The following is taken from the front page of the Yale News of May 27:
"As the Harvard freshman Class has refused to accept the agreement made by the two captains of the Yale and Harvard 'varsity crews early in the year, to the effect that the freshman classes of the two universities should row a race in New London the last week in June, the race will in all probability have to be given up."
This sentence implies that Harvard has not lived up to an agreement with the Yale freshmen. The fact is that Harvard did not enter into any agreement at all in regard to a race with the Yale freshmen, so that the implication in the above statement is entirely without foundation.
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