Wheelwright '94 narrowly escaped injury by having his pole break while vaulting on Holmes Field yesterday.
The B. A. A. will hold its first members' outdoor meeting of the season on Irvington Oval this afternoon.
Dr. William Everett will speak in Cambridge under the auspices of the Harvard Reform Club some time next week.
Dr. O. W. Huntington is to have a course of lectures at the Lowell Institute next year; his subject will be "Meteorites."
The annual dinner of the Cornell University Club will be given in New York, at Sherry's, on Friday evening, April 17.
The H. A. A. proposes to extend the 100 yard track on Holmes Field a number of yards further in the direction of Oxford St., so as to get a straight 220 yards stretch.
The following is the order in which the 'varsity crew rowed yesterday: Perkins, stroke; Kelton, 7; Vail, 6; Cummings, 5; Powers, 4; Rantoul, 3; Lynam, 2; Newell, Bow; Cobb, coxswain. The freshmen rowed yesterday as follows: Glidden, stroke; Waters, 7; Williams, 6; Johnson, 5; Fay, 4; Bond, 3; Thompson, 2; Blake and Loring, bow; Case, coxswain.