  Brown. 
Pn'vioiLs  record  fi  rain.  28  sec.     Held  by  Dean,  '88. 

Pole  Vaxdt.     R.  S.  Hale,  8  ft.  ^  in. 

Mile  Walk.     1.   Bracket,  28  inin.  <4  sec.     2.  Howe. 

Mile  Run.      1.   R.  H.  Hale,  5  min.  11^  sec.     2.   Bishop. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  Tie  between  Crosby  and  Moen,  10^ 
sec. 

Runninij  JIi<fh  Jump.     Tie,  Bell  and  R.  S.  Hale.     5  ft.  i  in. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty   Yards  Jiun.     Stead,  .')8  sec. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  1.  Crosby,  24 J  sec. 
2.  Bodley. 

Fall  Handicap  Sports. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Diuth.  {First  Heat.)  1.  Slade,  '90, 
4  yds. ;  2.  Ashe,  L.  S.,  5  yds.     {Second  Heat.)    1.  Rust,  L.  S., 


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5  yds.;  2.  Briggs,  L.  S.,  8  yds.  (Third  mat.)  1.  Merrill, 
'89,  scratch;  2.  .Stead,  '91,  5yds.  {Final  Ueat.)  1.  Rust,  lOJ 
sec.  ;   2.   Sladc. 

Mile  Walk.  1.  Biirlingham,  '91,  1  min. ;  2.  Zinkeisen, '89. 
Time,  8  min.  40  sec. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Run.  1.  Stead,  '91,25  yds.; 
2.  Wells,  L.  S.,  scratch.     Time,  51  sec. 

Mile  Run.  1.  Davenport,  scratch  ;  2.  Bishop,  125  yds.  Time, 
4  rain.  46  sec. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Tairls  Dash.  1.  Slade,  '90,  18 
yds. ;    2,  Lund,  '88,  scratch.     Time,  23^  sec. 

Half-Mile  Run.  1.  G.  B.  Cogswell,  '88,  scratch;  2.  Miles, 
'88,  15  yds.     Time,  2  min.  ^  sec. 

Running  High  Jump.  1.  R.  S.  Ilale,  '91,  scratch;  2.  F.  R. 
Winthrop,  4  in.     Height,  5  ft.  3f  in. 

Putting  the  Shot.  1.  Gibson,  '88  ;  2.  Hunter,  '89.  Distance, 
31  ft.  5  in. 

Running  Broad  Jump.  1.  AYolff,  '90  (18  iu.).  2.  Wheel- 
right,  '90  (12  in.).     Distance,  18  ft.  5£-  in. 

Throwing  the  Hammer.  1.  Gibson,  '88,  scratch.  2.  Hunter, 
'89.     Distance,  83  ft.  11  in. 

Pole  Vault.  1.  Crane,  '90  (6  in.).  2.  Leavitt,  '89  (scratch). 
Height,  10  ft. 

Two  Mile  Bicycle.  1.  Davis,  '91  (scratch).  2.  Brown,  "91. 
Time,  6  m.  2^  sec.  Previous  Harvard  Record  held  by  Davis,  6  m. 
18f    sec. 

Yale  and  2nd  Regiment  Games.     2nd  Regiment  Aumorv. 
New  Haven.     March  5,  ISSS. 

Half- Mile  Run.  1.  Miles,  '88,  Harvard  (36  yds.).  2.  Lloy<l, 
Yale  (45  yds.).  3.  Davenport,  '90,  Harvard  (15  yds.).  4.  Cogs- 
well, '88  (scratch).     Time,  2  m.  8^  sec. 

Fij7y  Yards  Dash.  1.  Mocn,  Harvard,  '91,  3  yds.  2.  Robin- 
son, Yale,  '90,  2  yds.     Time,  5§  sec. 

Putting  the  Shot.  1.  Young,  M.  A.  C.  (8  ft.  9  in.).  2.  Hunt. 
Yale  (4  ft.  6  in.).  3.  Peniiypacker,  Harvard,  '88,  4.  ft.  6  in. 
Distance,  41  ft.  10  in. 

Mile  Run.  1.  Lloyd,  Yale  (80  yds.).  2.  Davenport,  Har- 
vard, '90,  30  yds.     Time,  4  m.  44i  sec. 


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Knor    WiMii;    .MFr.Tisr,.      Hkmenway  Oymxasium. 
March  10,  ISSS. 

Putting   the    Shot.       I.    Ptiinypackcr,    '88,    37    ft.    0^  in.  2. 
r.ilMoii,  '88,  .'Jf)  ft.  2  iu. 

MliliUe-Weiijla  Wre.ttliwj.  Duncan,  '90;  I'lilsifer,  '90.  Won 
\>y  Diinciin. 

MiibUeWt'itjht  Sparriioj.  {First  bout.)  McAllister,  L.  S., 
Bowen,  L.  S.  Won  l)y  McAllister.  (Second  bout.)  Hangs,  '91  ; 
Mancha,  Si).  Won  l)y  iJanj^s.  (Tfiinl  bout.)  Hangs,  McAllister. 
Draw. 

Liijht-Wciijht  Wrestlintj.  (First  bout.)  Cabot,  V.  S.,  Ham- 
pleton,  Sp.  Won  hy  Cal)ot.  (Second  bout.)  Paine,  '90.  Mon- 
roe, '89.  AVon  l»y  Paine.  (Third  boiU.)  Cabot.  V.  S.,  Knapp. 
'91.  Won  by  Cal)ot.  (Final  bout.)  Cabot,  Paine.  Won  by 
Cabot. 

Heavy-  Weiijht  Wrestling.     Walk  over  for  Tevis,  Sp. 

Heavy- Weight  Sparring.     Ilornc,  L.  S..  Dana.  L.  S.     Draw. 

Fe(Uher-  Weight  WreslUmj.  Niiss,  '90,  Goel)el,  '88.  Won  by 
Nnss. 

Tug  of  War.  '90  vs.  '91.  Teams,  '90  :  1.  \l.  JcMies.  2.  K.  S. 
.lones.  '.\.  Pi|>er.  Anchor,  A.  Anutrv.  '91:  1.  De  Norniandie. 
2.   Nichols.     3.   McLellan.     Anchor,  Iliggins.      '90  won  by  2  in. 

Second  Winter  Meeting.     IIkmenwav  Gymnasium. 
March  17,  ISSS. 

Fence  Vault.  Tallant,  '91,  Pearson.  L.  S.  ;  Harney,  '90;  Lund. 
'88.  Tie  lietwecn  Pearson  and  Harney  at  6  ft.  10^  in.  2.  Tal- 
lant, (•)  ft.  10^  in. 

Feather- Weight  Sj^arring.  firew,  '89;  Marquand,  '89.  Won 
by  Maninand. 

Fenciiuj.  (First  bout.)  Hrewer,  L.  S.,  (irecr,  '91 .  Won  l»y 
(Jrecr.  (Second  bout.)  Morton,  '91.  Rawson,  *90.  Won  by 
Hawson.     (Final  bout.)     Rawson,  Greer.     Won  by  Greer. 

Standing  High  Jump.  Curtis,  '90,  Lund,  '88,  Mandell,  '89, 
Harney, '90.      1.    Lun.l.  I  ft.  8]  in.     2.  Curtis. 

Parallel  liar.^.  Pillsl)ury,  '89,  Harney,  '90,  Henderson,  '91. 
Won  by   Pillsb.iry. 

LiglU-  WeiglU  Sparritig.  11.  S.  Phillips.  Gr.,  J.  W.  Lawrence, 
'91.     Won  by  Lawrence. 


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Tiui  oj  War.  '88  us\  '89.  Teams  ;  '88  :  1.  Pease  (cap^am). 
2.  Baldwin.  3.  Cliase.  Anchor,  Balcli.  '89:  1.  Marquand.  2. 
Raymond.     3.    Eudicott.     Anchor,  Perry.     '88  won  by  4  inches. 

Third  Winteu  Meeting. 

Horizontal  Bar.  Henderson,  '91,  Barney,  '90,  Myers,  '90, 
Goebel,  '88.     Won  by  Henderson. 

Patting  the  Shot  (Exliil)ition).     Pennypacker,  '88,  39  ft.  :>'■[  in. 

Running  High  Jam}).  1.  Bell,  '91,  5  ft.  2\  in.  2.  Baruev, 
'90,  4  ft.  9»  in. 

Rope  Climbing.     Cnrry,  '89,  21^  sec. 

Running  High  Kick.  Buckingham,  L.  S.,  R.  B.  Hale,  '91. 
Won  by  Hale.     Height,  8  ft.  G|  in. 

Flying  Rings.  Pillsbury,  '89,  Barney,  '90,  Henderson,  '91, 
Hull,  '89,  Mvers.  '90.     Won  bv  Pillsbury. 

Club  Sioinging  (Exhibition).     H.  L.  Phillips,  Gr. 

Spring  Board  Leax)ing.  Barney,  '90,  Stevenson,  8p.,  Myers, 
'90,  Henderson,  '91.     No  award. 

Tug  of  War.  '88  vs.  '90.  Teams;  '88:  1.  E.  A.  Pease 
{captain).  2.  C.  H.  Baldwin.  3.  P.  Chase.  Anchor,  F.  G. 
Balch.  '90:  1.  R.  Jones.  2.  E.  S.  Jones.  3.  L.  A.  Pip.-r. 
Anchor,  A.  Amory.     *'88  won  b3^  4^  in. 

*'88  thus  won  the  championship  for  the  four  consecutive  years  of  tlie 


college  course. 


Class  Meeting.     A2')ril  30,  1888. 

'91.  One  Hundred  Tiventij  Yards  Hurdle  Race.  1.  Bell.  2. 
Bodley.     Time,  17f  sec.     Previous  Harvard  Record,  17;^'  sec. 

'91.  Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race.  1.  Davis.  2.  Brown.  3. 
Baile}'.     Time,  6  m.  20^  sec. 

'91.  One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  1.  Moen.  2.  Bodley.  3. 
Crosby.     Time,  10|  sec. 

'88.     One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.     Lund,  10|  see. 

'91.     Mile  Walk.     I.Howe.     2.   Brackett.     Time,  7  m.  31g  s. 

'88.  Half-Mile.  1.  Cogswell.  2.  Miles.  3.  Dana.  Tinu-. 
2  m.  14  sec. 

'91.  Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash.  1.  Bodley.  2. 
Stead.     3.  Priest.     Time,  53  sec. 


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'90.  Four  /fnntlred  arid  Forty  Yards  JJaj<h.  1.  Sturgis.  2. 
Kinlicotl.     Tiiiu'.  r»4  sec. 

'yo.      Ifiilf-yfih'.     1.  Downs.  2.  Davenport.    Time,    2  ni.  i*  s. 

'S«J.  One  Ilundri'd  Yards  Dash.  1.  Maudcll.  2.  Merrill. 
Time,  lOg  sec. 

'91.  llalf-Mile  Run.  l.Siegiuuii.  2.  Derrick.  Time,  2  ni. 
24?  8. 

';tl.     Mile  Run.     1.  R.  B.  Ilule.     2.  Davis.  Time,  ;')  m.  3^  sec. 

'90.  Rinniiiuj  Broad  Jump.  1.  Wheelwright.  2.  Wi.ltl. 
Distance,  IH  ft.  ."i  in. 

'HS.  Futlinif  the  Shot.  1.  Peiinypackcr.  2.  Gibson.  Dis- 
tance, 38  ft. 

'91.  Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Turds  Hurdle  Race  (|  dis- 
tance), Hodley.  18§  sec. 

'88.  Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Tard.^  Hurdle  Race  (§  dis- 
tance).     1.   Noble.     2.  Harlow. 

'89.  Two  Hundred  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  1.  Mandell.  2. 
Merrill.     Time,  2.']^^  sec. 

''.•1.  Tiro  Hundred  Twenty  Yards  Dush.  1.  Mui-ii.  2.  Hod- 
lev.     .5.  Crosbv.     Time.  2.Si?  sec. 

'88.  Throwiuff  the  Hammer.  1.  Gibson.  2.  Pennypacker. 
Distance,  87  ft.  5  in. 

Spuing  Championship  Mketing.     Holmes  Field. 
May  5,  18S8. 

Mile  Wtdk.  E.  C.  Wright,  L.  S.  ;  J.  E.  How.  '91;  S.  C. 
Brackett,  '91.  Wright  won  in  7  m.  8|  sec.  How.  second,  in 
7  ni.  11^,  sec. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  Race.  S.  K.  Bell,  "91  ; 
G.  S.  Mandell,  '89  ;  F.  L.  H.  Noble,  '88.  Bell,  first,  in  17f  sec. 
•Mandell,  secon<l. 

Bicycle  Race.  1.  WW.  Davis,  '91.  2.  K.Brown, '91.  3. 
E.  Norton,  L.  S.     Time,  (>  m.  9  sec. 

One  Hundred  Yards  A<.s/k  1.  E.  C.  Moen, '91.  2.  E.  B. 
Bodley,  L.  S.  Unplaced.  W.  Myer,  "90 ;  .1.  W.  Merrill, '89  ; 
M.  A.  Kelley,  '8S.     Time,  Kt.^  see. 

Exhibit  ion  of  One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  F.  B- 
Lund,  '88.     Time,  21.]  sec. 

llalf-Mile  Run.  I.  (I.  V.  Cogswell,  '88.  2.  H.  H.  Miles,  '88. 
3.    F.  B.  Dana,  •8.S.      I.    II     M.   Stegmau,   '91.     Time,   1  m.  59^ 


lOo 


n 


see.     Previous  inter-collegiate  record  held  by  W.  Baker,  '8G,  2  „,. 


5  see 


Ttoo   Thirds    Two  Hundred   Twenty    Yards  Hurdle      1     F    H 
Bodley   L   8.     2.    G.   S.  Maudell,  '89.     3.    F.  L.  H.  Nobic^H: 
Time,  16f  sec. 

^    Putting  the  Shot.     1.  H.  Penuypacker,  '88.     2.  H.  B   Gibson 
'88.     Distance,  38  ft.  8  in.  ' 

i^ow/   Hundred  and  Forty    Yards  Run.     1.    T   .J    Stead    '41 

2.  E.  Sturgis,  '90.     Time,  54f  sec.  ' 

^.7e  i2«»      1     C.  A.  Davenport,  '90.     2.    W.  C.  Downs,  '90. 

3.  R.  B.  Hale,  '91.     Time,  4  m.  43f  sec. 

Throwing  the  Hammer.  1.  H.  B.  Gibson, '88.  2.  H  Pennv 
packer,  '88.  Distance,  92  ft.  4  in.  Previous  Harvar.l  Record 
90  ft.  1  m.,  held  by  D.  B.  Chamberlain,  '86. 

