Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting of the Newell Boat Club held last night, C. L. Harding '00 was elected president, and the following governing board was chosen: F. O. Byrd '00, H. Hawkins '01, E. Lewis '02, G. O. Clark G. S., and F. L. Higginson '00, member at large. Fall rowing will begin this afternoon with the calling out of the class crews. The club is now free from debt and has a surplus on hand. A competent coach will be on hand this afternoon to take charge of the work, and there is no reason why the Newell club should not this...
...Watertown, and many members are now practicing for the fall bogey and medal play matches. These matches will probably be held on alternate Saturdays during October and November, and will be for the purpose of developing material for the intercollegiate season. From the winners of the matches will be chosen the six men who will play against the Yale, Princeton and Columbia golf teams for the intercollegiate championship. By agreement among the four college clubs, the championship match will be held at Morristown, N. J., during the latter part of next month. Among the men now in College...
...afternoon, W. H. Lewis, L. S. '93, coached the line-men in blocking off, with the especial idea of opening up holes. Meanwhile the backs and ends practiced kicking, catching, and following punts. After about fifteen minutes of this work, a first eleven with substitutes was chosen. The rest of the men about twenty-five in number, will form the second eleven. They have been put in charge of E. Gray '00, who will pick out the most promising players before the squad is reduced...
...where he received highest honor in all departments, he entered Harvard in the fall of '94. His academic course he finished in three years, graduating magna cum laude. In the Law School, also, he was one of the first men in his class, and, as a result, was early chosen an editor of the Law Review. He was twenty-three years old at the time of his death...
...following men from the Junior class have been chosen to act as ushers at the Commencement exercises...