Word: crowds
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...clear day, a very large crowd is expected at the game. In order to relieve the pressure, all who can are earnestly requested to get admission tickets at Leavitt and Peirce's this morning...
Holden, half-back, kicks poorly. Runs into a crowd instead of dodging around...
...from which a goal was kicked, making the score at the end, 22-12, in favor of Table 24. For the winning side McAllister, Ashe and Gorham did some really good work, while Bingham, Chase, Edwards and Monroe did most of the work for Table 1. A large crowd of enthusiastic spectators wildly cheered on the contestants. Mr. Osgood Smith, of the Law School refereed with mathematical impartiality...
...laboratory work for a few days. He thus gets behindhand in his work, yet through no fault of his own. If the laboratories were open on Saturday afternoon it would be a great boon to such students, enabling them to make up, without obliging them to cut or crowd other things as important, which they may have on their hands. It seems to me that such a course would entail a comparatively trifling increase in trouble or expense to the University, and would be a very great convenience to the students...
...attention would also have to be paid to becoming thoroughly acquainted with the river, the current of which may be of great advantage or disadvantage to a crew. Should the eight go abroad, it will be accompanied by two or three substitutes, the president of the navy and a crowd of Yale supporters. Two shells would have to be taken, as the men have no use for an English boat...