Word: bankes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Stadium for the use of the University hockey team is now entirely completed and will be flooded as soon as the weather is cold enough. The rink is 180 feet long and 80 feet wide, surrounded by a four foot wooden wall and outside of that a low bank of loam to keep in the water. A high fence is being put up on the north side of the rink to protect it from wind and snow. The rink will be flooded from the hydrant used last year and from two new hydrants, which have been installed under the Stadium...
...them and thinking they had made a bump, stopped. Grays was thus deprived of the possibility of a bump, but finished in good form with Russell a length behind. The Holyoke (second) crew finished raggedly several lengths in the rear. Fairfax, after bumping the Perkins crew, ran into the bank in an effort to avoid a collision with Weld. After some time the shell was loosened and towed to the boat house by the launch...
Yesterday afternoon the 30 candidates for the cross country team were sent out on the first of the practice runs under the leadership of A. King 2L. The course was about two miles up the Speedway along the Cambridge bank of the river, and back to the Locker building by the way of Mt. Auburn Street. As this was the first run of the season the pace was very slow, and the men were allowed to run almost as they pleased...
Stone's School won the toss and chose the outside course, along the Cambridge bank, on account of the more favorable tide. Stone's got a lead of half a length at the start, which it maintained for the first half-mile. Here the Sophomores increased their stroke from 30 to 32 and at Harvard bridge caught up with their opponents. By means of another spurt they drew away from Stone's finishing about a length and a half in the lead. The Sophomores victory was due to their superior weight, a more powerful drive and better form. Notwithstanding...
...Wednesday, May 31, Mr. F. A. Vanderlip, of New York, will deliver a lecture on "Banking." Mr. Vanderlip in 1897 was appointed assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and is now vice-president of the National City Bank of New York. Lately he has been appointed a trustee of the Carnegie Fund. He has written several books on commercial and financial problems...