Word: eight
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...money orders should be made payable to the Harvard Athletic Association; 9. A large, stamped envelope, addressed to the applicant, should accompany each application. A two-cent stamp will pay the postage on two tickets. Tickets will be sent by registered mail, if stamps to the amount of eight cents in addition to the regular postage are put on the addressed envelope; 10. Each applicant should enclose a self-addressed postal card for the acknowledgement of his application, otherwise no acknowledgement will be sent until tickets are sent out; 11. Seats will be assigned by lot, and the management cannot...
Coach Brown kicked off for the second team to Wendell, who ran back 10 yards to the 20-yard line. A run around right end added eight yards. On the next play the ball was carried outside on the 31-yard line. Brill punted to Gilder, who made a reckless hurdle, but failed to get through the line. The second gained its distance once, but was then held for downs on the 50-yard line. Foster punted to Gilder, who made a splendid catch. An exchange of kicks by Burr and Brill netted about 15 yards for the second eleven...
Captain Filley's provisional eight-rowed up to Brighton Bridge yesterday afternoon and back in easy stretches...
...poor and Kersburg got the ball on the 40-yard line. Wendell and Foster gained only a yard on two end runs and Hall punted to Minor on Maine's 38-yard line. Maine fumbled and Wendell secured the ball on the 43-yard line. He then made eight yards through right tackle and Carr followed with five through right guard. Foster gained eight yards through right tackle and Wendell added five through left guard. Carr gained two yards through left guard, but Harvard was penalized 15 yards for holding. Wendell fumbled the pass, but White fell on the ball...
...been decided this autumn to abandon the graded club crew rowing system in favor of dormitory crews. Each dormitory, or, in cases where a single dormitory is not large enough to raise a sufficiently strong crew, each group of dormitories is to be represented by one eight. For those not living in dormitories eights will be picked from communities large enough to insure securing a comparatively good crew. The object of the scheme is to create greater interest in rowing as a sport, particularly among men who are not able to make class or University crews. A sufficient number...