Word: camped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Walter Camp delivered a very interesting lecture on football last evening before the University Club of Boston...
...current number of Harper's Weekly contains an article by Walter Camp, entitled "Football of 1893; Its Lessons and Its Results...
...reported that Mr. Guy Richards, chairman of the New York University Athletic Club's athletic committee, has notified Messrs. Mofatt of Princeton, Sears of Harvard, and Camp of Yale that they will be expected to meet in New York on Saturday of this week, fully authorized to speak for their colleges on the subject of a football conference...
...Walter Camp has an article in the Century on the "Current Criticisms of Football" in which he devotes some space to the time it takes from the regular college work. He says that, in the first place, the early practice of some three weeks is taken not from the studies of the player but from his summer vacation. October and November are the only months where in he is both playing football and studying. During the first of these his practicing usually consists of two half-hours in the afternoon. In November he may be required, in addition to this...
Chief of caricaturists is A. B. Frost. Full of humor himself, he catches the idea of the author and always succeeds in making the situation a little funnier than the author had conceived it. Besides his caricatures, his sketches of Negro and camp life are not excelled by any in sincerity and genuineness...