We think that the college is to be congratulated on the success that has attended the class athletic meetings. Both of the meetings held this week have been unusually interesting, and have been attended with most encouraging results. Three college records, those in the two mile bicycle race, three mile walk, and putting the shot were broken, and good showings were made in almost all the other events. Such good results give promise of a very interesting university meeting for to-morrow, and raise the hopes and chances of Harvard's success in the contests at Mott Haven a week from to-morrow. The great advantage of these class meetings is that they bring out men who would be backward in entering the contests of a university meeting, where contestants from the whole university have to be met. Their great success this year is strong evidence of the benefit they do the athletic interests of the college.
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Harry Lewis and the News
