Brown plays Harvard this afternoon on Holmes field at 4 o'clock.

Campbell will not play with the freshmen in the game to-morrow.

Cornell defeated Williams on Saturday at Williamstown by a score of 8 to 5.

Williams now leads the Intercollegiate Base-Ball League with a clean record of victories.

The Freshman Glee and Banjo clubs will give their next concert at Worcester on the 20th of this month.

The Crimson nine defeated the Victors in an exhibition game yesterday morning by a score of 25 to 5.

Dann's home run on Saturday received material assistance from the feet of "muckers" in the out-field.

A movement is on hand to arrange a tennis tournament in which Wellesley, Wesleyan, Amherst and Smith will compete.

Mr. A. F. Holden has been elected base-ball correspondent, and Mr. F. B. Lund, Mott Haven correspondent of the CRIMSON.

By the death of the Hon. W. C. De Pauw, of New Albany, Ind., De Pauw University receives a gift of 1,500,000 dollars.

The Princetonian attributes the defeat of the Princeton nine last Monday to its poor base-running and fielding.

Cornell plays Yale at New Haven to-day.

A. D. Claflin the manager of Harvard's 85 champion team, gave a supper to the members of the nine at his residence on Mount Vernon street last week.

By the present indications, Henshaw will catch in the game Saturday, and Campbell will play at third, although at present his finger is in a bad condition.

The following gentlemen from '88 have been elected members of the Philosophical Club: Barnes, Gordon, Leahy, Sedgwick, Sempers; from the Divinity School, Huff.

At the Spring Meeting of the Yale freshman class, Robinson ran one hundred yards in 10 1-5 seconds; two hundred and twenty yards in 23 1-5 seconds; and made a broad jump of 20 feet 9 1-2 inches.

In the game between Amherst and Brown last Wednesday, Stores of Amherst batted the ball over the fence, distant over three hundred feet, making the longest hit ever made on the field.

The Amherst Student thinks that the University of Pennsylvania Nine has made the best record of any college team this year. It is to be noticed that the University of Pennsylvania severely defeated the Amherst nine. - Ex.

One of the Townsend prizes, much sought after at Yale, has been given to Mr. John Bennetto of the senior class. Before he went to Yale he was a compositor, and has worked at his trade during vacations. This is an honorable record.

MacPherran of the senior class at Exeter won the one hundred, two-twenty and four-forty yards dash at the games held at Exeter Saturday. His records were as follows: One hundred yards, 10 1-2 seconds; the two twenty in 22 3-5 seconds; breaking the Exeter records in these two events.