Word: barred
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Strangely, in Barbour's work, Wallace does not figure. Contemporary with Bar bour, however, came the author of the so called Blind Harry's "Wallace" a long poem sounding the praises of the great Scotchman, This poem had an influence later on Burns and Scott. About the same time came Andrew Winton who wrote the "Chronicles of Scotland." Winton had no marked literary gift and his work is not any great. It has, however, certain interest for the antiquarian...
...classes will begin to-day. Mr. Lathrop will have general supervision. For the sake of facilitating the work F. W. Moore '93, will take charge of the work on the horizontal bar, R. D. Farquhar '93 of the tumbling and R. Macallister '93 of the work on the parallel bars. For the present those wishing work on the horizontal bars will please be at the gymnasium dressed for practice every day from 11 to 12; and the others from...
THERE will be a meeting today of all those men in the university interested in joining classes for special work in tumbling, horizontal and parallel bar, and general gymnastic work. The purpose of these classes will be to develop men for the winter meetings. All men who have ever done any of this kind of work or who should like to try are urged to be present at the gymnasium...
...Jenkins and W. E. Putnam were tied in the pole vault with the bar at 9ft. 4 in. Darkness put an end to the contest which will be decided today...
...meantime the field events were being contested. W. E. Putnam won the running high jump handily, cleaning the bar at 5ft. 5 in., without a miss. L. Sayer was second with a height...