games on Feb. 13. The events of the spring, in which the Track Team is interested, are: Class games, early in April; University games, a week later; University of Pennsylvania relay meet, April 23; Field Day, late in April; Dual Meet and Intercollegiate Meet, in May. A committee of the Intercollegiate Association, at a meeting in Cambridge on Jan. 16, decided that, inasmuch as the Dual Meet is to be held in the Stadium this spring, the intercollegiate games may better be held on Franklin Field, Philadelphia; the Stadium will probably be used for this purpose in 1905.

Several members of the Track Team, including Rust and W. A. Schick, '05, were entered in the Columbia meet in New York on Jan. 30. The only man to score was H. LeMoyne, '07, who secured second in the shot put.

Hockey.

Practice began on Spy Pond early in December, and moved to the rink on Holmes Field as soon as it was ready. The men of last year's team who reported were: T. B. Souther, '04, capt., and E. Macleod, '06, forwards. W. J. Clothier, '04, cover-point; P. Carr, '04, point; D. A. Newhall, '06, and H. D. Kernan, '05, substitute forwards. E. Wilder, '06, and R. S. Townsend, '07, have been used as forwards, and M. H. Ivy, '04, has played goal. Several practice games were arranged, but most of them had to be canceled on account of poor weather. Harvard's first game in the intercollegiate schedule with Princeton, on Jan. 23, was canceled by Princeton. During January the team developed a rough, slashing style of play, wholly inferior to the team work they had shown in December. On Jan. 30 they

defeated Columbia in St. Nicholas Rink, New York, by a score of 2-0.

The Freshman team, after considerable practice during December and January, was defeated by St. Paul's School at Concord on Jan. 23, and by Pomfret School at Pomfret on Jan. 27; the score was 4-0 in each game. Despite these defeats the Freshmen succeeded in defeating Yale, 1907, on Holmes Field, Jan. 30, by a score of 2-0.

Basketball.

Capt. H. B. Bigelow, '05, called a Basketball meeting for Nov. 23, which was attended by about 90 men. The squad was immediately divided by Classes and put to practice, in preparation for the Class series. On Nov. 30, the Juniors defeated the Seniors, 37-0; on Dec. 1, the Freshmen defeated the Sophomores, 12-0. In the final game, the Juniors won the championship by a victory of 19-10.

When the Class games had been disposed of, a University squad of 28 men began work, with J. W. Gilles, 2 L., in charge of the coaching. The first game, which was scheduled with Cornell at Ithaca on Dec. 21, was canceled by order of the Athletic Committee, who will not allow the team more than three games which will keep them away from Cambridge overnight. The rest of the schedule, with scores so far as the games have been played, follows:

Jan. 8. H., 15; Univ. of Penn., 18.

"15. H., 14; Columbia, 38 (at New York). "23. H., 17; Princeton, 8. "30. H., 14; Holy Cross, 18 (at Worcester). Feb. 12. H., 16; Columbia, 25.

"19. H.; Princeton (at Princeton).
"20. H.; Univ. of Penn. (at Philadelphia).
"27. H.; Cornell.

Mar. 5. H.; Yale.

11. H.; Yale (at New Haven).

The Freshman team has arranged a schedule which culminates in games

with Brown 1907, and Yale 1907, about Mar. 1. So far they have defeated Tufts 1907, Browne and Nichols, and Holy Cross 1907; and have been defeated by Melrose High School.

Notes.

In the autumn cross-country meet at Travers Island, N. Y., Cornell won the intercollegiate championship with a total of only 12 points against the team. Harvard was second with a score of 37; Yale, third, with 46; Princeton, fourth, with 78; Pennsylvania, fifth, with 100; Columbia, sixth, with 112.-A joint gymnastic exhibition is to be held with Columbia on Mar. 11.- The Fencing events of the early winter included a novice tournament early in December, won by W. MacLeod, '05; a Class tournament, on Dec. 16, won by 1905; and a match with Mass. Institute of Technology, in which Harvard won, 5-4. H. W. Holmes, 1 G., is captain of the team. - The Swimming Team began practice in Dunster Tank in January, in preparation for some intercollegiate meets which are being arranged.—R. E. Sard, '05, is assistant manager of the Track Team. W. F. Emerson, '06, is second assistant manager of the Crew. A. Y. Gowen, '07, is manager of the Freshman crew.

S. A. Welldon, '04.

ATHLETIC COMMITTEE

MINUTES.

Meeting of Dec. 9, 1903.

The following appointments were approved Manager Hockey Team, J. Lowery, '04; asst. manager Hockey Team, C. Hutchins, '05; manager 'Varsity Basketball Team, R. A. Wood, 1 G.; 1st asst. manager 'Varsity Basketball Team, W. C. Dapping, '05;

manager Fencing Team, L. W.Sumner, '05; asst. manager Fencing Team, W. F. Low, '07.

The schedule of the Hockey Team, including only three games involving absence from Cambridge overnight, was approved, as follows:

Jan. 23, Harvard v. Princeton at New York; Jan. 30, Harvard v. Columbia at New York; Feb. 20, Harvard v. Yale at New York.

The request of the Harvard Cricket Team to play three matches out of town during the coming season was approved.

Meeting of Dec. 21, 1903.

The usual appropriation was voted, to pay for the services of one of the graduate football coaches.

Meeting of Jan. 6, 1904.

Voted, to thank the Secretary of the Harvard Football Graduate Association for sending a copy of its constitution, and to inform him that the Committee approved of the purpose of the organization.

Voted, to send a second crew to take part in the regatta to be held on Cayuga Lake, May 28, under the auspices of Cornell University.

The baseball schedule, so far as arranged, was approved, as follows:April 9, Univ. of Vermont, at Cambridge. "11, Trinity, at Cambridge.

"16, Georgetown, at Georgetown.
"18, Univ. of Virginia, at Washington.
"20, Annapolis, at Annapolis.

How Many Men Exercise.

In his annual report to the President, Prof. I. N. Hollis, late chairman of the Athletic Committee, says:

"The numbers engaged in the various sports have been ascertained by a systematic canvass of all students in the University. Circulars were sent out with blank spaces to be filled in by the students. Replies were received from those registered in the several Departments, as follows:

Meeting of Jan. 21.

The following appointments were approved: Asst. manager of Track Team, R. E. Sard, '05; 2d asst. manager University Crew, W. F. Emerson, '06; manager Freshman Crew, A. Y. Gowen, '07.

Meeting of Feb. 2.

The appointment of George Whitney, '07, as assistant manager of the Freshman Crew was approved. The Baseball Management was authorized to engage as usual two paid coaches, to train the pitching staff and batters during two weeks in February, and to play Princeton on May 30 in case of rain on May 28. A game with Andover on June 6 was authorized. The request of the Basketball Management to engage a paid coach was denied. It was voted that the manager of the Freshman Basketball Team be directed to keep a separate account of the subscriptions for the Team, and of the receipts and expenditures for the season, and to file the same with the Graduate Treasurer.

College..

1648 out of 2109 78.1 p. c.

Scientific School.. 402 66 77 66

Law School..... 398 Medical School... 327 66 Dental School.... 89 66 Divinity School... 19 Bussey Institution

584 68.8 66 316=24.3 66

640 62.2 66 445=75.7

112 79.5 66

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