Two  Hundred   Twenty  Yards  Dash.     E.  B.  Bodley,  L   S     and 
E.   C.  Moen,  '91,  tied  for  first  place.      3.   J.  W.   Merrill  '  '89 

4.  J.  H.  Slade,  '90.     Time,  '2^  sec. 

Running  Broad  Jum2y.  1.  "h.  B.  Gibson,  '88  •>  O  W 
Wheelwright,  '90.     Distance,  19  ft.  11  in. 

Tug  of  War.  Provisional  'Varsity  Team,  vs.  Scratch  Teams. 
Won  by 'Varsity.  1.  E.  A.  Pease,  '88.  2.  W.  L.  Monro,  '89. 
3.    P.  Chase, '88.     F.  G.  Balch,  '88  (a/ic/wr). 

Cedarhurst  Amateur  Athletic  Meeting.     Cedarhurst. 

May  12,  1888. 

Ttoo  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.      1.    Sherrill,  Vale     ■/ 
Lund,  Harvard.     Time,  22f  sec. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty   Yards  Run.     1.  Dohm,  Princeton 

2.  Wells,  Harvard.     3.    Banks,  Columbia.     Time,  51^  sec 
Half-Mile  Run.     1.    Conneff,  M.  A.  C.    2.  Smith,  N.  V.  A.  C 

3.  Cogswell,  Harvard.    Time,    2  m.  5?  sec. 

Mile    Run.     1.    Conneff,   M.   A.   c'    2.    Davenport.   Harvard 
Time,  4  m.  43|  sec. 

Extra  Spring  Meeting.     Holmes  Field. 
May  18,  1888. 

One  Hundred  and   Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  Race.     Bell,  -91,  17i 
sec.  '      ^ 


lOG 

One  Humlred  Yards  Dash.      {First  heat.)      1.    Lund,  '88.     2. 

Hodlcy,   L.   S.     •i.    Moeii,   "M.     Tiiiu',  lOg  sec.      {Second  heat.) 

1.  MuudeU,  'Hi).    ■>.   Myer,   'iJU.     3.   Noble,   'Ss.     Time,  lOg  sec. 

Four   IlandreA  and   Forty    Yards  Run.     1.    Wells,   L.  S.     2. 

Sturgis, 'yO.     3.   Hiniiiewell, 'yO.     4.  Stead, '91.    Time,  ;')lg  see. 

Throtoing  the  Hammer.  Gibson,  '88,  93  ft.  2  in.  IJreuklng 
the  Harvard  record  (his  own),  92  ft.  4  iu. 

HiUf- Mile  Run.  1.  Downs, '90.  2.  Miles,  '88.  3.  Dana, '88. 
Time,  2  ni.  3^  sec. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  {Final  heat.)  1.  Lmul,  'hx.  2. 
Bodley,  L.  S.     3.  Mandell,  '89.     Time,  10^  sec. 

PiUtinrj  the  Shot.     Pennypacker,  '88,  37  ft. 

Running  Broad  Jump.  1.  Gibson,  '88.  2.  C  N.Cogswell, 
'88.     Distance,  20  ft.  G  iu. 

Exhibition  Mile.     Davenport,  *90.     Time,  4  m.  .'iO  sec. 

Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race.  1.  K.  Brown,  ''.»!.  2.  E.  Norton, 
L.  S.     Time,  G  m.  4|  sec. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  Race.  (5  distance.) 
1.  Mandell,  '89.     2.  Hodley,  L.  S.    3.  Noble,  '88.    Time,  is  .>ec. 

Mile  Wtdk.     Howe,  '91,  7  ra.  14  sec. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  1.  Lund,  'HH.  2. 
Mandell,  '89.     3.  Moeu,  '91.     4.  Mycr,  '90.     Time,  23  sec. 


IXTKR-COLLKGIATK    ATHLETIC    ASSOCIATION.       TlIIRTEKNTU     AnNLAL 

Mektinu.     .ALvnmattan  A.  A.  Gkounds.     New    York. 

May  20,  188S. 

One  Humlred  Yards  Dash.  {Trial  heats.)  First.  1.  Hoilley, 
Harvard.  2.  Myer,  Harvard.  Time,  lOJ  sec.  SecomL  1  . 
Slienill,  Vale.  2.  Lund,  H.irvard.  Time,  10^  sec.  Thinl.  1. 
Moen,  llarv.nrd.  2.  Myei ,  Harvard.  Time,  lOJ  sec.  {Final 
heat.)  1.  Sherrill,  Yale.  2.  Moen,  Harvard.  3.  Myer,  Har- 
vard. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  {First  trial.)  1. 
Robinson,  Yale.  2.  Lund,  Harvard.  Time,  23J  sec.  (Second 
trial.)  1.  Sherrill,  V:ile.  2.  King,  Princeton.  Time.  23*  sec. 
{FimU  heat.)  1.  Sherrill,  Yale.  2.  Lund,  Harvard.  3.  ^Rob- 
ins4ou,  Yale.     Time,  22^  sec. 


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Four  ffitndred  and  Forty  Yards  Run.  1.  Wells,  Harvard.  2. 
Banks,  Columbia.     3.   Dohm,  Princeton.     Time,  52^  sec. 

Half-Mile  Run.  1.  Miles,  Harvard.  2.  G.  P.  Cogswell, 
Harvard.     3.   Downs,  Harvard.     Time,  2  m.  2i  sec. 

O 

Mile  Run.  1.  Harmar,  Yale.  2.  Davenport,  Harvard.  Time, 
4  m.  37f  sec. 

Mile  Walk.  1.  Wright,  Harvard.  2.  Mitcheson,  U.  of  P. 
Time,  7  ni.  29  sec. 

One  Hundred  ami   Twenty   Yards  Hurdle  Race.      (First  trial.) 

1.  Mapes,  Columbia.  2.  Bell,  Harvard.  (iSecond  trial.)  1. 
Williams,  Yale.  2.  Noble,  Harvard.  (Final  heat.)  1.  Majies. 
Columbia.     2.   Williams,  Yale.     Time,  17|^  sec. 

Th'o  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  Race.  Winners  of 
Trials.  Mandell,  Harvard.  Mapes.  Columbia.  (Second  Trial.) 
Sween}',  Yale,  and  Lentillion,  Yale.  (Final  heat.)  1.  Mandell, 
Harvard.  2.  Mapes,  Columbia.  Time,  264  sec.  (Establishing 
an  Inter-collegiate  Record.) 

Two   Mile   Bicycle  Race.     (First    heat.)      1.    Davis.   Harvard. 

2.  Brown,  Harvard.  (Second  heat.)  1.  Weare,  Yale.  2.  Keen, 
U.  of  P.  (Final  heat.)  1.  Davis,  Harvard.  2.  Keen,  U.  of  P. 
Time,  7  m.  3  s. 

Running  High  Jump.  1.  Webster,  U-  of  P.,  .")  ft.  11  i  in. 
Page,  U.  of  P.,  second. 

Running  Broad  Jump.  1.  Shearman,  Yale,  20  ft.  ^  in.  2. 
Gibson,  Harvard,  20  ft.  2  in. 

Putting  the  Shot.  1.  Penny[)acker,  Harvard,  37  ft.  2.  Wooil- 
ruff,  Yale.     3.  Gibson,  Harvard. 

TJiroivivg  the  Hammer.  1.  Bowser,  U.  of  P.,  88  ft.  6  iu.  2. 
Gibson,  Harvard,  87  ft.  10  in. 

Pole  Vaidt.  1.  Shearman,  Yale.  2.  Warriuer,  Amherst. 
Height,  9  ft.  6  in. 

Tug  of  War.  Flarvard  Team:  1.  E.  A.  Pease, '88  (t-ajj/o/?)). 
2.  Baldwin,  '88.  3.  P.  Chase,  '8.s.  F.  G.  Balch,  '88  (umV/or). 
(First  trial  heat.)  Harvard  vs.  Princeton.  Harvard's  bv  10  in. 
(Second  trial  heat.)  Harvard  vs.  Columl)ia.  Harvard's  by  ^  in. 
(Third  trial  heat.)  Yale  vs.  Swarthmore.  Yale's  by  2  in.  (Final 
heat.)     Harvard  vs.  Yale.     Harvard's  by  ^  iu. 

Result.  Harvard  for  the  eighlh  time  lirst.  with  7  first  prizes 
and  6  seconds.  Yale,  second,  with  5  firsts  and  2  seconds.  Univ. 
of  Pennsylvania:  2  firsts,  2  seconds.  Columbia:  1  (irsl,  2  mt- 
ouds.     Amherst :   1  second. 


lOS 


.UNIOR  YEAR,  1888-89. 

OJvers  nf  the  II.  A.  A. 

G.  S.   Mandell,  '89,  Prosident. 

G.  B.  Paintkr,  '80,  Vice- President. 

K.  Stukgis,  '90,  Treasurer. 

J.  Wendkll,  Jr.,  '91,  Secretary. 

G.  S.  Mandell,  '89,  Captaiv. 

Khesuman  Meeting,  Holmes  Field. 

Odober  29,  1888. 

Two   Mile   Bicycle   Iiiu:£.—Won  \>y   W.   IJ.    Gicenk-af,  r.  m.  23 
1-5  8. 

One   Hundred    YartU  Dash.  —  Won   \>y  J.   1*.    Ll'»'.  1<>   2-.")  s. 
(>    I\.  H.iwcs,  second. 

MUe  Walk.— Won  by  C.  T.  R.  Bates,  8  m.  36  s.     R.  C.  Wood, 
second. 

Half  Mile  Run.  —  Won  by  G.    L.   Batcholder,   2  m.    7    1-5  s. 
G.  W.  Priest,  second. 

Hunning  Broad  Jump. — Won   by  J.  I*.  Leo,  19  feet,  3  1-2  in. 
W.  N.  Dnane,  second. 

Mile  Run. — A.  M.  Whit«  was  the  only  contestant. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yar(h  Dash. — Won  by  W.  II.  Wriirht, 
54  1-5  8.     J,  II.  Rhoades,  second. 

Runniny  High  Jump.  —  Won  by  J.  P.  Lee,  5  ft.  5  in.     W.   N. 
Dnane,  second. 

Pole  Vault. — W.  N.  Duane  was  the  only  contestant. 

Two  Hundred  and    Twenty    Yards  Dash. — Won  by  .1.  V.  Lee, 
24  8.     O.  K.  Ilawcs,  second. 

llNivER-siTy  Handicap  Meeting.     Holmes  Field. 

November  5,  1888. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Da.<ih.— {First  heat.)     O.   K.  Hawes,  '92. 
10  1-2  8.     .L  Allen,  '92,  second.     {Second  heat.)     E.  C.  Mocu, 


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'91  (scratch),  10  2-5  s.  T.  J.  Stead,  '91,  second.  Final  heat  won 
b}'  Hawes,  10  2-5  s.     Moon,  second; 

Runnhuj  Broad  Jump.  "Won  by  S.  R.  White,  Gr.,  28  ft. 
2  1-2  in. 

Mile  Walk.  —  Wtm  by  C.  T.  R.  Bates,  '92,  8  minutes.  .1.  K. 
Howe,  second. 

Mile  Run.— \\ on  liy  J.  L.  Dodge,  '91,(100  yards)  -1  m.  ;i4 
3-4  s.  A.  M.  White  (100  yards)  second.  C.  A.  Davenport 
(scratch),  third. 

Running  High  Jumj). — Won  by  E.  W.  Dustan,  '89,  (3  inches), 

5  feet.     G.  R.  White,  Gr.  (scratch). 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — Won  by  T.  J.  Stead, 
"91,  52  1-4  s.  W.  H.  Wright,  second.  Mandell,  '89.  and  Endi- 
cott,  '90,  scratch. 

Half  3Iile  Run.— Won  by  G.  L.  Batchelder,  '92  (40  yards), 
2  ra.  3  s.     W.  P.  Downs,  '90,  second. 

Two  Hundred  and  Tioenty  Yards  Dash. — Won  by  S.  Wells, '91, 
23  s.     O.  K.  Hawes,  '92,  second. 

First  Winter  Meeting,  Hemexway  Gymnasium. 

March  16,  1889. 

Putting  the  Shot.— {16  lbs.)     Won  by  U.  R.  Allen.  '92.  32  ft. 

6  in. 

Light  Weight  Sparring. — (under  140  lbs.)  A.  H.  Knapp,  '89; 
F.  Cabot,  V.  S.  Won  by  Cabot.  J.  Putnam, '92  ;  W.  L.  Smith, 
D.  S.     Won  by  Putnam.     Final  bout  won  by  Cabot. 

Middle  Weight  Wrestling.— {nmXer  IGO  lbs.)  W.  L.  Lowen- 
stein,  L.  S.  ;  A.  Frye,  L.  S.,  won  by  Fryc. 

Middle  Weight  Sparring.— {nn^QY  160  lbs.)  F.  G.  Curtis.  '90; 
R.  AVainwright,  '91.  Won  by  Curtis.  Bye,  L.  W.  Chamberlain, 
'90.     Final  bout  won  by  Curtis. 

Light  Weight  Wrestling.— {nniXer  140  lbs.)     G.  L.  Hunter,  '89. 

Feather  Weight  Wrestling. — (under  125  pounds.)  J.  L.  Dodge, 
'91. 

Heavy  Weight  Sparring. — (over  160  1I)S.)  J.  W.  Smith,  'S!». 
F.  R.  Bangs,  '91.     Won  by  Smith. 

Heavy  Weight  Wrestling.— {o\er  160  lbs.)  H.  O.  Stickney, 
L.  S. 


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7V/  nf  Wnr.—  m  vs.  '00.     Won  l>y  'H9,  8  1-2  in. 

Temns. — '89 :  Grew,  Raymond,  Endicott.  Anchor,  Perry. 
'90:   E.  S.  Jones,  Geor«i;t',  Tyson.     Anchor,  Amory. 

TiKj  of  War.—  \)\  vs  '92.     Won  l)y  '91 ,  4  ft.  4  in. 

Tenms. — '91  :  De  Normandie,  Bass,  McLcllan.  Anchor,  Hig- 
gins.     '92  :  Grant,  Stickney,  Motte.     Anchor,  AWvu. 

Sfxoni>  Wintek  Meeting,  Hemenway  Gymnasium. 
March  23,  1889. 

Ftifinfj  Rinf/s.—W.  V.  Pillsl)nry,  '89. 

F»'nni,g.—S.  Dexter,  '90  ;  II.  K.  Allen,  '92.  Won  by  Dexter. 
J.  M.  Morton,  '91  ;  J.  T.  Lincoln,  '92.  Won  by  Morton.  Final 
l)ont  won  by  Dexter. 

Fedfhrr  Wei'jhl  Sj)arrin(j.  —  (under  125  lbs.)  .1.  L.  Dodu;e,  '91  : 
P.  Manjnand,  '89.  A  draw  after  two  extra  roiiiuls.  F.  L.  D.-ili- 
ney.  '91  ;  II.  S.  McPIierson,  '91.  Won  by  McPlicrson.  No  tinal 
bout. 

