Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...yards dash came next. The first heat was easily won by Mansfield, Bk. The second, however, was very close Gaskill, W. A. winning with difficulty. In the final heat the men ran well together. Hull, W. A. won first place, Gaskill, W. A. second and Mansfield, bk. third. Time 53 1-5 seconds...
Much interest was shown in the 220 yards dash, inasmuch as the final heat of this event was run last and would decide the championship for either Hopkinson or Worcester Academy. In the final heat six men ran. The race was exceedingly close, Hill, Hop. managing to forge ahead in the last few feet taking first place. M. Clark, W. A., second, Grosvenor, W. A., third. Time 23 1-5 seconds...
...gray coverings. After the exercises around the tree there will be two exits, one as before, between Holden Chapel and Hollis and another between Harvard and Hollis so that the audience can more readily return to the yard, which will be that time have been cleared. At the close of the exercises, all will be requested to rise and join the senior class in singing Fair Harvard, thus adding to the impressiveness of the scene...
...whom it deals and this success is reflected to a great part on those Harvard men who have been active in the undertaking. The objects and aims of the society have been fully described in previous issues and need no further explanation. Now as the year draws to a close it is found that the financial condition of the society is not what it might be. Some two or three hundred dollars are needed to pay of the debts which have been incurred during the current year, in the efforts to spread among the working classes the influence of university...
...race was close throughout and the boats finished in the following order: W. O. Taylor '93 and F. U. Stearns '93, first; C. R. Stetson '94 and W. H. Cary '94 second; and O. B. Hawes '93 and E. W. Ryerson third...