Today the much-debated Yale-Harvard freshman game takes place at New Haven. Although the Yale nine will have a certain advantage in playing on their own grounds and in the presence of their own friends, the college expects that our freshmen will play a game of which the class can find no reason to be ashamed. As a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters will accompany the nine, and as we believe from the records of the two nines that our freshmen play a better game than their opponents, we hope that the success for which they have earnestly worked will be gained. But whatever may be the outcome of the struggle, the freshman class have certainly rendered the college a service by putting at an end, once for all, the disagreeable disputes which have hitherto accompanied the Yale-Harvard freshman base ball games.
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