Rnnninfj  Ili'jii  Jump. — Won  by  J.  P.  Lee,  '91,  5  ft.  5  3-8  in. 
K.  (i.  Leavitt,  '89,  2d. 

Bantam  Weiyht  Sparring. — (under  115  lbs.)  H.  S.  McPherson, 
'91. 

Horizontal  ^(ir.— Won  by  J.  P.  Lee,  '91. 

rnrfofWar.—'SOvs.'Ul.  AVon  by  '89,5  in.  Teams  as  in 
First  Winter  Meeting. 


TiiinL)  Winter  Meeting;,  Hemenway  Gymnasium. 

March  30,  1889. 

Frnce  Vault.— D.  G.  Tenney,  Yale,  A.  A.  ;  A.  II.  Green,  '92  ; 
G.  W.  Pearson,  L.  S.,  won  by  Green,  7  ft.  7-8  in. 

Slnndinij  High  Jump. — S.  Crook,  Williams;  L.  C  Wason. 
M.  I.  T.  ;  F.  G.  Curtis,  '90  ;  H.  Boan,  '91  ;  W.  H.  Duane,  "92. 
Won  by  Crook,  4  ft.  1!)  3-4  in.     Beau,  2d. 

Rope  Climbing.— II.  French,  M.  I.  T.  ;  J.  Crane,  '90;  C.  E. 
Curry,  '89.     Won  by  Curry.  14  1-5  s.     French,  2d. 

Tug  of  War. — Harvard,  '89  us.  Columbia. 

Teams. —  Harvard,  '89  :  Grew,  Raymond,  Endicott.  Atichor, 
Perry.  Columbia :  C.  II.  Hart,  E.  C.  Robinson.  E.  Harris. 
Anchor,  G.  M.  Elliott. 


Ill 

First  Bovt. — Won  by  Columbia,  4  in. 

Second  Bout. — Won  by  Columbia,  12  in. 

Parallel  Bars.— \Y.  F.  PiUsbury, '89  ;  W.  H.  McLollan, '91  ; 
G.  H.  Oakey,  M.  S.  ;  F.  H.  Leonard,  '92.  Won  Ijy  Pillsbmy. 
Leonard,  2d. 

Rimnivg  High  Jiimp. — T.  G.  Shearman,  Yale;  D.  G.  Tenney 
Yale;  J.  P.  Lee,  '91  ;  R.  G.  Leavitt,  '89.  Won  by  Shearman, 
5  ft.  8  5-8  in.     Leavitt,  2d. 

Running  High  Kick. — L.  C.  Wason,  M.  I.  T.  ;  G.  Rnblee, 
L.  S.     Won  by  Wason,  9  ft. 

Pole  Vazdt.—T.  G.  Shearman,  Yale;  R.  G.  Leavitt,  '89.  Won 
by  Shearman,  10  ft.  4  1-4  in.  (Best  Intercollegiate  Record.) 
Leavitt  cleared  10  ft.  3  1-4  in.  (Beating  former  Intercollegiate 
Record.) 

CLASS   GAMES. 

May  2,  1889. 

'91.  One  Hundred  and  Tiventy  Yards  Hurdle. —  A.  S.  Wul- 
cott,  T.  P.  King.     Won  by  Walcott,  20  m.  3-5  s. 

'90.  Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race. —  C.  W.  Spencer,  E.  F.  Rogers. 
Won  by  Rogers,  G  m.  1-4  s. 

'91.  Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race. — R.  H.  Davis,  K.  Brown.  Won 
by  Davis,  6  m.  47  3-5  s. 

'92.  Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race.  —  W.  B.  Greenleaf,  R.  W. 
Holmes,     Won  b}-  Greenleaf,  6  m.  13  3-5  s. 

'90.  Ttvo  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  W.  C  Downcs, 
R.  R.  Endicott.     Won  bj-  Dowues,  26  1-5  s. 

'89.  One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.— J.  W.  Merrill,  F.  B.  Lord. 
Won  by  Lord,  11  1-4  s. 

'91.  One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  —  J.  P.  Lee,  E.  C.  Moiiu, 
C.  F.  Winslow,  S.  Wells.     Won  by  Lee,  10  m.  8-4  s.     Moi-n,  2d. 

'92.  One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.— J.  H.  Rhodes,  ().  K. 
Hawes,  J.  Cook,  A.  H.  Green,  G.  F.  Brown.  Won  by  Ilawes, 
11  s. 

'92.  One  Mile  Wcdk.—C.  T.  R.  Bates,  R.  W.  Hale.  Won  by 
Bates,  7  m.  38  1-2  s. 

'91.  Half  Mile  Walk.—T.  J.  Stead,  A.  H.  AVilliams,  S.  W. 
Priest,  J.  L.  Dodge.     Won  by  Stead,  2  m.  7  2-5  s. 


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'U2.  IlaiJ  Mile  Run.—G.  L.  liatcliekler,  II.  L.  Grant,  H.  1)., 
Frost.     Woti  by  Hatcheldcr,  2  m.  12  1-2  a.     Grant,  2d. 

••JO.  Four  ijiiiidred  und  Fifl;/  Yarda  Dash.  W.  C.  Downes, 
It.  I{.  Kndicott,  K.  Sturgis.  Won  by  Downs,  51  s.  Kndicott. 
2d. 

'91.  Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — F.  W.  Hurling- 
liani.  56  3-4  s. 

';»•-'.  Four  Ilumlreil  and  Ford/  Yards  Dash. — W.  11.  Wrio;ht. 
.1.  11.  Rhoades.     Won  by  Wright,  1  ni.  1-2  s. 

*89.  7^00  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash.  —  F.  li.  Lord. 
.).  W.  .MiMiill.     Won  by  rx>rd,  2.>  s. 

'•Jl.  Th-o  Hundred  and  Tiveuty  Yards  Da.<sh.—S.  Wells,  J.  P. 
Lee,  C.  F.  Winslow,  K.  C.  Moi'n.  Won  by  Lee,  24  s.  RIoeii, 
2d. 

'92.  Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Da.'ih.—W .  II.  Wright, 
O.  K.  Hawes.     Won  by  Ilawcs,  25  s. 

'89.  Running  Broad  Jum]).  —  J.  W.  Merrill,  li.  Ci.  Leavitt. 
Won  by  Leavitt,  19  It.  2  1-2  in. 

'90.  Running  Broad  Jump. —  R.  Jones,  G.  ^^^  Wheelwright. 
Won  by  Wheelwright,  19  ft.  1  in. 

'92.  Running  Broad  Jump. — A.  H.  Green,  W.  N.  Diiane. 
Won  by  Dunne,  18  ft.  8  1-4  in. 

'92.  Pole  Vault.— A.  H.  Greene,  W.  N.  Dunne.  Won  by 
Duanc,  8  ft.  3  in. 

'92.  Putting  iihot.—A.  H.  Green.  11.  R.  .Vllon.  Won  by 
Allen,  32  ft.  5  1-2  in. 

'92.  Throwing  Hammer.— \.  II.  Green,  R.  II.  Allen.  Won 
by  Allen.  7.")  ft.  1  in. 

SPRING    MKKTING. 
HoLMKS  FiELii,  J/a.v  7,  1889. 

TuH)  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle.  —  E.  B.  IJodUy, 
L.  S.  ;  S.  Wells,  '91  ;  A.  S.  Walcott,  '91  ;  T.  .1.  Stead,  '91.  Won 
l)y  Ilodley,  181-25. 

Tn-n  Mile  Bicycle  Rac^.—K.  P.rown,  '91  ;  E.  A.  Hailey,  '91  ; 
R.  II.  I):ivis,  '91  ;  W.  j',.  ( ;n'ciileaf .  '92  ;  E.  F.  R.-gerS,  '90 
Won  by  HaiU'V,  G  ni.  1  s.  (beating  tiu-  best  previous  Harvard 
record). 


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One  Hundred  Yards  Dash. —  E.  C.  Moiin,  '91  ;  C.  F.  Winslow, 
'91  ;  J.  P.  Lee,  '91  ;  T.  Cook,  '90;  O.  K.  Ilawes,  '92.  Won  by 
Lee,  10  3-4  s. 

Mile  Walk,—C.  T.  R.  Bates,  '92;  J.  E.  Howe,  '90.  Won  by 
Howe,  7  m.  14  1-5  s. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — A.  M.  White,  '92;  E. 
Sturgis,  '90  ;  F.  W.  Burlingham,  '91  ;  R.  R.  Endicott,  '90  ;  W.  A. 
Martin,  S.  S.     Wou  by  Eudicott,  53  3-5  s. 

Mile  Run.— A.  H.  Williams,  '91  ;  C.  A.  Davenport,  '90  ;  W.  C. 
Downs,  '90.     Wou  by  Downs,  4  m.  46  s. 

Throwing  Hammer.— h.  McK.  Garrison,  H.  R.  Allen.  Won 
by  Allen,  73  ft. 

Broad  Jump.—G.  R.  White,  Gr.  ;  G.  W.  Wheelwright,  '90  ; 
E.  B.  Bodley,  L.  S.,  R.  Jones,  '90  ;  W.  N.  Duane,  '92.  Won  by 
White,  19  ft.  9  in. 

Half  Mile  Run.—R.  F.  Grant,  '92  ;  J.  L.  Lodge,  '91  ;  G.  L. 
Batchelder,  '92  ;  G.  W.  Priest,  '91.     Won  by  Dodge,  2  m.  9  s. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash. —  F.  B.  Lord, '89  ;  8. 
Wells,  '91  ;  J.  P.  Lee,  '91  ;  E.  C.  Moen,  '91  ;  O.  K.  Hawes,  '92. 
Won  by  Lee,  24  s. 

Putting  Shot.—L.  McK.  Garrison,  L.  S.  ;  H.  R.  Allen,  '92. 
Won  by  Allen,  33  ft.  9  in. 

Pole  Vault.— W.  N.  Duane,  '92  ;  R.  G.  Leavitt,  '89.  Won  by 
Leavitt,  10  ft.  4  in.  (beating  the  best  previous  Harvard  record). 

Intercollegiate  Athletic  Association.     Fourteenth  Annual 
Meeting,  Berkeley  Oval,  New  York. 

May  25,  1889. 

Hundred  Yards  Dash. — Winners  of  trial  heats. — Lee,  Harvard  ; 
Sherrill,  Yale  ;  Robinson,  Yale  ;  Moen,  Harvard.  Final  heat  won 
by  Sherrill,  10  1-5  s  ;  Moen,  2d. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash. — Winners  of  trial 
heats. — Williams,  Yale;  Mapes,  Columbia.  Final  iieat  won  by 
Mapes,  16  4-5  s.  ;  Williams,  2d. 

Two  Mile  Bicycle  Race. — Winners  of  trial  heats. — Davis.  Har- 
vard ;  Greenleaf,  Harvard.  {Final  heat.)  Davis  and  Clark, 
Yale,  fouled.  Ma}-  27,  Clark  and  Greenleaf  rode  a  final  heat. 
Won  by  Clark,  6  m.  48  2-5  s. 


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Four  Ilundrrd  and  Fnrl'f  Vanf.s  Ihi.sh. — Winnprs  of  trial  heats, 
Downes,  Slead  of  Harvard.  Final  heat  won  by  Dubin  of  Trince- 
ton,  f»0  s.     Downs,  2<K 

Mile  Ran. — Won  by  Wells,  Amherst,  4  m.  29  4-0  s.  Ilarnear, 
Yalo,  2d. 

Mile  Walk.  —  Won  by  Mcllvaine,  Columbia,  7  ni.  6  4-5  s. 
Ilowc,  Harvard,  2d. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle. — Winners  of  trial 
heats. — Williams,  Yale;  Mandell,  Harvard;  Mapes,  Columbia; 
Dciuiug,  Yale.  Final  heat  won  by  Mapes,  26  2  5  s.  Williams, 
2d. 

Half  Mile  Run. — Downs,  Harvard,  2  m.  2  2-5  s.  Vosburgh, 
Columbia,  2d. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Da^h. — Winners  of  trial  heats. 
— Lee,  Harvard;  Sherrill,  Yale.  Final  heat  won  by  Sherrill, 
22  2-6  8.     Lee,  2d. 

Tu{)  of  War. — {First  heat.)  Harvard  cs.  Columbia.  Won  by 
Cohimliia.  {Second  heat.)  Princeton  I'.s.  Swarthniore.  Won 
by  Princeton.  (Final  heat.)  Columbians.  Princeton.  Won  by 
Columbia  by  4  in.  Heat  for  second  place.  Harvard  vs.  Princeton, 
won  V)y  Princeton. 

Throwing  Hammer.  —  Bowser,  University  of  Pennsylvania  ; 
Allen,  Harvard;  Elock,  Yale.  Won  by  Bowser,  80  ft.  1  1-2  in. 
Allen,  2d. 

Pole  Vault.  — Won  l)y  Leavitt,  Harvard,  10  ft.  5  1-2  in. 
Shearman,  Yale,  2d. 

Running  High  Jump. — Won  by  Webster,  University  of  Penn- 
sylvania, 5  ft.  6  3-4  in.     Leavitt,  Harvard,  2d,  5  ft.  4  3-4  in. 

Running  Broad  Jump. — Won  by  Shearman,  Yale,  22  ft.  fi  in. 
Mapes,  Columbia,  2d. 

Putting  Shot. — Won  by  Janeway,  Princeton,  36  ft,  1  1-2  in. 
Kclock,  Yale.  2d. 

Result :  Yale,  first :  four  lirst  and  live  second  prizes.  Colum- 
bia, second  :  four  first  and  two  second  prizes.  Harvard,  third  ; 
two  first  and  seven  second  prizes.  Princeton,  fourth  :  two  first 
and  one  second  prize.  University  of  Pennsylvania,  fifth  :  two 
first  prizes.     Amherst,  sixth  :  one  first  prize. 


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SENIOR  YEAR,  1889-90. 

E.  Stdrgis,  '90,  President. 

J.  P.  HuTCuiNSON,  '90,  Vice  President. 

S.  V.  R.  Crosby,  '94,  Treasurer. 

J.  H.  Hunt,  '92,  Director. 

E.    Sturois,  '90,  Captain. 

Freshman  Meeting,  Holmes  Field. 

October  28, 1889. 

Two-Mile  Bicycle  Race. — Won  b}-  P.  W.  Davis,  6  m.  58  3-4  s. 
J.  E.  Tweedy,  second. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.  (First  Heat).  Won  by  C.  Andrade, 
11  1-2  s.  J.  H.  Steinhart,  second.  (Second  Heat.)  Won  by  H. 
M.  Sternbergh,  10  4-5  s.  W.  L.  Thompson  and  L.  Tremain  tied 
for  second.  (Final  Heat.)  Won  by  Sterubergb,  10  4-o  s. 
Andrade,  second. 

