Morse '94 has been removed to the Cambridge Hospital to be treated for water on the knee.

Mr. James E. Sullivan of New York will act as referee in the Harvard-Yale games tomorrow.

Yale has arranged a game with the University of Pennsylvania on May 30, the day on which she was going to play Harvard.

College base ball games on Wednesday resulted in the defeat of Dartmouth by Williams 22 to 8; and of Brown by Yale 11 to 7. Yale got 14 hits with a total of 24 from Woodcock.

The Pi Eta society gave a repetition of their theatricals at Fall River on Wednesday evening. The actors were entertained at the house of Justice Morton.

Professor Channing is conducting History 12 while Professor Macvane is unwell.

At the Columbia College athletic sports on Wednesday Victor and Herbert Mapes established some records that come perilously near some of the intercollegiate records. In the 120 yards hurdle H. Mapes beat his own record of last May, time 16 2-5 seconds. V. Mapes covered the 220 yards dash in 22 4-5 seconds. He also jumped 22 feet 9 1-4 inches in the running broad.