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The Lacrosse Team.

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The lacrosse team has now been practicing about three weeks on Norton's Field. A large number of candidates are trying for the team and the prospects are good for a successful season.

A triangular league has been formed between Harvard, Columbia and Cornell. Harvard will probably play Cornell on May 7 at Ithaca or Cambridge, and Columbia on May 21 at Harvard.

If arrangements can be perfected the team will take a southern trip during the spring vacation and will meet Lehigh, Swarthmore and Johns Hopkins.

The following men are trying for the team: F. B. Taylor '99, W. B. Brookings L. S., G. H. Breed '99, O. W. Richardson '99, N. P. Breed '98, E. P. Dearborn '98, G. B. Fenwick 1900, F. H. Purington '99, F. C. McLaughlin L. S., C. M. Woods '98, H. A. L. Sand L. S., G. W. Howland '98, J. S. Galbraith '99, H. K. Boutwell 1900, E. A. Bumpus L. S. S., A. G. Smith '99, R. I. Wright L. S. S., W. L. Harrington '98, A. D. Converse 1900, C. Moline 1900, H. J. Davenport 1900, S. C. Wiel '99, E. R. Fay 1901, C. F. Curley L. S., C. L. Bouve '99, T. S. Hardy '99, C. H. Ladd 1900, W. L. Mowell 1900, and A. E. Wright '99.

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