Mile  Walk.— Won  by  C.  K.  Bardeen,  8  m.  45  s.  H.  Ware, 
second. 

Putting  the  Shot.—'P.  V.  K.  Johnson,  30  ft. 

Mile  Run. — AVou  by  G.  Collamore,  5  m.  16  s.  C.  H.  Pierce 
second. 

Half-Mile  Run. — E.  B.  Hincklej-  was  the  only  contestant. 

Running  Broad  Jumj). — Won  by  E.  B.  Hinckley,  19  ft.  2  in. 
L.  A.  Frothinghain,  second. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yaixls  Dash. — Won  by  G.  R.  Fearing, 
56  s.     R.  G.  Miller,  second. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Dash. — Won  b}'  E.  B.  Hinck- 
ley, 25  s.     H.  M.  Sternbergh,  second. 

Running  High  Jump. — G.  R.  Fearing,  5  ft.  4  in. 

Throwing  Hammer. — Won  by  E.  B.  Hinckley,  70  ft.  G  in.  (J. 
H.  Kelton,  second. 

Pole  Vault.— Won  by  H.  M.  Sternbergh,  8  ft.  6  in.  U.  G. 
Miller,  second. 


IK) 

Univehsitv  IlANnicAr  Meetino,  Holmes  Field. 
November  1,  1889. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash.— {First  Heat.)  Won  !)y  S.  Siiltou- 
stall,  L.  S.,  10  3-4  s.  J.  S.  Crook,  '92,  second.  {Second  Heat.) 
Won  by  O.  K.  IIjiwos,  '92,  10  3-4  s.  H.  F.  Hollis,  '92,  second. 
{Final  Heat.)  Won  My  Saltonstall  (4  yds.),  10  1-2  s.  Ilawes 
(2  yds.),  second. 

Two-Mile  Bicycle  7i*HH.— Won  by  J.  E.  Tweedy,  '93  (l.'iO  ytls.), 
G  m.  4  1-5  s.     P.  W.  Davis,  '93  (l.')0  yds.),  second. 

Mile  Walk.— \f  on  by  C.  T.  R.  Bates,  '92  (scratch),  7  m.  7  i-'.  >. 
C.  K.  Hardten,  '93  (30  seconds),  second. 

Puttinri  Shot.— Won  by  W.  H.  Shea,  '92  (scratch),  34  ft.  G  1-2 
ill.     R.  W.  Woo<l,  '91  (5  ft.),  second. 

Running  Hirjh  Jump. — Won  by  R.  G.  lycavitt,  Gr.  (1  in.),  .'»  ft. 
7  1-4  in.     C.  Andrade,  '93   (4  ins.),  second. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — Won  by  T.  J.  Stead, 
'91  (.')  yds.),  53  2-.'i  s.     J.  C.  IIub])ard,  '92  (25  yds.),  second. 

Mile  Run.— Won  by  G.  Collamore,  '93  (7.')  yds.),  4  m.  39  s. 
W.  C.  Downs,  '90  (scratch),  second. 

Throwing  Hammer.— Won  by  W.  H.  Shea,  '92  (10  ft.),  85  a. 
3  1-2  ill.     E.  B.  Hinckley,  L.  S.  (12  ft.),  second. 

Two-Mile  Bicycle  Race  {Safeties).— Won  by  P.  W.  Davis,  '93 
(300  yds.).  Gin.  14  1-2  s.     R.  H.  Davis,  '91  (scratch),  second. 

Run)iin(j  Broad  Jump. — Won  by  F.  Mason,  L.  S.  (4  ins.).  1'.* 
fl.  1  in.     E.  H.  Hinckley,  L.  S.  (4  ins.),  second. 

Tico  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Da.sh— {First  Heat).— Won 
by  S.  Saltonstall,  L.  S.  (10  yds.).  H.  F.  Hollis,  '92  (15  yds.), 
second.  (Second  Heat.)  Won  In  .1.  S.  Cook,  '92  (8  yds.).  O. 
K.  IImwcs,  '92  (8  yds.),  second.  {Final  Heai.)  Won  by  Cook, 
23  3-5  s.     Saltonstall,  second. 

Ifnlf-Milc  Run.— Won  by  G.  L.  liatchclder,  '92  (50  yds.),  2  m. 
.".  i-:>  s.     .1.  L.  Dodge,  '91  (20  yds.),  second. 

FiKST  Winter  Meetinc;,  Hemenway  Gy.mnasium. 

.^farrh  !.">,  ISffO. 

rutting  Shut.— Won  Uy  11.  K.  .\llen,  "92  (3  ft.).  39  ft.  8  1-2  in. 
^^     II.  Sliea,  '92  (scratch),  second. 


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Feather  Weight  WreatUng  (under  125  lbs.).— J.  D.  Stults,  '91  ; 
J.  R.  Jenkins,  '91.     Won  by  Stults. 

Heavrj  Weight  Sparring  (over  160  lbs.). — F.  B.  Winthrop,  '91  ; 
W.  H.  Shea,  '92.     Won  by  Winthrop. 

Light  Weight  Sparring  (under  140  lbs.). — J.  B.  ruine, '01  ;  C. 
r.  Cheney,  '92.  Won  by  Cheney.  J.  L.  Dodge,  '91  ;  J.  L. 
Putnam,  '92.     Dodge  disqualified.     Final  bout  won  by  Cheney. 

Heavy  Weight  Wrestling  {ovev  160  lbs.).— W.  II.  Shea,  '92. 

Light  Weight  Wrestling  (under  140  lbs.).— T.  J.  Stead,  '91 1 
A.  L.  Shapleigh,  '92.     Won  by  Shapleigh. 

Middle  Weight  Sparring  (under  160 lbs.).— F.  B.  Winthrop, '91  ; 
L.  W.  Chamberlin,  '90.      Won  by  Winthrop. 

Tug-of-War.—'dO  vs.  '91.     Won  by  '91,  1  3-4  in. 

Teams. — '90:  Crane,  Duncan,  Gorhain.  Anchor,  Stiirgis. 
'91  :  De  Normandie,  Nichols,  Bass.     Anchor,  Higgins. 

Tug-of-  War.— '9-2  vs.  '93.     Won  by  '93,  3  in. 

Teams. — '92:  Robbins,  Wright,  Rhoades.  Anchor,  Allen. 
'93  :  Winsor,  Johnson,  Bisbee.     Anchor,  Robb. 

Second  Winter  Meeting,  Hemenway  Gymnasium. 
March  22,  1S90. 

Tumbling. — J.  B.  Henderson,  '91. 

Bantam  Weight  Sparring  (under  115  lbs.). — B.  P.  Cheney,  '90  ; 
G.  O.  Swasey,  '90.     Won  by  Swasey. 

Running  High  Jump. — Won  by  A.  L.  Shapleigh,  '92  (8  inches) , 
5  ft.  11  in.     G.  R.  Fearing,  '93  (scratch),  second. 

Fencing.— n.  R.  Allen,  '92  ;  J.  M.  Morton,  '91.  Won  by 
Morton. 

Exhibition  Boioby  the  University  Creiv. — StroJce,  Goddard.  '92  ; 
7,  Jones,  '92  ;  6,  Tilton,  '90  ;  5,  Upham,  '90  ;  4,  Finlay,  '91  ;  3, 
Perkins,  '91  ;  2,  Watriss,  '92;  Boiv,  Herrick,  '90  (captain). 

Feather  Weight  Sparring  (under  125  lbs.). — J.  L.  Dodge,  '!•!. 

Single  Stick.— II.  R.  Allen,  '92  ;  A.  II.  Williams,  '9) .  Won 
by  Williams. 

Ten  Yards  Dash.— Final  heat  won  by  C.  Andrade,  '9:5.  .1.  II. 
Alward,  L.  S.,  second.     A.  Hall,  '91,  third. 

Tug-of- War. —'91  vs.  '93.     Tie. 

Teams. — '91  :  De  Normandie,  Nichols,  Bass.  Anchor,  Iliggins. 
'93  :  Winsor,  Johnson,  Bisbee.     Anchor,  Robb. 


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TniKi)  Winter  Meetin<j,  Hemenwat  Gymnasium. 
March  29,  If^GO. 

Fence  Fa'///.— Won  by  A.  11.  Green,  '92,  7  ft.  3  1-4  in.  O.  W. 
Shcjul,  '93,  second. 

Running  High  7i7tfc.— Won  by  S.  C.  "Wasou,  M.  I.  T.,  9  ft. 
C.  U.  Ileywood,  :M.  1.  T.,  second. 

Standing  High  Jump.  — \y on  by  S.  Crook,  W.  A.  A.,  5  ft. 
S.  C.  Wason,  M.  I.  T.,  second. 

Rope  Climbing.— Won  by  H.  Williams,  B.  A.  A.,  13  l-r>  a. 
\\  Manchester,  B.  A.  A.,  second. 

Running  High  Jump.— Won  by  J.  E.  Morse,  B.  A.  A.,  5  ft.  10 
1-2  in.     G.  R.  Fearing.  '93,  second. 

Horizontal  Bar —Won  by  J.  B.  Henderson,  '91.  A.  II. 
Howard,  B.  A.  A.,  second. 

Pole  Vault.— Won  by  R.  F.  Curry,  B.  A.  A.,  9  ft.  10  in.  A.  A. 
Ewing,  A.  A.  A.,  and  E.  D.  Ryder,  Y.  A.  A.,  tied  for  second. 

Tug  of- War.— ' 'J I  w.  picked  team.     Tie. 

rp,,ains.—'*^\  :  De  Normandie,  Nichols,  Bass.  Anchor,  lUgir\ns. 
Picked  team:  Wright, '92,  Johnson, '93,  Bisbee, '93.  Anchor, 
Robb,  '93. 

CLASS   GAMES. 

April  29,  1890. 

T  u  A  L  K    Events. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  {'i  1-2  ft.  high).— 
G.  R.  Fearing,  '93,  17  3-4  s. 

Two  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yards  Hurdle  (2  1-3  ft.  high).— 
J.  Crane,  '90  ;  J.  1'.  Loo,  '91  :  G.  R.  Fearing,  '93. 

Two- Mile  Bicycle  Ra^e.-K.  Brown,  '91,  6  m.  47  s. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Handicap.— W .  C.  Downs,  '90 

(scratch),  50  l-*)  s. 

One  Hundred  Yard.^  />.».<?//.- W.  S.  Crane, '90,  11  s. ;  .T.  V. 
I^e,  '91,  10  3-r)  s.  :     A.  II.  Green,  '92.  10  3-4  s.  ;    W.  F.  liaker, 

'93,  11  l-/)  s. 

Holf-Mile  Run.  —  S.  V.  R.  Crosl)y,  '91,  2  m.,  11  ->•  ;  C.  H. 
Wright, '92,  2  m.  11  s. 


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Mile  Bun.~W.  B.  Cohen,  '91,4  in.  58  3-4  s.  ;  G.  Lowell,  '02, 
4  m.  44  s. 

Four  Hundred  awl  Forty  Yards  Dash.—'V.  .1.  Stead,  "J  1, 
1  m.  6  3-4  s.  ;  G.  L.  Batcbelder,  '92,  56  s.  ;  E.  S.  Mullins,  '93, 
55  2-5  s. 

Two  Hundred  and  Tioenty  Yards  Dash. — T.  P.  Lee, '91,  24  s. 
W.  F.  Baker,  '93,  24  1-2  s. 


Field  Events. 

TJirowing  Hammer.— H.  R.  Allen,  '92,  89  ft.  ;  8.  H.  P:vins, 
'93,  83  ft.  4  in. 

Running  High  Jump. —  J.  P.  Lee,  '91,  5  ft.  3  1-2  in.  ;  A.  II. 
Green,  '92,  5  ft.  5  1-2  in.  ;    G.  R.  Fearing,  '89,  5  ft.  6  3-4  in. 

Fatting  Shot.—W.  H.  Shea,  '92,  36  ft.  11  in. 

Running  Broad  Jump. —  G.  W.  Wheelwright,  '90,  19  ft.  6  1-2 
in.  ;  J.  P.  Lee,  '91,  19  ft.  11  in.  ;  A.  H.  Green,  '92,  21  ft.  7  in.  ; 
O.  W.  Shead,  '93,  20  ft.  1  in. 

Pole  Vault.— 3.  Crane,  '90,  9  ft.  1  in.  ;  A.  H.  Green,  '92,  8  ft. 
6  in. 

Spring  Meeting,  Hol»ies  Field. 
May  3,  1890. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Tards  Hurdle. — G.  R.  Fearing,  '93, 
17  2-5  8.  (best  Harvard  record). 

Mile  Walk.—C.  R.  Bardeen,  '93,  7  ni.  20  4-5  s. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — W.  H.  Wright,  '92, 
53  s. ;  E.  Sturgis,  '90,  second. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash. — (First  Heat.)  E.  C.  Moen,  '91, 
10  2-5  s.  ;  O.  K.  Hawes, '92,  second.  (Second  Heat)  W .  F. 
Baker,  '93,  10  4-5  s.  ;  S.  V.  R.  Crosby,  '91  second.  (Final  Heat) 
E.  C.  Moen,  '91,  10  1-5  s.  ;  O.  K.  Hawes,  '92,  second. 

Putting  Shot.—U.  R.  Allen,  '92,36  ft.  11  in. ;  W.  H.  Shea,  '92, 
second. 

Running  High  Jump. — G.  R.  Fearing,  '93,  5  ft.  6  1-4  in.  ;  A. 
H.  Green,  '92,  second. 

Two-Mile  Bicycle  Race. — P.  W.  Davis,  '93,  6  m.  44  1-5  s.  ;  K. 
Brown,  '91,  second. 

Mile  Run. — G.  Lowell,  '92,  4  m.  38  3-5  s.  (Ecjuals  Harvard 
record.)  A.  M.  White,  '92,  second. 


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Throwing  Hammer.— U.  \\.  Allen,  '92,  ««  ft.  ;  S.  II.  Evins,  '93, 
second. 

lianniiuj  Brotul  Jumj).—J.  Hale,  '92,  20  ft.  2  1-2  in.  ;  A.  II. 
Oreen,  '92,  second. 

Two  Ilutulred  and  Ttnentjf  Yards  Hurdle. — (Two  thirds  di.s- 
tancc.)  (Firat  Heal.)  .1.  1'.  Lee,  '91  ;  G.  R.  Fearing,  *93,  sec- 
<nul.  {Second  Heat.)  T.  J.  Stead,  '91  ;  V.  Allen,  *93,  second. 
(Fiind  Heat.)     J.  P.  Lec,  'JU  ;  G.  R.  Fearing,  '93,  second. 

Tiro  Hundred  and  Twenty  Yiirds  Do-sh. — T.  P.  Lee,  '91,  23  l-o 
s.  :  C).  K.  Ilawes,  '92,  secontl. 

