Word: covered
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...coaches intended that the university crew should cover the four-mile course this morning, but after rowing down stream for 1 1-2, miles, a storm came up and they paddled back to the quarters in a heavy shower. The crew showed fine form, putting up the stroke to 32 for the last half mile...
...deposits have been made the committee has not felt safe in issuing more than 100 extra copies. Orders for copies of this edition, deposits for which may be made at Notman's, will be filled in the order of application, though possibly at a slightly increased cost to cover miscellaneous expenses which the committee has had to incur. The Albums will be bound in crimson buckram, the covers will be embossed and stamped in gold and the title page will be done in color...
...Sargent, director of the Hemenway Gymnasium, will conduct a summer course in physical training beginning July 5 and ending August 6. The course will consist of lectures on anthropometry, applied anatomy, physiology and hygiene, and the theory and practice of physical training. The practical exercises will cover a wide range of subjects, included under free movements, light and heavy gymnastics, track and field athletics, and general developing exercises. A number of special lecturers and instructors will assist in the work. Full particulars, together with application blanks, may be obtained from Dr. Sargent at the Gymnasium...
...both in stick-work and team play. In the second half, however, Hobart excelled and scored twice on long shots. On the whole, the stick-work and team play were good, despite the wet field. The chief weakness of the University team was that the defence did not adequately cover its opponents. Bennett, Outerbridge and Kibbey played the best game for Harvard; for Hobart, no one player noticeably excelled...
...middle of the year, complete statistics cannot be given. Receipts show a generous support of the library, the total of gifts and income from funds up to July 31, 1903, amounting to $9,644.02. The regular annual income for the future may be estimated at $930, which has to cover the cost of periodicals, books and binding, but not newspapers or running expenses. During the year ending July 31, 1903, 1,813 books were added to the library, making a total of 6,595, August 1, 1903. The total on April...