The class games are virtually at an end, for the three remaining games, now that the championship has been awarded, will not be played. These class championship games have been closely contested this year, and, what is a special matter of congratulation, the full number of games necessary to decide the championship has been played and the regular schedule followed. Never before have these games been better arranged and we congratulate the nines on the vigorous way in which they made these games of sustained interest to the college.
The majority of men in college have been interested in this series and have applauded its evident success. We hope that by the close and well managed series of games this spring, the precedent will be firmly established that the class base ball games are a fixture of our athletics, and that the schedule must be short, compulsory, and must be played through.
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