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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Tennis association closed the year with a small surplus, the actual receipts (from September 26. 1878, to July 1, 1888,) having been $1120.90. Besides ordinary outlays, such as wages of men employed to take care of the courts, tournament expenses, printing etc; the interest on the debt of the association has been paid for the year, and the debt has been reduced $150, the sum of $270 has been spent on remaking courts, and a payment of $100 has been made on a die for medals. The debt of the association. which was originally $850, contracted...
...actual expenses for the past year, including bills payable, were something less than in 1887 83. The expenses each year exceeded the receipts, in 1887-88 (when the year began with a balance of over $300) about $300, during the last year, about $450 which is the present debt of the Association. The outlay for sending teams to athletic contests was much less than in 1887-88, but on the other hand many needed repairs on the track on Holmes Field had to be made. These cost over $500. The officers of the association propose to take vigorous measures...
...committees' report published on March 20, 1889, only remains to state the facts at the close of the year. The total receipts of the association, inclusive of the surplus of $1181.86 with which the year's account began, were $4896.88. The total expenses, including bills payable, were $7214.38. The debt at the beginning of the present year was $2117.50. The actual receipts of the association in 1888-89, were $4043.53, less than in 1887-88. The reason of this is stated in the committees' last report...
...baseball association began the year in January with a surplus of $1646.57. Its receipts amounted to $5238.20. Its expenses, including bills payable, to $7298.02. It has a present debt of $413.25. It should be added that prior to January, within the college year 1888-89, the sum of $455.10 had been expended, so that the total expenses for the year amounted to $7753.12. The total expenses in 1887-88 were $7624.63. But the receipts in that year exclusive of surplus, were $9938.49, $4700.29 more than in 1888-89. The decrease in receipts in 1888-89 was due mainly to smaller...
...committee from the surplus fund provided for by the Articles of Agreement. The committee have in their hands a sufficient sum, the surplus received from the Base Ball association in 1887-88, to meet the charges for the current year. In 1888-89 there was no surplus, but a debt. The situation demands rigid economy in the administration of the finances of the two associations specially concerned in 1889-90. To its gravity the officers of these associations are fully awake...