Word: cooks
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...steady playing forced the ball threateningly near Exeter's goal, where instead of trying to secure a touch-down or a goal from the field, they wasted their energy in useless punting over Exter's goal line. Exeter then got a slight advantage by a good rush of Cook but the ball was returned by good punts from Eighty-eight's backs, and the freshmen might have scored had it not been for the poor passing of their quarter-back and the fumbling of their men generally. Time was called with the ball in the middle of the field...
...which no goal was kicked. Exeter then pressed Eighty-eight hard finally, and obliged them to make a safety. The score was now tied, but the freshmen were utterly disheartened and went all to pieces so that Exeter found little difficulty in making two more touchdowns by Wurtemburg and Cook respectively. As it was now getting quite dark time was called, the score being 14 to 6 in Exeter's favor. The best playing for Eighty-eight was done by Porter, Holden and Hopkins; for Exeter by Wurtemburg, Harding, Cook and Moulton...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON: -I should like to say a word to the freshmen about indiscriminate clapping at the chemistry lectures. The confusion and noise arising from these demonstrations cannot help being distasteful to a gentleman of Prof. Cook's age and temperament, and I think that the members of the class would do well to avoid anything of this kind in the future...
Reading of German stories, (those read in Prof. Cook's section,) with special attention to grammar and vocabulary, 7 to 12 P. M. Saturday; 2 to 5 and 7 to 11 P. M., Monday. Books furnished. College House...
Almost immediately on our arrival we were summoned to dinner by our careful captain, that we might eat and sufficiently digest our food before rowing. On assembling around the table we were greeted by the familiar face of Robert Churchill, the cook, and two dark satellites of his whose features were unknown to us. About two hours after dinner, everything being ready, we took a short row in the cool of the evening...