Ilalf-Mik'  Jinn.—W.  C.  Downs,  '90,  2  ni.  1  l-o  s.  W.  II. 
Wright,  '92,  second. 

Pole  Vaidt.—J.  Crane,  '90,  1<»  ft.  1  in.  G.  W.  Wheelwright, 
'90,  second. 

Intkijcoi.leoi.vte   Athletic   Association.      Fifteenth    Anntai. 
Meeting,    Berkeley   Oval,   New  Yokk. 

^fay  31,  1890. 

One  Hundred  Yards  Dash. — Winners  of  trial  heats — Carey, 
Princeton,  10  1-5  s.  ;  Sherrill,  Yale,  10  1-5  s.  ;  Robinson,  Yaie, 
10  ]-z  s.  ;  Vreilenbnrgli,  Princeton,  10  2-5  s.  Final  heat  won  by 
Sjierrill,  10  1-5  s. ;    Carey,  second  ;  Robinson,  third. 

Two  Hundred  and  Ttuenty  Yards  Dash. — (First  Heat.)  Carey, 
Princeton,  22  2-5  s.  ;  Sherrill,  Yale,  second.  (Second  Hrnt.) 
Robinson,  Yale,  23  s. ;  Vredenburgh,  Princeton,  second  Final 
heat  won  by  Sherrill,  2Z  1-5  s,  (beating  previons  intercollegiate 
record);    Carey,  second  ;    Robinson,  third. 

Four  Hundred  and  Forty  Yards  Dash. — (First  Heat.)  Downs, 
Harvard,  53  3-5  s.  ;  Roddy.  Princeton,  second  ;  Shattnck,  Amherst, 
third  ;  Stnrgis,  Harvard,  fourth.  (Second  Heat.)  Crosby.  Har- 
vard, 54  1-5  s.  ;  Wright,  Yale,  second  ;  Stead,  Ilarvanl,  third  ; 
Batchelder,  Harvard,  fonrth.  Final  heat  won  by  Downs,  ViO  3-5 
s.  ;  Roddy,  second;    Stead,  thinl. 

ILdf-MiU'  Run. —  Dohiu,  Princeton,  1  m.  57  1-5  s.  (beating 
previous  intercollegiate  record);  Downs,  Harvard,  secoud ; 
Wright,  Harvard,  third. 

.^file  Run. — Wells,  Amherst,  4  m.  35  2-5  s.  ;  Ellsworth,  Yale, 
secon<l  ;  While,  Harvard,  third. 

Afde  Walk. — Gregg,  Amherst,  7  ni.  10  s.  ;  Mcllvaine,  Colum- 
bia, second  ;  Borcherling,  Princeton,  third. 


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Two-Mile  Bicycle  •Bace.—R.  H.  Davis,  Harvard,  G  m.  6  2-5  s. ; 
Hallock,  Amherst,  seeoiid  ;  P.  W .  Davis,  llurvard,  third. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty  I'aids  Hurdle. — Williams,  Yale, 
16  1-5  s.  (beating  previous  intercollegiate  record)  ;  Mapes,  Col- 
umbia, second  ;   Fearing,  Harvard,  third. 

Two  Hundred  and  Tioenty  Yards  Hurdle. — Lee,  Harvard,  2;'* 
1-4  s.  (beating  world's  record)  ;  Williams,  Yale,  second;  Fearing, 
Harvard,  third. 

Putting  Shot. —  Janeway,  Princeton,  3y  ft.  1-2  iu.  ;  EIrock, 
Yale,  second  ;  Allen,  Harvard,  third. 

Running  High  Jump. — Fearing,  Harvard,  ;J  ft.  8  1-2  in.  ;  Lee, 
Harvard,  second  ;    Seigel,  New  Y'oik,  third. 

Running  Broad  Jumjj. — Dohm,  Princeton,  22  ft.  3  1-2  in.  ; 
Mapes,  Columbia,  second  (after  jumping  off  a  tie  with  Williaujs)  ; 
Williams,  Y'ale,  third. 

Pole  Vault. — Ryder,  Y''ale,  and  Welch,  Columbia,  1(»  It.  7  in. 
tied  for  first  place,  and  divided  the  points  ;  Crane,  Howard,  third. 

2\ig-oJ-War. — {First  Trial.)  Columbia  pulled  Penns\lvania, 
8  in.;  Yale  pulled  Swarthinore,  1  1-2  in.  ;  Princeton,  bye.  {Sec- 
ond Trial.)  Columbia  pulled  Princeton,  3  1-2  in.  {Final  Trial.) 
Columbia  pulled  Y'ale,  7  iu.  {Trial  for  second  ^>?ace.)  Y'ale 
pulled  Princeton,  5  1-2  in.  Princeton  forfeited  tliird  place  t<» 
Svvarthmore. 

Throiviiig  Hammer. — Hinman,  Columbia.  94  ft.  7  iu.  ;  Jefferson, 
Princeton,  second  ;    Detwiller,  Lehigh,  third. 

Harvard  first:  4  first,  2  second,  and  8  third  prizes,  32  points. 
Y'ale  second  :  3  1-2  first,  4  1-2  second,  and  3  third  prizes,  29  1-2 
points.  Princeton  third:  3  first,  4  second,  and  1  third  prizes,  24* 
points.  Columbia  fourth  :  2  1-2  first  and  3  1-2  second  prizes,  19 
1-2  points.  Amherst  fifth:  2  first  and  1  second  prizes,  12  points. 
Swarthmore,  Lehigh,  and  New  York,  each  1  third  prize. 

A  first  prize  counts  5  points,  a  second  prize  2  points,  and  :i 
third  prize  1  point. 

Summary   of   Mott   Haven   Games. 

1876.  Princeton  first,  four  prizes. 

1877.  Columbia  first,  six  prizes. 

1878.  Columbia  first,  seven  prizes. 

1879.  Columbia  first,  six  prizes. 

1880.  Harvard  first,  six  prizes. 


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1H«1 .  Harvard  first, 5  fir^t  nnd  H  sciond  prizes  ;  ColuniMa  R«cond, 
4  lirst  and  ;'»  second  pii/.es. 

1882.  Harvard  first,  fi  first  and  G  second  prizes:  Columbia  sec- 
ond, 4  first  and  :i  second  |»rize8,  and  the  Tn«i-of-War. 

IHS.J.  Harvard  first,  7  first  and  3  second  prizes;  Columbia  and 
Princeton  second,  2  first  prizes. 

1884.  Harvard  first,  o  first    and    o   second    prizes;    Yale  second, 

first  and  3  second  prizes. 

1885.  Harvard  first,  4  first  and  4  second   prizes  ;     Yak-  second, 

4  first  prizes. 
188G.     Harvard   first,  5  first  and   H  second  prizes;   Yale  second. 
4  first  and  3  second  prizes. 

1887.  Yale  first.  6  first   and  3  second    prizes;    Harvard    second, 

3  first  and  second  prizes. 

1888.  Harvard  first,  7   first  and  (5  second   prizes;    Yale  second, 

')  first  and  2  second  ]»rizes. 
18«'.».      Yale  first,  4  first  and   .')  second   prizes;    C'oluml»ia  second, 

4  first  and  *2  second  prizes. 

Molt  Haven  Cni),  won  by  Harvard,  with  eiglit  first  places 
iu  fourteen  years. 

Intercollegiate  Cvv. 

ISDO.  Harvard  fir-st  :  4  first,  2  second,  and  H  third  prizes,  32 
points.  Yale  second:  3  1-2  first,  4  1-2  second,  and  3 
third  prizes,  29  l-*2  points. 

Taim.k  <ik  Hakvahd  Best    Recokus    Made  kv  Memkers  of  '90. 

3  mile  run.  C  A.  Davenport,  Kl  m.  .'»  2-r»  s.  Holmes  Field,  June 
2a,  l.s,S7. 
"  \  mile  run.  49s.   (circular  track)*  W.  C.  Downs,  Holmes  Field, 
May  24,  1890. 

Tahle  ok  American  Records. 

\  mile  run  47  2-5  s.  (straight  away)t  W.  C.  Downs,  Harvard  A. 
A.  C,  lieacon  Park,  Allston,  .July  9,  1890. 

^  mile  run  49  s.  circniar,  AV.  C  Downs,  New  York,  A.  C, 
Holmes  Field,  May  24,  1890. 

Bent  Anirrican  CoUcjre  record. 
tBckt  amateur  or  professional  world's  record. 


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The  following  gradiiati'.s  of  the  class  have  hoen  connected  uitli 
the  University  ISBD-DO. 
Proctors:— C.  L.  Mix.     G.  24. 

Henry  Hudson.     C.  5. 

F.  S.  Stebbins.     C.  17. 

F.  W.  Stewart.     C.  56. 

G.  P.  Wardner.     Felton  17. 

D.  e.  Torrey.     Reed's  Block,  24. 

Assistants : — Henry  Hudson,  iu  Phjjsics. 

George  J.  Pierce,  in  Botany.     (58(5  IVIain  St. 
William  M.  Cole,  in  Politcal  Economy.     W.  7. 
Henry  N.  Heruum,  in  Chemistry.     S.  1. 

Graduate  Department. 

F.  C.  Babbit,  Philosophy.     M.  26. 

F.  K.  Ball,  A.  B.  {Drury  Coll)  1887.  fSavage  Scholar  Classi- 
cal  Philology.     D.  5. 

W.  N.  Bates,  Shattuck  Scholar.  Classical  Phylology.  oG  Dana 
Street. 

J.  S.  Blunt,  History.     T.  28. 

H.  F.  Brown,  Chemistry.     S.  12. 

W.  B.  Carpenter,  Shattuck  Scholar.  Mathematics.  -10  Kirk- 
land  Street. 

R.  A.  Clark,  Shattuck  Scholar.     Literature  and  Ili.^tory.  T.  ."•!). 

W.  M.  Cole,  Instructor  in  Political  Economy.,  Political  Science. 
W.   7. 

F.  W.  Dewart,  A.  B.  (Hamline  Univ.)  1888:  Pmcfor.  Tmrn- 
.<iend  Scholar.     Botany  and  Zoology.     C.  56. 

R.  E.  Dodge,  Natural  History.     S.  '2'2. 

G.  A.   Dorsey:    A.   B.    (Denison    Univ.)   1888.     History  and 

American  Archaeology.     G.  43. 

W.  E.  B.  Du  Bols,  A.  B.  (Fiske  University),  l-vss.  Henry 
Bromjield  Roger's  Memorial  Fellow.  History  and  Political  Science 
20  Flagg  Street. 

C.  R.  Eastman,  History.  Philosophy  and  Geology.  Felton  Build- 
ing 12. 

R.  E.  Faulkner,  English.     104  Mt.  Auburn  Street. 

N.  R.  George,  Jr.,  Shattuck  Scholar.     Mathematics.     S.  12. 


124 

K.  H.  rjre«'ne,  Townsend  Scholar.  History  and  Political  Econ- 
omy. 1>  Story  St. 

V.  W.  ('^n\'\Q\i,  Derby  Scholar.   Gretk  aud  Latin .     11.  11. 

H.  N.  IIiTinuii,  Chemistry.     S.  1. 

M.  \\.  MiiiUcr,  Charles  Goodwill  Scholar.  Classical  Philology. 
Ilk.'.  :i;3. 

S.  E.  Mczes,  S.  B.  {Univ.  of  California)  1884.  Philosophy. 
Foltoii  niiildiiiL'  11. 

C.  L.  Mix,  Townsend  Scholar.   Proctor  Xatnral  History.  G.  24. 

K.  V.  Morijjaii,  History  and  Philosophy.     Little's  Block,  20. 

W.  S.  NicktTson,  Zoology.     C.  37. 

C.  II.  Page,  Modern  Literature.     11.    11. 

(J.  .1.  I'drce,  Assistant  in  Botany.  Botany  and  Chemistry. 
686  Main  Street. 

K.  K.   lingers,  Chemisti^/.     G.  49. 

.1.  15.  Scott,  Thayer  Scholar.  History.     60  O.xfonI  Street. 

1\.  \j.  Wvvks,  Thayer  Scholar.  Modern  L<ingua{je  and  Philolo^t/. 
74  Sucrainc'Uto  Street. 

T.  E.  Will,  Henry  Lee  Memorial  Fellow.  Political  Scienc4i.  S.  H. 

DIVINITY    SCHOOL. 
JiNioK  Class. 

K.  B.  Leavitt,  S.  22. 

D.  C.  Torrey,  Read's  Block  24. 

LAW    SCHOOL. 
Second  Yeab. 
C.  W.  Spencer,  1!>  Garfield  St. 

FIliST  YEAH. 

1'.  S.  .Vhl.ott,  1  Kiilk'U  St. 

I.  Adhr.  irkc  24. 

II.  M.  Aldrich,  882  Main  St. 
U.  11.  Arms,  S.  13. 

1'.  W.  Bacou,  750  Cambridge  St. 

<".  B.  Barnes,  Jr.,  1  I  1  Marlboro  8t.» 

'Boston. 


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E.  A.  Bigclow,  896  Main  St. 

C.  P.  lihim'y,  12  Keiiiington  St. 

H.  U.  Brandeustuin,  21  Yarmouth  St.  * 

A.  C.  Hurnliam,  68  Ininan  St. 

F.  P.  Cabot,  Grays  32. 
R.  J.  Curry,  W.  H.  10. 
F.  S.  De  Long,  W.  40. 
S.  Dexter,  1  Garden  St. 

B.  L.  Drew,  122  Oxford  St. 
K.  Fairbank,  Helton  Block  25. 
H.  T.  Fogg,  H.  22. 

J.  S.  Graham,  57  Third  St. 

N.  Hapgood,  9  Riedesel    Ave. 

R.  C.  Harrison,  M.  51. 

H.  Hudson.  C.  5. 

J.  F.  Kielty,  1  1-2  Banks  St. 

R.  F.  Lewis,  388  Marlboro  St.* 

J.  W.  Lund,  H.  25. 

C.  G.  Morgan,  139  Columbia  St. 

A.  M.  Morton,  C.  38. 
H.  Nuss,  S.  10. 

C.  J.  Rolfe,  405  B'way. 

M.  C.  Sloss,  21  Yarmouth  St.* 

F.  S.  Stebbins,  C.  17. 

P.  C.  Stewart,  61  Brattle  St. 
H.  J.  Vaughan,  H'y  6. 

B.  A.  Walker,  Grays  46. 

G.  P.  Wardncr,  Felton  17. 
R.  D.  Ware,  H'ke  49. 

W.  Wells,  M.  45. 

MEDICAL  SCHOOL. 

Second  Class. 

F.  C.  Cobb,  575  Washington  St.,  Dorchester 
W.  F.  Grey,  385  Beacon  Street.* 

First  Class. 

