Word: dickinson
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...material which is now known to be available probably represents the best that can be had. There are two freshmen of promise, Paine and Stevenson, both from Hopkinson's School. Paine will probably try for first base in case he fails to make a favorable impression in pitching. Dickinson '94 is the only other candidate for that position...
...following men will act as ushers at the Harvard-Yale game; A. Dickinson, E. B. Bloss, E. P. Hervey, J. M. Williams, R. T. W. Moss, F. H. Cummings, R. T. Lawrence, R. Codman, R. S. Knapp, A. C. Potter, S. M. Williams, L. I. Prouty, A. L. Endicott, C. B. Earle, W. B. MacDonald, N. P. Dodge, W. A. Dupee, G. Murchie, W. A. D. Short, A. Codman, E. H. Fennessy, J. A. Stillman, C. H. Mills, C. T. Bond, P. Gardner, F. Davis, J. S. Wadsworth, J. Caswell, R. C. Grew, K. Smith, N. H. White...
Captain Cook has not been well for a few days past, and in his absence Dickinson, Paine and Whittemore have alternated in coaching the candidates. Most of the time is devoted to batting, and the men are given a chance every day to face hired pitchers. Captain Cook is making it a special point to teach co-operation of batsman and base-runner...
...MURCHIE.THERE will be no regular baseball practice today. Dickinson, Hayes, Whittemore, Hapgood, Winslow, Paul, Griffin, Paine and Lowell be on Holmes at 2 o'clock, dressed to play. All candidates be on Holmes Monday at 3 o'clock...
Later the secretary and four other members appeared and held another meeting, not knowing of the action of the first. George C. Kellogg presided and the same officers were re-elected as before. As further business, however, a committee, consisting of J. B. Lowell, chairman, A. Dickinson, and R. S. Knapp was elected to make arrangements for holding the annual meeting of the senior class for the election of Class Day officers. The meeting was then adjourned...