Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...times within 10 yards of Yale's line. Hall lost it twice, the first time by foul interference, the second by a fumble. Laurie Bliss and King did the best work for their respective colleges. Both were severely injured the former being obliged to leave the game towards the close of the second half...
...last spring match was lost by two birds and the match last fall was won by Yale' with six tallies to spare. This fall, however, it is safe to predict that the match will be exceedingly close and the Harvard team has a good chance...
...recitation in Fine Arts Saturday, nearly fifteen men went out one after the other, making much unnecessary noise, and disturbing not only the class but the instructor especially. Of course it is conceivable that there are times when it is necessary to leave a lecture before it closes, and such a case is exceptional and excusable. Now that we speak of this point, we might also refer to the practice of some instructors of marking any man absent who leaves a lecture without explanation before its close, no matter how late he may do so, or how necessary...
Princeton was to have played Cornell on Nov. 16, but after its experience with the U. of P. has decided to cancel the game. This has caused much adverse criticism since it is well known that the game would have been extremely Close. It would seem however that Princeton is justified in refusing to play. Princeton was in no condition to play U. of P. owing to the game with the Chicago Athletic Club a short time before. Both the eleven and substitutes are not now in good condition and to play so strong a team as Cornell might reulst...
...half mile run was a close and exciting race between C. G. Hubbell '93 (5 yds,) and J. 0. Nichols L. S. (10 yds.) and was won by the former in the fast time...