G.  L.  Burney,  Reeds  Block  8. 
F.  J.  Cotton,  2  Wellington  St.* 

•Boston. 


12G 

.1.  W.  Comttify,  171  Cambridge  St.,  K.  Cainhiidge. 

K.  A.  I)arlin<?,  M.  11. 

{".  A.  Davi'Uport,  Watertown. 

II.  II.  Ilaskc'll,  AuliunidaK'. 

O.  H.  Ilcnshaw,  49  Linnean  St. 

11.  F.  Ilewcs,  11  Masou  St. 

W.  M.  .loues,  228  California  St.  Newton. 

K.  L.  Uia«j;m,  23  Irving  St. 

A.  G.  Morse,  14  Rutland  Sq.» 

C.  C.  Pajre,  Chestnut  Hill. 

J.  E.  Uoiirke. 

A.  N.  Sargent,  38  Harbor  St.,  Salem. 

1*.  R.  Wanghop. 

G.  L.  West.  Roslindale. 

C.  J.  White,  259  Marlboro  Street. 


TEMPORARY  MEMBERS. 


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TEMPOliAKY    .MKM1JER8. 

WALTER  LOUIS  HARRP:L. 
Is  now  engaged  in  tutoring. 

OTIS  FISHER  BLACK. 
Is  a  member  of  Harvard  '91. 

FREDERICK  MELVIN  BROWN. 

Graduated  with  Harvard  '8i),  spent  a  year  at  the  Sorbonne  in 
Paris  and  is  now  at  tlie  University  of  Berlin.  Address,  Melvin 
Brown.  120  Broadway.  New  York  Cil}'. 

(iRE(;oRY  SHKLEY  liHYAN. 

Is  in  the  Inmber  business  at  Washington,  Conn. 

FRANCIS  EDWARD  lU'RKE 

Is  a  special  at  the  Harvard  Law  School. 

JOHN   liOWKS  15URT0N. 
Not  heard  from. 


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THEODORE  CIIAMBEHLEIN. 
Is  a  member  of  Harvard  '91. 

WILLIAM  ASTOR  CHANLER. 
Not  heard  from. 

SAMUEL  MITCHELL  CHILD. 

After  spending  three  years  at  the  Harvard  Law  School  entered 
law  pr.aetice  at  23  Court  St.,  Room  401 ,  Boston.  Is  Corresponding 
Secretary  of  the  Young  Men's  Democratic  Club,  and  was  elected 
from  Temple,  N.  H.,  a  nteinber  of  the  Constitutional  Convention 
which  met  at  Concord,  N.  H.,  Jan.  liSJSU. 


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WYLY  CLARK. 


Is  a  cotton  broker  in  Paris,  Texas,  in  the  firm  of  Martin,  Wise, 
and  Fitzhngh. 


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KEN  YON  B.  CONGER. 

Entered  the  Wliitman  and  Barnes  Mfg.  Co.  of  Akron,  Ohio. 
Is  a  director  of  the  company  and  Vice-president  of  the  Akron 
Printing  and  Pnblisliing  Co.  is  also  interested  in  liiiilding  and 
control  of  electric  railroads  in  Canton  and  Zanesville,  Ohio,  and  in 
plate  glass  works  in  Ivakona  and  Ehvood,  Iiid.,  and  in  the  Hart- 
ford City  glass  works. 

JEROME  WALWRATH  COOMBS. 
Joined  Harvard  '91. 

ELMER  LINCOLN  CUMMINGS. 

Died  at  Cambridge,  Mass..  Monday,  October  28,  1889. 

WINTHROP  HERRICK  DAME. 

Is  in  the  real  estate  business  in  Boston. 

HENRY  TOWNSEND  DAVIS. 

Is  in  the  Insurance  business  in  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

WILLIAM  COLBY  EATON. 

Joined  Harvard  '91. 

WILLARD  LEWIS  FALES. 

Has  been  travelling  and  ranching  in  Colorado,  and  is  now  on 
a  ranch  near    Sidalia,  Douglas   Co.,  Col. 

ROSIE  WASHINGTON  FORD. 

Not  heard  from. 

ARTHUR  LYMAN  GREEN. 

Not  heard  from. 


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ARTHUR  BRADFORD  G ROVER. 

Is  ill  real  estate  and  insurance  business,  Indianapolis.  Indiana. 
Was  married  June  -i.j,  IHH'J,  to  Zerelda  Wallace  Leathers.  (Jives 
address  U  WoodrulV  Vlace,  IndiiiiiMpolis,  Indiana. 

FRANCLS  JOSEPH  HART. 
Not  heard  from. 

CHARLES  HEYWOOD. 

Not  heard  from. 

WILLIAM  BREWSTER  HINCKLEY. 

Since  leaving  Cambridge,  in  1H88,  has  been  connected  with  the 
Union  Tacific  R.  R.  Is  now  in  Butli-,  Montana,  and  gives  address 
Hinsdale,  111. 

RALPH  HOFFMAN. 
Gives  address,  Stockbridge,  Mass. 

HENRY  SOMERINDYKE  HOUSMAN. 

Is  in  the  employ  of  the  N.  Y.  C  &  H.  R-  R-  R-  Co.      Address 
85  Edgecombe  Ave,,  New  York  City. 

OTIS  HOWE,  Jr. 

Is  a  cotton  broker  at  Paris,  Texas,  in  the  lirm  of  Martin,  Wise 
cV:  Fitzhugh. 

JOHN  WILLARD   LAPSLEY. 

Is  in  business  as  a  stock  broker  in  New  Y(»rk.     A«ldresscare  of 
Howard  Lapsley  &  Co.,  Exchange  Court,  New  York  City, 

ROBERT  EPHRAIM  LEACH. 
Not  heard  from. 

JOHN  WILLIAM  THOMAS  LEONARD. 

Died,  i:l  September,  1887. 

John  William  Thomas  Leonard  was  born  at  Boston.  Mass.,  14  October 
867.      He   was  prepared  for   college  at  the  Boston  Latin  School,  from, 


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which  he  graduated  in  June,  iSS6.  In  the  fall  of  the  same  year  he  entered 
Harvard  College  with  the  class  of  1890.  Sincere,  and  thoroughly  inter- 
ested in  his  work,  he  would  undoubtedly  have  obtained  success  in  the 
law,  which  was  his  chosen  profession.  But  the  strain  was  too  much,  and 
his  undermined  constitution  was  in  a  condition  favorable  to  the  develop- 
ment of  disease.  While  enjoying  his  summer  vacation  at  Mt.  Desert, 
Maine,  he  was  seized  with  Typhoid  fever.  He  was  taken  at  once  to  Bos- 
ton, but  died  three  weeks  later,  September  13,  18S7,  at  the  Homoepathic 
Hospital. 

In  accordance  with  a  vote  of  the  class,  the  following  resolutions  were 
adopted:  We,  the  members  of  the  Sophomore  class  of  Harvard  Collegei 
having  learned  with  deep  sorrow  of  the  death  of  our  classmate,  John 
William  Thomas  Leonard,  wish  to  express  our  sincere  grief  at  the  loss  of 
our  friend,  and  to  extend  our  earnest  sympathy  to  his  family  in  thei 
affliction. 

In  his  death  we  lose  one  whose  quiet,  unassuming  manners  and  strict 
devotion  to  duty  had  won  the  esteem  of  all  who  knew  him.  Though 
deeply  grieved  at  our  loss,  we  nevertheless  feel  that  the  all-ruling  God  has 
afflicted  us  in  futherance  of  His  own  wise  designs  for  our  good,  and,  there- 
fore, we  humbly  submit  ourselves  to  His  will,  trusting  in  His  infinite 
mercy  that  is  ever  with  us,  and  His  love  that  is  over  all. 

HOWARD   BABCOCK   LINTNER. 
Not  heard  from. 

ROBERT   Le BLANC   LYNCH. 

Entered  the  Sophomore  class  of  Trinity  and  graduated  there  in 
1890.     Is  now  a  master  at  Trinity  Hall,  Washington,  Pa. 

SAMUEL  McCURDY. 
Not  heard  from. 

FRANK  BOWERS  McKEAN. 
Joined  Harvard  '91. 

MAURICE   MARK  MASCHKE. 

Is  an  attorney-at-law  in  Cleveland,  Gives  addres.«s,  227  Society 
for  Saving's  Block,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

JULIAN  MITCHELL,  Jk. 
Not  heard  from. 


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CHAKLKS  EDWARD  OLIVKR. 

Entered  the  freight  departaicnt  of  the  Boston  &  Albany  R.  R. 
ut  East  Boston. 

SUMNER  PAINE. 

Is  a  special  at  Harvard  Law  School. 

PHILIP  STANLEY  PARKER. 

Is  temporarily  an  Instructor  at  the  Ravenscroft  School,  Ashe- 
ville,  N.  C. 

HENRY  TAYLOR  PARKER. 

Travelled  abroad  for  his  health  for  several  years  and  is  now  on 
he  staff  of  the  Boston  Post. 

FRANK  EDWIN  PARK,  Jk. 

Joined    the    Harvard    Medical    School    and    is    now    practicing 
Medicine  at  Stoneham,  Mass. 

E.  A.  PERKINS. 

Not  heard  from. 

HARRLS  OSBORNE  POOR. 

fJives  Address  at  60  South  St.,  Bo.->lon,  Mass. 

JOHN  PARKHURST  PUTNAM. 
Joined  Harvard  '91. 

WILLIAM  AMES  QUINLAN. 

Left  college  on  account  of  failure  of  eyesight  in  Jan.,  18t>0,  and 
has  since  been  in  the  real  estate  business  in  Chicago,  111.  Present 
residence  is  140  Locust  St.,  Chicago. 

WILLIAM  ALPHONSUS  QUINN. 

lb  an  ecclesiastical  student  preparing  for  the  Catholic  Priest- 
hood. 


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ABBOT  HENRY  ROLLINS. 

Is  ill  business  with  John  Rollins  in  Boston.  Was  married  at 
Caml)riclgc,  Mass.,  Feb.  20,  1889,  to  Gertrude  Friend  of  Glouces- 
ter, Mass. 

HUGH   LETSON  RUNKLE. 

Is  cashier  of  the  Kenton  National  Bunk,  Kenton,  Ohio. 

JUSTIN   PEARL    SHEFFIELD. 
Joined  Harvard  '91. 

JAMES  HENRY  SLADE. 

Joined  the  Mass.  Institute  of  Techonolog}-. 

JOSEPH  HAMBLIN  SEARS. 
Joined  Harvard  '89. 

CHARLES  HENRY  TAYLOR. 

Is  assistant  business  manager  of  the  Boston  Globe.  Was  mar- 
ried at  Wobuni,  Mass.,  Dec.  2, 1890,  to  Marguerite  Falck. 

WILLIAM  FREDERICK  TILTON. 

Has  been  travelling  for  his  health. 

ANTHONY  MORRIS  TYSON. 

Is  a  law  student  at  the  University  of  Maryland,  Baltinion',  IMd. 

JOSEPH    VILA. 

Is  in  charge  of  the  reporting  for  the  railroad  news  dei)artment 
of  the  New  York  Herald. 

MONTGOMERY  SEARS  AVEST. 

Not  heard  from. 

JOHN  HENRY  WELSH. 

Not  heard  from. 

CHARLES  WHEELER. 

*  Since  leaving  college  has  been  travelling. 


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SPECIAL   STUDENTS. 
.n;Nii;s  liiuiTUs  Alexander,  jr. 

Is  in  real  cstiite  business  in  Scuttle,  Washington.  Married 
June  26,  1890,  at  Staten  Island,  to  ?:flie8.,  daujjhter  of  Frank 
Eninions  of  Staten  Island. 

AUGUSTUS  BARKER  HIGGINSON. 
Is  an  architect  at  Lenox,  Mass. 

SllKPHRI)  KIMBERLY. 

Since  leaving  college  has  been  with  tin-  Parker  Fertilizer  & 
Chemical  Co.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

CHARLES  LYNCH. 

Not  heard  from. 

RAYMOND  MANCHA. 

Is  president  of  the  Petersburg  &  Norfolk  Steamboat  Line  with 
olRce  at  Petersburg,  Va. 

GEORGE  POPE  McNICHOL. 

Entered  the  Harvard  Medical  School. 

CHARLES  HENRY  SIMMS. 

Has  been  working  as  a  newspaper  reporter  in  this  country  and 
abroad,  and  is  now  managing  editor  of  the  Times,  News  and 
Weekly  Times-News  of  Dayton,  Ohio. 

GEORGE  FLOYD  VINGUT. 
Is  travelling  abroad. 


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WILLIAM  HENRY  WILDER. 

After  leaving  college  entered  the  dry  goods  business  in  Boston, 
and  is  now  in  the  wool  business  with  Walter  Brown  cVj  Son,  620 
Atlantic  Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 


MARRIAGES. 

J.  B.  Alexander,  Jr.  .    .   .  Effie  S.  Emmons Staten  Island,  June,  26,  1890. 

J.  C.  Barr Sally  Crocker Charlestown,  Mass.,  Nov.  5,  1890. 

C.  A.  Miller Emily  Josephine  Elliott.  .  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  19,  1890. 

Arthur  Bradford  Grover  .  Zerelda  Wallace  Leathers,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  June  25,  iSSg. 

A.  H.  Rollins Gertrude  Friend Cambridge,  Feb.  ao,  1S89. 

C.  H.  Taylor,  Jr Marguerite  Falck Woburn,  Mass.,  Dec.  2,  1890. 

S.  H.  Watts Jane  Bowman  Jackson,  .  .Berwick,  Pa.,  Nov.  5,  1890. 

DEATHS. 

Elmer  Lincoln  Cummings Cambridge October  28,  1889. 

John  William  Thomas  Leonard  .   .  Boston September  13,  1SS7. 

Henry  Jacob  Powell Cambridge Decembei  10,  1887. 

Edward  Anson  Seelev St.  Paul,  Minn.  .    .March — 1891. 


EDWARD  ANSON   SEE  LEY. 

ICuwARD  Anson  Seelf.y  died  at  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  March  i8,  1891.  He 
was  a  native  of  Marcellus,  New  York,  where  his  family  live.  Making  the 
greatest  efforts  to  get  himself  a  collegiate  education,  he  came  to  Harvard 
with  the  class  of  1890,  and  devoted  himself  largely  to  the  mathematical 
courses. 

