Word: burgesses
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting of the class of 1904 held last night in Lower Massachusetts the following officers were unanimously re-elected: President, J. A. Burgess; vice- president, R. Sanger; secretary, R. S. Wallace...
...Arts and Sciences, H. R. Meyer; from the Graduate School, K. L. Mark; from the Law School, Professor J. I. Westengard; from the Medical School, Dr. F. B. Mallory; from the University at large, A. A. Ballantine; from the Senior class, Roger Ernst; from the Junior class, J. A. Burgess; from the Sophomore class, R. W. Leatherbee...
...Shea '04, C. F. Wright '03, C. B. Marshall '04, E. T. Putnam 2G., T. H. Graydon '03, W. S. Whitwell '03, H. K. Roberts '04, D. J. Hurley '05, W. S. Sugden '03, W. J. Clothier '04, A. Stillman '03, J. D. Clark '03, J. A. Burgess '04, H. C. Force 3L., W. T. Harrison '05, P. O. Mills '05, L. J. Motley 2L., O. F. Cutts 3L., S. W. Mifflin 2L., L. J. Daly...
...aggressive men for the line positions, but there seemed to be no one who could satisfy all the requirements or come up to the standards set by the previous players. Among the men who had been substitutes on the team in former years were: Wright, Jones and Knowlton, tackles; Burgess, Clark and Matthews, ends; Daly, quarterback; and Meier, Stillman, Knowles, Hurley, and Putnam, backs. A gradual process of elimination finally left these men, together with King, A. Marshall, Mills, Shea, Bleakie, Hovey, Lyon, and a few others, as the players best suited for the vacant positions...
...competition for Campbell's old place at left end has been very keen and has been settled only during the last week. There were a number of good men for the position, and all of them--Jones, Clark, Burgess, Randall and Motley--were given trials. At last Mills, who had been used at tackle all season, was moved out to end, where he plays as good a game as the other candidates and in addition is very valuable in carrying the ball. He is, however, a trifle too slow in determining where plays are going and gives practically no help...