Word: dean
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...from these games. Nothing could have resulted better than our system of class and scrub football games. In the past years, the class base ball games, as well, have generally been of considerable interest; but they have not seemed to work towards success for the 'varsity. This year Captain Dean will have this end prominently in view, and will try to run the class games to bring to base ball a result as favorable as the class games last fall helped to bring to football...
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Earned runs, Boston, 1. Two base hit, Dean. Three base hit, Dean. Stolen bases, Stovey (2), M. Sullivan, Quinn (2), Ganzel, Upton. First base on balls, Kirmis, Brodie (2), Stovey (2), M. Sullivan, Hallowell, Upton. First base on errors, Stovey (2), M. Sullivan, Ganzel (2), Lake (2), Hallowell (3), Hovey, Upton. Struck out, Kirmis (2), Brodie, Lowe, Lake, Clarkson (2), J. Sullivan, Dickinson, Cook. Double plays, Clarkson, Ganzel and Quinn; Kirmis, Quinn and Ganzel; Brodie and Quinn. Wild pitch, Nichols. Time, 2 hours. Umpires, Henshaw, L. S., and Quackenboss...
...college has good cause to congratulate itself on the appointment of Professor Briggs as Dean. Probably none of the younger professors is so well known and liked. Mr. Brigg's position during the last few years as head alternately of several of the large English courses has brought him into contact with a larger number of men than it falls to the lot of most instructors to know. All those men unite in admiring him for just those qualities of sympathy and fair-mindedness which are so necessary in an efficient Dean. No other appointment would have been so acceptable...
...meeting of the Harvard Overseers on Wednesday it was voted to concur with the President and Fellows in the appointment of Professor Le Baron Russell Briggs as Dean of the College. Professor Briggs was nominated by the Corporation and this action of the Overseers makes his appointment final. Professor Smith will probably continue as Dean until after Commencement, when Professor Briggs will take the position...