Word: aves
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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ARTHUR P. STONE, Manager,42 North Ave...
...last meeting of the council of the University Athletic Club of New York, it was decided to lease the Raquet Court building at Twenty - sixth St. and Sixth Ave. as a club house for a term of five years. Committees have been appointed to make the needed improvements and it is expected the house will be ready for occupancy by the end of this month...
...affairs of the University Athletic Club have advanced very favorably. The club has leased the Racquet club house at Twenty-sixth St. and Sixth Ave., and will move in some time before May 1. This will leave the rival University Athletic Association to secure without opposition the Berkeley Athletic property at Forty-fourth Street. The Athletic Club has a membership already of over one hundred, and this will soon be doubled. The council of twenty which will have control of the club is now made up and is as follows: George A. Adee. Yale, president; Edward D. Appleton, Trinity; Collin...
...LISTER, vocal culture, teaches at his residence, 11 Putnam Ave., Cambridge, Tuesdays and Fridays. F. W. Lester, fencing, same address...
...trail had been laid off a short time before, and led up Concord Ave. to Walden St., across the fields to the Fitchburg Railroad, then to the Glacialis, around Fresh Pond to Cushing St., down to Mt. Auburn Station, through Brattle St. and Mason St., and across the Common, the finish being in front of the Law School. Carr took the lead at the start and kept it all during the race; he set a hot pace and finished very strong, making the five and a quarter miles in 31 minutes and 50 seconds. Fenton was second...