Word: come
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...winning school will come into temporary possession of the permanent cup given by Harvard undergraduates. A cup is also offered by the Boston Athletic Association...
...time has come when something ought to be done to stop the theft of tennis balls and racquets which is now becoming a common occurrence at the tennis courts on Jarvis Field. Now that the Leiter Cup baseball series is finished, Nortons Field no longer offers to "muckers" the opportunity for stealing bats, gloves, etc., that it did before. Accordingly they have shifted their hunting grounds, and prowl instead about the courts on Jarvis Field. Racquets are stolen less frequently than balls, but in either case there is no necessity for such a nuisance...
...schedule given below has been arranged for the English collegiate lacrosse team which will visit this country the coming summer. The team will arrive in New York on June 15 and will come directly to Cambridge, playing its first game with the University team on Wednesday, June 17. After fulfilling its schedule in the United States the team will go to Canada, where it will play a series of games with Canadian university and amateur teams. The American schedule is as follows...
...intend to try for these crews should report at their respective boathouses this afternoon. An effort will then be made to make up a junior eight and four oared at the Weld, and as many crews as possible will be formed at the Newell. Unless more men come out, no crews will be entered...
...album which will not contain advertisements this year as it has heretofore, will be done entirely by the Photographic Committee. The first six hundred pages will contain the individual photographs of the class, pictures of various University and class organizations and teams, casts of plays, etc. Then will come about twenty pages of written matter by members of the class on some of the chief University institutions in which undergraduates are interested. The rest of the book will be taken up by statistics of general interest...