Word: backed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fourth hare and hound run was held yesterday afternoon. Owing to the rain and the muddy condition of the streets the course was short, being around Fresh Pond and back by way of Mt. Auburn and Brattle streets. The break was made at the east end of Mt. Aubrn Cemetery. The hares were out 36 minutes and the hounds 41 minutes. The first four hounds finished in the following order...
...will hold an open handicap cross country run on Saturday, December 11, at 3 p. m. The route will be as follows: Start from in front of the B. A. A. Club House to Boylston Street, to the Back Bay Fens, pass the Boyle O'Reilly Statue, keep on right to Beacon Street, straight out Beacon to Reservoir Car Station, turn right into left-hand side of Beacon Street, straight into Commonwealth Avenue, right side, to Exeter Street, to B. A. A. Club House. Finish...
...extensive changes to the Weld Boat House which have been in process during the last six weeks are now nearly completed. The bulkhead along the river front has been extended to the east, and the ell which was at the back of the house removed to the east side of the main building and placed in line with it. A piazza of the same width as that of the main building but with no roof has been built in front of the ell and another float 47 feet long by 20 wide, placed. Thus the eights will have a float...
...piazza ten feet wide has been built between the ell and the main building extending round behind it and for a short distance along the western side in order to form a porch in front of the side door. Two doors will open on this piazza from the back of the main building. Between the buildings the piazza is left open but at the side and in the rear is roofed over...
...Back of the line Harvard showed up very strongly, both in line bucking and skirting the ends. Kendall proved himself to be a quick, dodging half, and gained more ground throughout the game than either of the other backs. Both Reid and Ellis hit the line hard, and but rarely failed to gain. To them in part is due Yale's failure to pass Harvard's ends...