At  college  he  was  known  as  a  painstaking  and  industrious  student.  He 
took  a  large  number  of  courses  and  got  honors  in  mathematics.  But  few 
realized  how  hard  he  struggled  to  support  himself  and  it  was  by  great  exer- 
tions that  he  managed  to  lay  by  enough  to  enable  him  to  graduate,  but  he 
never  received  a  diploma,  being  too  proud  to  accept  a  loan  offered  by  a  class- 
mate to  secure  it,  he  left  college  without  a  degree,  and  took  a  position  as 
assistant  engineer  on  the  C.  B.  &  Q.  R.  R.  Here  he  had  many  intricate 
problems  to  solve,  and  his  success  won  for  him  the  highest  praise.  When 
the  engineer  corps  was  discharged  Seeley  went  with  the  others.  He  was 
given  excellent  letters  by  his  superiors,  and  went  to  St.  Paul,  where  he 
met  with  a  fatal  accident.  When  he  was  returning  from  a  hunting  trip, 
one  of  his  companions,  while  shifting  a  gun,  accidentally  fired  it ;  the 
charge  severed  the  main  artery  of  the  leg,  and  death  ensued  from  loss  of 
blood.  He  lived  long  enough  to  give  the  address  of  his  family  and  of  the 
college  professors  whom  he  knew. 

Capable,  independent,  and  industrious,  he  had  accomplished  much  in 
liis  short  career,  and  his  prospects  for  the  future  were  of  the  brightest. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  members  of  the  class  in  Cambridge,  March  27. 
1891,  the  following  resolutions  were  passed  : 

"  We,  the  members  of  the  class  of  1890,  wishing  to  express  our  heart- 
felt sorrow  at  the  sudden  and  tragic  death  of  Edward  Anson  Seeley,  the 
first  of  our  classmates  to  be  taken  from  us  since  graduation,  pass  the 
following  resolutions: 

Resolvedy  That  in  E.  A.  Seeley  we  have  lost  a  liberal,  earnest,  and 
talented  companion,  whose  steady  application  to  his  work  enabled 
him  to  distinguished  himself  in  many  branches  of  study.  His  patience 
and  persevercncc  helped  him  to  endure  cheerfully  severe  hardships,  of 
which  he  had  more  than  his  share.  His  earnest  and  faithful  nature  won 
the  esteem  of  all  who  were  fortunate  enough  to  be  his  friends,  by  whom 
he  will  be  deeply  mourned. 

Resolvcti,  That  a  copy  of  these  resolutions  be  sent  to  his  parents  and 
family,  to  whom  we  extend  our  deep  sympathy. 

(Signed)  Elliot  F.  Rogers, 

N.  R.  Gkorge,  Jr., 
Chas.  p.  Blanky. 

For  the  Class. 


ADDRESSES. 

[Most  of  the  following  post  office  addresses  have  been  furnished  bv  the 
members  of  the  class  themselves.  They  are  expected  to  hold  good  at 
least  until  the  publication  of  the  next  report,  and  do  not  therefore  in  all 
cases  give  ihe  prese?ii  residence.  Any  changes  and  notices  of  corrections 
in  the  addresses  below  should  be  sent  to  the  Secretary,  J.  W.  Lund,  38 
South  Main  St.,  Concord,  N.  H.] 

Abbot,  P.  S.,  1  Follen  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Adleu,  Isaac,  26  80.  Clintou  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Akin,  Thomas  Russell,  25  Nicholson  Place,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Aldricii,  H.  M.,  Marlborough,  Mass. 

Alexander,  Brutus  Junius,  Ranier  Club,  Seattle,  Wash. 

Amory,  Arthur,  133  Marlboro  St.,  Boston. 

Andrews,  Frank  William,  Jr.,  187   Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Arms,  R.  H.,  Deerfield,  Mass. 

Atkinson,  E.  L.,  Reading,  Mass. 

Atkinson,  F.  W.,  Reading,  Mass. 

Babbitt,  F.  C,  Harvard  Universit}',  Cambridge. 

Bacon,  F.  W.,  Bedford,  Mass. 

Bailey,  Mark,  Jr.,  Eugene,  Ore. 

Balch,  T.  W.,  1412  Spruce  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Baldwin,  A.  C,  3  Albion  St.,  Somerville,  Mass. 

Ball,  F.  K.,  Greenfield,  Mo. 

Barnes,  C.  B.,  Jr.,  Ill  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Barney,  G.  L.,  71  Broadwaj*,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Barr,  J.  C,  275  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Barrel,  Walter  Lewis,  710  Cambridge  St.,  Cainlnidgc,  Mass. 

Bates,  Frederic  Seward,  Newton  Centre,  Mass. 

Bates,  Herbert,  48  Avon  Hill  St.,  Cambridge,  INIass. 

Bates,  W.  N.,  56  Dana  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Bayer,  E.  S.,  care  of  Dr.  Julius  Dachs,  38  W.  5!)th  Si..   New 

York,  N.  Y. 
Bean,  C.  L.,  80  Walnut  Av.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 


18S 

Hekchkk,  T.  S.,  201  Nortli  St.,  lUitYulo,  N.  Y. 

Bkku,  W.  E.,  G5  Pine  St.,  New  York  City. 

Hknnktt  Caul  Kknt.  Owatonnii,  Minn. 

Hkjklow,  K.  a..  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 

Black,  M.  A.,  772  Woodl.nnd  Av.,  Clevehmd,  i)W\o 

Black,  Otis  F'isuku,  1G  Avon  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

BLA(iDEN,  Gkorue,  Jk.,  ')2  Wcst  20th  St.,  New  York,  N.  V. 

Blankv,  C.  r.,  12  Remington  St..  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Blum,  Max,  Vacaville,  Cal. 

Blunt,  J.  S.,  Milford,  Mass. 

Bolton,  C.  K.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

BoYKK.  E.  R.,  630  G2nd  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

BoYNTON,  J.  II.,  Woodstock,  Vt. 

Bhadlee,  T.  S.,  107  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

BiiAiNAun,  C.  T.,  0  Ware  Block,  Omaha,  Nebraska. 

liKANDENSTEiN,   H.  U.,  California    and    Gough   Sts.,    San    Fran- 

sisco,  Cal. 
BuEwsTER,  E.  T.,  Lawrence,  Mass. 

liRooKS,   F.  II.,  St.  Joseph  Mo.,  Care  of  II.  &  St.  Jo.  R.  R.  Co. 
BuowN,  F.  M.,  Care  of  Melvin  Brown.  Esq.,   120  Broadway,  New 

York,  N.  Y. 
Brown,  II.  F.,  Natick.  Mass. 

Brown,  V.  K.,  1212  Sutter  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Brown,  R.  D.,  4807  Wayne  Ave.,  Gcrmantowu.  IMiila..  Pa. 
BurxE,  C.  M.,  New  Y'ork  City,  Lyceum  Theatre. 
Bryan,  Gregory  Sekley,  Washington,  Conn. 
BuRNiiAM,  A.  C,  68  Inman  St.,  Cambridgeport,  Mass. 
liuRRE,  Francis  Edward,  16  A.shland  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
IU;rr,  C.  W.,  Auburiid.ale,  Mass. 
Bi;RR.\«iE,  Edgar,  282  Newbm y  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
BruToN,  H.  E.,37:3  Harvard  St.,  Camltridge,  Mass. 
Burton,  John  Howks,  Newl>urgh,  N.  Y. 
BuTLKR,  C.  E..  Tehama,  California. 
BuTTERWoRTii,  .1.  F.,  81  GarfieUl  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 


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BuTTiMER,  T.  H.,  Hingham,  Mass. 

Cabot,  F.  P.    Heath  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

Calkins,  L.,  Nevvtou,  Mass. 

Calkins,  R.,  Nowton,  Mass. 

Caupenter,  W.  B.,  Audover,  Mass. 

Carter,  B.  E.,  Warren,  Conn. 

Caky,  R.  J.,  77  Prospect  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Causey,  F.  F.,  Hampton,  Va. 

Chalfant,  Henry,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Chamberlin,  L.  W.,  156  State  St.,  Portland,  Me. 

Chambeblin,  Theodore,  Spokane  Falte,  W. 

Chanler,  Wm.  Astor,  Barrytown,  N.  Y. 

CiiARD,  T.  C,  259  North  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Chase,  Allan  M.,  107  Lambert  Ave.,  Caml)ridge,  ^lass. 

Chase,  A.  L.,  Sebec,  Me. 

Cheney,  B.  P.,  40  Court  8q.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Cheney,  P.  H.,  South  Mancbe:Uer,  Conn. 

Child,  S.  M.,  Temple,  N.  H. 

Clark,  D.  H.,  2653  Washington  Av.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Clark,  R.  A.,  Thayer  59,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Clark,  Wyly,  Paris,  Texas. 

Clifford,  Nathan,  113  Vaughan  St.,  Portland,  Me. 

CoATSwoRTH,  R.  H.,  Butfalo,  N.  Y. 

Cobb,  F.  C,  575  Washington  St.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 

CoDMAN,  F.  L.,  337  Neponsett  Av.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 

CoDMAN,  J.  S.,  57  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Cole,  William  M.,  Portland,  Me. 

Conger,  Kenyon  B.,  Akron,  O. 

Cook,  Isaac,  Jr.,  Laclede  Bank,  St.  Louis,  INIo. 

Coombs,  Jerome  Wahlrath,  63  So.  Portland  .\v.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

Corning,  Howard,  Care  of  H.  J.  Lil»by  &  Co.,  Portland.  M.  . 

Cotton,  F.  J.,  15  Park  St.,  Newport,  R.  L 

Courtney.  J.  W.,  174  Cambridge  St..  E.  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Crane,  Joshua,  Jr.,  High  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 


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Crane,  \V.  S..  High  St..  Biookline,  Mass. 

CuAWLKY,  .1.  T..  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 

CitEiiOKK,  C.  L..  ;>1  Newbury  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Ckockek,  H«»hei{T  Ivks,  32  ClifF  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

C'i{<»WMN.xiiiKM>,  B.  H.,  Marblehead,  Mass. 

CiKTis,  F.  G.,  2.">3  .M:irll>or<»ugh  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

C'imN<;,  F.  1'.,  r2.'{  Market  St.,  San  Francisco,  C'al. 

Dapmin,  (J.  E.,  170  1  Master  St.,  Philadelpliia,  I'a. 

Damk,  ^VINTlll{ol•  11.,  Care  ofF.  O.  Dam*'  iV  Co.,  Commercial  St., 

Boston,  Mass. 
Dakmnc,  E.  a.,  1  Eagle  St.,  Troy,  N.  V. 
Davknpoht.  C.  a.,  Mt.  Auburn,  Mass. 
Davis,  II.  Townseno,  200  Main  Si.,  Bullalo.  N.  Y. 
DeLong,  Fkank  \j.,  Novato,  Marin  Co.,  Cal. 
Dknison,  .1.  r.,  Ni'w  Hod  ford,  Mass. 
Dewakt,  F.  W.,  3r)7  Maria  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Dk.xteh,  Sami  el,  53  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
De.xter,  Samuel,  17_M  Prairie  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
DiCKEKMAN,  (J.  II.,  32  Green  St.,  Boston,  Muss. 
I)i<'K.soN.  H.  II.,  126  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
DoixJE,  R.  E.,  ^Vellham  Depot,  ^lass. 
DoKSEY,  G.  A.,  Granville,  O. 
Dow,  L.  IP.  lU'lleA'ue  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Downs,  W.  C,  Lake  Village,  N.  II. 
Dkew,  H.  !>.,  P22  Oxford  St.,  Cami)ri(lge,  Mass. 

Di  lioKs.  W.  E.  H..  20  Flagg  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

DuKKiELi),  IIenky  Maktvn,  707  Jeflfersun  \\v.,  Detroit.  Mich. 

Duncan,  F.  S.,  Englewood.  N.  J. 

Eastman.  C.  R.,  P20  Selby  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Eaton,  C.  M.,  Needham,  Mass. 

Eaton,  William  Coluy,  Portland,  Me. 

E<kleman,  M.  M.,  20i>  2nd  St.,  Elkhart,  Ind. 

Ei»i»Y,  C.  L.,  West  Newton,  Mass. 

Emmons,  A.  P.,  22  W.  34th  St.,  New  Y'ork  City. 


141 

Endicott,  R.  R.,  Beverly,  Mass. 

Evans,  Wm.  H.,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 

Faikbank,  Kellogg,  1801  Michigan  Ave.,  Chicago.  111. 

Fales,  Francis  Lewis,  Milford,  Mass. 

Fales,  Willard  Lewis,  Sidalia,  Douglas  Co.,  Colorado. 

Faulkner,  R.  E.,  Keene,  N.  H. 

Fessenden,  R.  G.,  49  Hereford  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Fisher,  Benjamin,  West  Dedham,  Mass. 

FiSKE,  W.  E.,  345  Beacon  St.,  Lowell,  Mass. 

Fogg,  II.  T.,  Norwell,  Mass. 

Folks,  Homer,  Hanover,  Jackson  Co.,  Mich. 

Ford,  Rosie  Washington,  Milton,  N.  S. 

FoxcROFT,  F.  A.,  Lawrence  Hall,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Frank,  Leo  Edwin,  Care  of  Jamaica,  R.  R.  Co.,  2.")  Pine  St., 
New  York  City. 

FuLLERTON,  R.  M.,  15  Lynuin  St.,  Wallhaui,  Mass. 
Garrison,  P.  McK.,  Orange,  N.  J. 

Gay,  W.  F.,  385  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

George,  N.  R.,  Jr.,  Meudon,  Mass. 

Gill,  M.  E.,  Somerville,  Mass. 

Goddard,  W.  W.,  Westboro.  Mass. 

GooDSPEED,  F.  L.,  Hiughara,  Mass. 

GoRKAM,  J.  D.,  Hill  City,  Pennington  Co.,  So.  Dakota. 

Graham,  J.  D.,  57  Third  St.,  E.  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Greene,  A.  L.,  Maiden,  Mass. 

Greene,  E.  B.,  Auburndale,  Mass. 

Greene,  Horatio  Jones,  Portland,  Ore. 

Gripping,  E.  S.,  Lexington,  Mass. 

Grover,  Arthur  Bradford,  14  Woodruff  Place,  Indianajt()lis,Ind. 

GuLiCK,  C.  B.,  180  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
*Hand,  a.  N.,  Elizabethtown,  N.  Y. 

Hapgood,  Norman,  Alton,  111. 

Harp,  C.  D.,  Benevola,  Md. 


