Word: developes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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THERE will be a meeting today of all those men in the university interested in joining classes for special work in tumbling, horizontal and parallel bar, and general gymnastic work. The purpose of these classes will be to develop men for the winter meetings. All men who have ever done any of this kind of work or who should like to try are urged to be present at the gymnasium...
...public performances, let their petitions be refused. They would do no service to any thing; but the Freshman Musical Clubs do a service. They give each year a considerable sum to their crew, which is always looked forward to and welcomed and always necessary, and they train and develop men for the 'varsity glee and banjo clubs. It is absurd to say that the freshmen will keep up their club now for their own amusement, that they will practise and work a whole year only "for fun." The spring concert is the one aim of the clubs all the year...
...severest loss is felt in the battery. However, Drake and Humphreys, who were the substitute battery last year, are both in college this year. Their record last season was almost as good as that of Young and Brown. It is believed that with another season's practice they will develop into a strong battery...
...have lost the first few weeks of training is usually fully compensated by their superior physical condition. That these men should come out immediately is of the greatest importance. The time from now until next June is none too long, even with the hardest and most conscientious work, to develop a crew...
...position of the coach of the freshman crew is a most difficult one. He has a number of men most of whom have never before rowed in a shell, to whom he is expected to teach rowing, beginning with the very rudiments. After the freshman year the work of developing the crew is not so difficult. There are some men in the class who know how to row and the question is to develop good men for the positions, or perhaps to select the few who may be necessary to fill any vacant places from a small number of promising...