Word: draw
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Notice.-Any person who intends to draw for room No. 11 Matthews, will confer a great favor by immediately calling upon or notifying the present occupants...
...defenses of Nashville were strong, and Thomas had received additional reinforcement. These causes forced Hool to draw up his army in a strong position opposite the Federal left front. Here he waited. Meanwhile Thomas had refitted and organized his strengthen army, and by the 14th of December was ready to take the offensive. He made a plan and on the next day moved forward. His attack was a wheeling movement to turn Hood's left while he kept his right and centre busy in front. Gallant charges captured some of the enemy's works, and before Hood saw what...
...intends to draw for room No. 11 Matthews, will confer a great favor by immediately calling upon or notifying the present occupants...
...Clarke, '84, takes an occasional row with the crew, but will not begin regular training until the first of May. The crew, though giving great promise of success, has not yet reached perfection. The men are not rowing with enough uniformity. Those on the starboard side often fail to draw their oars clear through, and in the middle of the boat there is a break in the time, occasioned by number five, who does not heave back his shoulders with the others. A few more individual "peculiarities" are noticeable. No. 2 shoots his hands out slowly. No. 3 dips...
Last night closed the series of winter meetings of the Harvard Athletic Association. The work of the association this year has been extremely successful, in spite of many draw-backs which have been encountered. It is really wonderful, when the unsettled state of our athletes during the past few months is taken into consideration, how the officers of the association could have presented such interesting programs at the meetings just finished. This energetic work, in the face of adverse circumstances, reflects credit of no low degree on the gentlemen in whose charge has been the management of the association...