Word: annually
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...annual fall tennis tournament will begin next Monday, and this will be the last week for entries. It is hardly necessary for us to refer to the importance of this tournament in respect to developing good men to represent us at the inter-collegiate tournament. This latter tournament is growing yearly to be a prominent part of inter-collegiate athletics, and though it has not the significance of the other games, it is an interesting feature of our fall sports and deserves good support. Last year the tournament was one of decided success, the entries were large and the interest...
...used for illustrated lectures in the Latin and Greek departments. Through Lewis D. Brandeis Esq., $1,000 additional has been received to provide for a course on the Peculiarities of Massachusetts Law, in the Law School for 1892-3. From Professor William G. Farlow $450 has been received, his annual gift for a salary. Francis H. Peabody Esq., has given $500 for printing in the Botanical department. Arthur Hunnewell Esq. has given $250 for the expenses of the Botanical department. From George W. Wales Esq. the sum of $200 has been received, as his annual gift to the College Library...
...proposed materially to change the policy of the society and this change it is hoped will place the club on a higher plane then it has heretofore occupied. In the first instance, the executive committee will recommend at the first regular meeting, next Wednesday evening, that the annual French play be given before Christmas instead of late in the spring. It is expected that a repetition of 'Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme' will be given in Boston on or about the 15th of December, and a second performance will take place in Cambridge on the following evening. The cast will be nearly...
...KEELER,13 Stoughton.CHESS TOURNAMENT. - The annual tournament of the Harvard Chess Club will begin Monday, October 17. The tournament is open to all undergraduates of the university, and to members of the Graduate, Law, and Medical schools that are graduates of Harvard. The winner of the first and second prizes will represent Harvard in the Inter-collegiate tournament at New York. Bluebook at Hubbard's apothecary. Entrance fee, fifty cents. Entries close Friday...
...annual business meeting of the Harvard Athletic Association was held in Massachusetts Hall last evening. The meeting was called to order by C. R. Bardeen, '93, treasurer of the association, who briefly spoke of the successful meetings of last year and especially of the open handicap games last spring. The treasurer's report is as follows: Receipts, balance from old account, $17.61, games, $2702.69, memberships, $1036.25, subscriptions $1292.10; total $5048.65. Expenditures, games $2123.76, prizes $467.02, outfits $204.48, old debts, $657.60, printing $49.30, rubbing $265.50, care of grounds $347.44, training table $732.45, travelling expenses $108.40, sundries $82.84; total $5038.79, leaving...