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IIakt,    Fkvncis   Joski'H,    'JO    Mystic   St.,    Cli:ulestown    District, 

Boston,  Mass. 
IIakuiso.v,  U.  C,  nil'  Pine  St.,  Sau  Francisco,  Cal. 
IlAinKii»<;K.  .Ii:li\n,  Savannuh,  Ga.,  1'.  O.  Box  104. 
IIa.skki.i.,  11.  n..  Auburndule,  Mass. 
IIavks,  .1.  C,  West  Cljester,  Pa. 
IIkciit,  S.  L.,  Cor.  of  Post  St.  &  Van  Ness  Ave.,  San  Francisco, 

Cal. 
Hhnsiiaw,  G.  li.,  49  Linnean  St.,  Canihri(l<;e,  ^lass. 
IIkic.man,  II.  N..  12  Circnit  St.,  Roxburv,  Mass. 
IIkkkick.  II.  X.,  Kurcka.  III. 
IIkiuock,  H.  F.,  28  State  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
IIkkkk  K,  K.  U'.,  2.0  Stougliton  Ilall,  Cainl»ri<lue,  Mass. 
IIewks.  II.  F..  11  Mason  St.,  Cambridge,  ]\Iass. 
Hkywooi),  Charles,  Gardner,  Mass. 
IIi(;r,iNsoN,  Augustus  Bakker,  Lenox,  Mass. 
llii.L,  M.  F.,  3G6  Harvard  St.,  Canibriilgo,  Ma.ss. 
IIiNCKLKV,  William  Brewster,  Hinsdale,  111. 
II(>|)(;man,  a.  W.,  29  Seventh  St.,  Lowell,  Mass. 
HoKK.MAN,  Kali'ii,  Stockbridge,  Mass. 
Holt,  1).  B.,  Pluniford,  Vt. 
HousMAN,  Henry  Somerindyke,  82  Edgecombe  Av.,  New  York 

City. 
Howe,  Otis,  Jr.,  Paris,  Texas. 
HuRUARi),  A.  A.,  Montpelier,  Vt. 

HuD.soN,  Henry,  171  North  4th  Av.,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 
HuNNEWELL,  H.  H.,  87  Milk  St..  Boston,  Mass. 
Huntington,  L.  F.,  83  Pike  St.,  Cincinnati,  O. 
Hutchinson,  .1.  P.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Pliildelphi.i.  P.m. 
Irwin,  Frank,  145  West  o8th  St.,  New  York  City. 
.Ienks,  H.  D..  Warsaw,  N.  Y. 
.Ieweit,  L.  M.,  (^ueen  S(j.,  St.  John,  N.  B. 
Joii,  UoRERT,  Walpole,  Mass. 
Jones,  Everett  Starr,  Spencer,  Mass. 


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Jones,  Richard,  568  East  Broad  St.,  Columbus,  O. 

Jones,  W.  M.,  228  California  St.,  Newton,  Mass. 

JuDSON,  C.  v.,  2010  DeLancey  PI.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

JuDsoN,  C).  B.,  2010  DeLancey  PI.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Kellam,  Edward  Richard,  Los  Angelos,  Cal. 

Kelly,  E.  P*.,  Aubuvndale,  Mass.     P.  O.  Box  PJo. 

KiELTY,  J.  F.,  192  Water  St.,  Fitehburg,  Mass. 

KiMBERLY,  Shepard,  Care  of  Crocker  Fertilizer  &  Choiiiital  Co.. 

56  Pearl  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
KiNYON,  E.  L.,  1412  Spring  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Koshland,  Abe,  San  Francisco,  Cal.     Box  2181. 
KuHN,  Robert,  .356  W.  Fourth  St.,  Cincinnati,  O. 
Lapsley,   John  Willard,  Care  of  Howard  Lapsley  «S:Co.,  1  Ex- 
change Court,  New  York  City. 
Lawrence,  S.  C,  Falmouth,  Mass. 
Lawton,  Perry,  Quincy,  Mass. 
Leach,  Robert  Ephraim,  Independence,  Iowa. 
Learned,  H.  B.,  1748  Waverly  PL,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Leavitt,  E.  B.,  Hingham,  Mass.     Box  245. 
Lewis,  C.  A.,  528  N.  Meridian  St.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Lewis,  R.  F.,  388  Marlboro  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Linn,  P.  B.,  Lewisburgh,  Pa. 
LiNTNER,  Howard  Babcock,  Little  Falls,  N.  Y. 
LiNZEE,  J.  "W.,  Ashburton  Place,  Boston. 
LiTTELL,  Philip,  Alton  Place,  Brookline,  Mass. 
Livingstone,  Cambridge,  Islip,  Long  Island,  N.  Y. 
LOCKWOOD,  H.  De  F.,  Care  of  Martin  Bates  &  Sons,  IC  Milk  St., 

Boston,  Mass. 
LoTiiROP,  W.  S.  H.,  8  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Lund,  J.  W.,  38  South  Main  St.,  Concord,  N.  H. 
Lynch,  Charles,  71  James  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Lynch,  Robert  Le  B.,  13  Alexander  Ave.,  Uorchester.  Mass. 
Magoun,  F.  p.,  1  Nassau  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Magoun,  Kinsley,  1  Nassau  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


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Magoun,  W.  R..  Davis  Ave.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

Mancha,  Kavmoxd.  Petorshurij,  Va. 

Mann,  Wai.teu,  Two  Rivers,  Wisconsin. 

Mautix,  Wisnek  Hem,,  Woodlnidijo.  MiiMK'sex  Co.,  N.  J. 

Masciike,  Mauuice  Mauk.  I'iT  Society  for  Savings  Block,  Cleve- 

laii.l.  O. 
Mather.  M.  W.,  Millonl,  N.  H. 
Matthews,  C.  S.,  14.")  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
McCleod,  Sayre,  1U6  Second  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 
McCoy,  James  Chestek,  Troy,  N.  V. 
McCuRDY,  SASfLEL,  201')  East  Susf|iielianoa  Ave.,  l'liila»lel|ihin. 

Pa. 
MoDuFFiE,  R.  L.,  22  West  34th  St.,  New  York  City. 
McKean,  Frank  Bowers,  Nashua,  N.  H. 
McPherson,  G.  S. 

Merrill.  G.  II.,  6")  Dana  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Mellen,  J.  L.,  100  Fayette  St.,  Lowell,  Mass. 
Mkzes,  S.  K.,  Oakland,  Cal. 
Miller,  C.  A.,  6  Steuben  Park,  Utica,  N.  Y. 
Mitchell,  Julian,  Jr.,  2.")  Berkeley  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Mix,  C.  L.,  361  Campbell  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
Montgomery.  R.  B.,  87  Camp  St.,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Morgan,  C.  G.,  1515  N.  2r,th  St.  Washington,  D.  C. 
Morgan,  E.  V.,  Aurora,  Cayuga  Lake,  N.  Y. 
Morgan,  F.  P.,  1212  (Uh  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Morse,  A.  (J.,  14  Rutland  Sq.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Morton,  A.  M.,  East  Boston,  Mass. 
MuLFORD,  W.  W.,  41  Bowdoin  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
McMKoui),  N.  W.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Myer,  Walden,  1027  I  St.,  Washington.  1).  C. 
Myers,  F.  B.,  Ishpeming,  Mich. 

NU'KERSON,  WiNFIELD  ScOTT,  Cotuit,   Mass. 

Norman,  Gut,  Newport,  K.  I. 

Nu8S,  Henry,  Harvard  Law  School,  Cambridge. 


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NuTT,  Charles,  Natick,  Mass. 

Oliver,  Chas.  Edward,  27  Bi-imnier  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Olmsted,  F.  L.,  Saratoga  Springs,  N.  Y. 

Page,  C.  G.,  128  Marlboro  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Page,  C.  H.,  11  HoUis,  Cambridge ,OIass. 

Page,  H.  De  B.,  Stanley,  N.  J. 

Paine,  Sdmn'er,  Weston,  Mass. 

Palmer,  W.  N.,  2389  Washington  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Parker,  R.  F.,  312  Dartmouth  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Park,  Frank  Edwin,  Jr.,  Stoneham,  Mass. 

Parker,  H.  T.,  Twin  Mountain,  N.  H. 

Parker,  P.  S.,  Longwood,  Mass. 

Payson,  G.  R.,  Watertown,  Mass. 

Peirce,  George  Jacob,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Perkins,  E.  A.,  Lynn,  Mass. 

Perry,  H.  T.,  119  Broadway,  New  York  N.  Y. 

PiNGREE,  A.  H.,  7  Revere  St.,  Jamaica  Plain,  Boston,  Mass. 

Piper,  L.  A.,  109  Washington  St.,  Keene,  N.  H. 

Pond,  A.  D.,  77  Dale  St.,  Roxbury,  Mass. 

Poor,  H.  0.,  60  South  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Post,  W.  K.,  21  Washington  Sq.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Potter,  G.  S.,  Wareham,  Mass. 

Potter,  N.  B.,  21  Trowbridge  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

PuLsiFER,  L.  W.,  257  Washington  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

Putnam,  John  Parkhcrst,  20  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

QciNLAN,  Wm.  Hiner,  Dccatur,  111. 

QuiNN.  William  Alphonsus,  239  C.  St.,  So.  Boston,  Mass. 

Rawson,  E.  S.,  52  W.  9th  St.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Read,  W.  G.,  Care  of  S.  Davis  Page,  Esq.,  281   South  4th  St., 

Philadelphia.  Pa. 
Richmond,  S.  C,  Shullsburg,  Wis. 
Roberts,  0.  B.,  Melrose,  Mass. 
Robinson,  D.  P.,  Wareham,  Mass. 
Rogers,  E.  F.,  Grays,  49  Cambridge,  Mass. 


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ROLKE,  C.  J.,  405  Broaihvay,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

RoLLiss,  Abbott  Hknuy,  88  North  Aveuiie,  Camliridge,  Mass. 

Rose,  Wm.  K.,  1>71   Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland,  0. 

RouRKE,  J.  E.,  Harrison  8q.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 

RovAL,  H.  W.,  Ellsworth,  Me, 

RuBLEE,  George,  Care  of  Milwaukee  Sentinel,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

RuNKLE,  Hugh  Letson,  Kenton,  i). 

Sabine,  B.  D.,  Brookliue,  Mass. 

Sands,  B.  J.,  Port  Chester,  N.  Y. 

Sankord,  Samuel,  Portsmouth,  R.I. 

Sargent,  Ara  Nathaniel,  38  Harbor  St.,  Salem,  Mass. 

ScHWARZ,  S.  H.,  105  East  79th  Street,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Scott,  J.  B.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Seligsberg,  a.  F.,  1063  Madison  Ave.,  New  Y'ork,  N,  Y. 

Sheffield,  Justus  Pearl,  M.  58,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Slade,  J.  H.,  Jr.,  Quincy  Point,  Mass. 

SiMMs,  C.  H.,  Managing  Editor,  HotTniau  Publishing  Co.,  Dayton, 

Ohio. 
Slocum,  T.  W.,  Jamaica  Plain,  Boston,  Mass. 
Sloss,  M.  C,  1500  Van  Ness  Ave.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Smith,  C  W.   Kockland  Me. 

Smith,  Walter  E.,  1213  Walnut  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Spencer,  C  W.,  19  Garfield  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Staunton,  John  A.,  Jr.,  So>^  President  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Stearns,  W.  B.,  Brookline,  Mass. 
Stebbins,  F.  S.,  Tunkhannockj  Pa. 
Stevens,  George,  13  Whitfield  Court,  Newport,  R.  I. 
Stewart,  P.  C,  Union  Club,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Strout,  H.  F.,  183  Hugh  St.,  Portland,  Me. 
Sturgis,  E.,  Manchester,  ISIass. 
Sturois,  S.  W.,  Manchester,  Mass. 
SwASEY,  G.  O.,  24  Hale  St.,  Beverly,  Mass. 
Sweeney,  Arthur,  41  East  58th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


SwisBUBXE,  S.  F.,  Natick,  Mass. 

Tatlor,  Chas.  H..  Jr.,  Boston  Globe  Office,  Boston,  Mass. 

Tatlor,  K.  31..  Chestnut  Hill  Ave.,  Brookline,  ilass. 

Thorxdike.  H.  H.,  175  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

THOBKDrKE,  S.  H.,  22  Garden  St.,  Cambridge,  3Ia55. 

TiLTOK,  B.  T.,  Xe\rport,  K.  I. 

TiLTOS,  W.  F.,  Newport,  R.  I. 

TiTcs,  H.  A..  Newport,  E.  I. 

ToBiN.  J.  J.,  22  Suffolk  St.,  Lowell,  Mass. 

ToRRET.  David  C,  Cambridge,  3>Iass. 

Tyson,  A.  M..  817  Park  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Trsox.  Russell,  314  Dartmouth  St.,  Boston. 

Cphaji,  R.  D..  56  Wall  St.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Vak  Dc  Zee.  Paul.  West  Newton,  Mass. 

VACGHAy.  H.  G..  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Vila,  Joseph.  JN'.  Y.  Herald.  New  York  City. 

ViuLABD.  H.  G..  Care  of  Henry  VillArd,  Mills  Bldg..  New  York, 
City. 

VixGrr,  G.  F.  [46  W.  o4th  St.]  New  York  City. 

Walker,  B.  A..  Hotel  Woodruff,  Chicago,  IlL 

Walker.  C  H..  Care  of  Jno.  H.  Miller,  ¥)b  Main  St.,  Worces- 
ter, Mass. 

Walker,  R.  T..  Union  Pacific  Freight  Claim  Office  Denver,  Col. 

Walter,  C  R..  1700  Van  Ness  St.,  San  Francisco,  CaJ- 

Wardkeb,  G.  p.,  Bowdoin  Ave.,  Dorchester,  3Iass. 

Ware,  R.  D.,  287  Marlborough  St.,  Boston. 

Warrex,  Hobert  Exdioott,  53  North  Ave.,  Cambridge.  Mass. 

WASHBrax.  R.  M.,  38  Elm  St..  Worcester.  Mass. 

Watts,  S.  H.,  37  West  81st  St.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Waughop.  p.  R..  Fort  Steilacoom,  Wash. 

Weed,  F.  D.,  175  Front  St..  Binghampton.  N.  Y. 

Weeks,  R.  L..  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Welch.  Johx  Hexrt,  Lynn.  Mass. 

Weld.  R.  H.,  127  State  St.,  Boston.  Mass. 


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Wells,  Wellington,  5  Bigelow  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Wentworth,  C.  E. 

West,  G.  L.,  Roslindale,  Mass. 

West,  M.  S. 

Wheelwright,  G.  W.   Jr.,  Glen  Road,  Jamaica  Plain,  BostOD 

Mass. 
Wheeler,  Charles,  care  of  John  Farnum  &  Co.,  P.  O.  Box,  875, 

Philadelpl}ia,  Pa. 
White,  C.  J.,  259  Marlborough  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Whiting,  A.  B.,  10  West  34th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Whitney,  Worallo,  Moutville,  Geauga  Co.,  O. 
Wicks,  A.  S.,  W.  Falmouth,  Mass. 
Will,  Thos.  E.,  9  Clinton  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Wilder,  W.  H.,  Park  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 
Wilson,  J.  M.,  Roxbury,  Mass. 
WoLFK,  Julius,  Care  of  H.  Wolff,  140  Nassau  St.,  New  York, 

N.  Y. 
Woods,  T.  S.,  Bath,  N.  H. 
Woolsey,  C.  H.,  Stone  Ridge,  Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Young,  Alexander,  Raymond  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 


