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Liberal .Institute' saying '&&t the te8m wquld be- una%Ie ' to' play-the' game ~ .

Wovku Hose t@n,Of CSmbfidgepkt, , I - - .J

and a game &s been a e d f o r - . '

this-afternoon at 3 PA: - BcB'tKi nine

scheauled for 'this afternoon. The I .

wa8 then tele'iphed- 'jmqieiiiateiy, . , , I I.

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, - t -_ - . I' - . , 1J 'hanking the class very kindly ,fop he token of respect. .The casing of he clock is of light .oak about . ,

our feet in heiiht, '~ with "P.A. - 98'' i n $It . P t letters j . . o n ' t h psnel.' -,,On' he'whole' . . I > _ the clock . ,,, giies a 'pieaskg ,ppeadnce 40 the, eye, add is a& t&at $.A: y$2cctp'lpoIi I . . upon in 'the .$+.e, I 2 , I . , -

m*y 't+es with. gtidaction.

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E D I T O R S . . I . JAXES TACLOX. JB. '01; D. L. I'AXLL, 'LE.,

G . s. 3ICLASN{AX, '!E F. DE P. TOWSSESD '91 I 0. 9. ~IcLA~cs, '2 J. n. SEALE, 32

G. E. ATIIA, '91.

- I The Phillipian will be iswcd every \Vednesday

Satueay during the school year except in vncntion All connnunimtionk must bo nccompanied by thc

writer's full name and address, not neccss;uily fol publication unless so desired.

Communi~tionsmay bo addressed to the Phil. lipinn, Andorer, Xws., or dropped in the Phillipk~ bos placed iuthemainl~dl of t h e Academy building

the opinlona of any correspondent. The CdltorS do not hold thCmEClTW N'SponSiblO f0:

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The- PEILLIPIAN takes pleasure i n announcing that at a recent meeting of its board-Mr, G. R. Atha, wlio necessarily resigned from his positioji as editor in Jauuary was 're-elected t o that position.

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The entries for the tennis touriia- ment close to-morrow evening, and it is to be hoped that every man in the Academy who can play tennis will ~ 4 i l himself - . , . of this I . opportunity for showing: h: interest in this branch 'of --athletics.' . .If the entries are numerous the 'result will. be that ma- terial will be brought' out which will undoubtedly maintain Andover's re- cord in this sport. Furthermore i t is very desirable that the entries be numerous, since it affords the winners excellent practice wliic!i otlieiwise they me unable to receire.'

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All mho liare yitnessed the games for the pas4 few weeks could not f&l to notice the improvement which our team has made since the opening of the season. The team has showed a marked advancement in general dis- cipline and has made a creditable record in fielding and at the ba8, al- though much practice is still heeded in the latter. However, now is just the crisis when, unless the greatest care and precaution is taken, the men mill become over-confident, and mill rely upon the record which they hape made dreaay to play the remaining gameB, which nre by far tlie most-im- portant ones of the season. Ex- perience has taught countless teams of all athletic sports that this is the most demoralizhg characteristic which a team can have. Although the men can play a much ~ stronger p n e than they - .- 'did .-.. two wee$ ,ago the few _._ re ~ . mainingweeks of the&&are.the-ones of h e gre8bSt importance and cons4 quenpy must:be - occupied td the best

possible advantag*. ' , No one has em witnessed a contest of any ,ki,n.d wif Exeter which has not been 'a'mo! dmbtf::Land= excitini.-one, a aonta in which rictory was, likelp: to fall 1 either side, hence the need of the mol faithful training. I n the game tli afternoon, mliicli it is needless to sa will be a close one, we desire to SS evcry man play to wiii, and we wis tlie team tlie grestcst success.

Harvard Bicycle Meet.

The first annual open meet of t11 Kirvard Cycliiig Association \vas lie1 3n Holmes field on Saturday of la: week. The entries for the diffeiec m a t s mere rery large, representiiig number of tllie leading clubs. Th prizes mere heavy gold, silver, an wonze medals for tlie first, seconc 3nd third prizes respectively. A si ver cup, to go to the club winning & ;reatest iiumber of points, was als iffered. Harcard, who .won tlie CUI

a - h o l d it to be competed for agai lest spring. The second erent wns me mile. ordinary interscholastic racf vhich mns won by Olmsteadin 3.0. 35, with Anderson, P.S. '91, a goo iecond. This mas-very good COX

;idering that Anderson has had .n :hance to ride this year a t Andovci 3arvard won five first and. tljre recond prizes, being greatly assis!el )y T. Barron and R. H.fDariq.-. Berl tf the Tremont -Athletic Club wo: bur. priies, tIiere%y, ietting ieconi dace for his club. . Altogether th ?kmwd- Cycling- Meet-promises- tm told its place among the' foremos neets of this country.

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ball team, has resigned and Word, '90, has u ss Boutwell, P.S. '92, is a brother of the been elected to fill the vacancy,

DO YOU WEAR PANTS ? Amherst pitcher.

Last Wednesday's Hail and Express Stevens, ex..P.S. '92, ma8 in town last contained a ver; interestins account of the - v .

two literary societies at Princeton.

G. Bartlet, '91, recently sprained his __ . -. .- -.

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I We make a Specialty of

-me base-hall-team thw far have played eleien games out of a scheduled twelve, a11 but three of which have been victories.

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~ e x ~ ~ l e ~ i y - i i . G i c i ~ ,i'estament to his divi- zo; of the Senior . - --At-the-base-ball game, Blunt .-House vs; Latin Commons, on Saturday some lively cheering was done by both partisans ... .____.

Farmell aud Morgan, €'.A. '89, Har-

Chapel services were conducted by the

vard, '93, were in town Saturday.

Rev. Dr. Dana of Lowell last Sunday.

PA: should be represented by -a large delegation.

J. P. Cooke, P.A. '89, has been elected to the newly organised Alpha Delta Phi

The game on Saturday mas the fourth which the nine has played without an error.

A very valuable encyclopedia has recently been received by the school, the gift of hlr. Norton, mho was a member of the Faculty for two years, and has been

Society at 17&

The committee appointed to collect money for the' running track is meeting with only moderate success.

G.'.V.'cox, P.S. '91, while playing hall last meek had the misfortune to break his

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At one o'clock the Latin and English Commons teams will play their first championship game of the season. *

Several Exeter men, among them White, mere at the game lust Saturday.

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Anderson, P.S. '91, took second place in the open bicycle race at Harvard,

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The foundutions of the old Phillips residence are being uprooted, and the debris .removed.

The Middle Classical class have taken up past cOIle@ piper% in -AT,ebrTfoFd3ss work.

Prof. Gile entertained a number of stu-

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.J Thwaarth Is glad, and her domains, I CHAS: E.'GII&ERT . . ~ With a11 thy pomp and kingly train. ternoon. The- game watj ve~y inter- esting, and. was won' by the timely playing .of Norton Street at critical points. The battery work of Norton Street was especiaUy fine, and Cliebver house could do no,th&g wit@'Babbitt's pitching.. The best playing for Mor- tbq street was done by Pincbba;ck and

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