Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...close of the debate a banquet will be given the debaters at the Colonial Club. The invited guests besides the speakers and alternates of both teams will be the judges, Professor Harris, President Capen and Mr. Page, Professor W. M. Daniels of Princeton, who will respond to the toast "Princeton"; President Eliot, Professors G. P. Baker, A. B. Hart, F. Ames, F. W. Taussig, S. M. Macvane, Mr. J. J. Hayes, F. W. Dallinger '93, E. H. Warren '95, and W. E. Hutton 3 L. Professor Baker will respond for Harvard...
Stephen Brooks Rosenthal '98 of New York, who will close the debate for Harvard, prepared for college at the University Grammar School of New York. He has been interested in debating since his Freshman year and has spoken in several interclub debates. He has taken English 30 and is now in English 6. He recently spoke in an intersection debate of the latter course. He is a member of the University Debating Club...
...Freshmen defeated Brown 1901 Saturday afternoon on Soldiers Field, in a close nine-inning game. by the score of 9 to 8. At the outset, 1901 took the lead, and maintained it up to the seventh inning. McDonald was then found for four singles, which helped Brown net four runs. In the next inning, however, the Freshmen tied the score, through Kendall's base running, and in the ninth, Fincke reached first on a neat single, stole second, and finally scored on Jaynes...
Fish won by a pretty spuit on the home stretch. Bremer finished strongly a yard behind Fish. He was forced to slow up on the final turn and was consequently late in beginning his spurt. S. H. Bush 1901 was a close third...
...close of the dinner, J. A. Macy read a toast to the class...