Word: caspar
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...current Harper's Weekly Caspar W. Whitney says in reference to to the batting of the Harvard team "no college nine in my recollection, or of which I can find any record, has ever equalled it." He also says in speaking of the Princeton game: "There was one extremely pleasant feature of the Harvard-Princeton game, and that was the cheering by Harvard men of Princeton's clever plays, and the total absence of hooting her poor plays. This was in marked contrast to the attempts to rattle Highlands at Princeton. It was amateur base ball; it was gentlemanly...
Among the prominent men at the Harvard-Princeton game on Saturday were J. P. Lee '91, W. W. Willard '87, Allen '86, Arthur Lockett '92, Evert J. Wendell '82, Captain Murphy of the Yale nine and Caspar W. Whitney...
...Caspar W. Whitney will act as one of the referees at the Princeton games, Saturday...
...well-known column in Harper's Weekly, Mr. Caspar W. Whitney has accused Harvard of being unsportsmanlike in its dealings with Yale in regard to the coming track athletic games between the two colleges. As will be remembered, delegates from Yale and Harvard met not long ago, to settle the time and place of the games. After holding secret session, they parted without settling upon anything definite. As the games last year were held in Cambridge, it was Yale's turn to set the place. The constitution under which the games are held, provides definitely for the date...
...Caspar W. Whitney has an illustrated article on the "College Athlete In-Doors," in Harper's Weekly of March 26th...