Word: evently
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...these games. Some of the old men are out, but the majority are Freshmen. Among the former are Bigelow, Dunstan, Green, Boyden and Shore in the sprints; Fox, Morse and Rorer in the hurdles; Fish in the quarter; J. G. Clark, Morse, Gould, Brooks and Hennen in the field events. Among the new men the most noticeable are Burke, Whitcomb and Applegate, the first the champion quarter miler, the other two, interscholastic point-winners in the same event; Mills, the interscholastic mile runner; and Robinson, who won the 100-yards dash in the national interscholastic meeting last spring...
...annual reception given last evening to the new students was a most significant event in the college year, for it marked the entrance into the College life of a new and large company, to whose development Harvard's full resources will de devoted during the next four years...
...regular I. C. A. A. A. A. List of events, with the exception of the mile walk will be given. First and second prizes will be offered in each event. First places will count 5 points, seconds 3, and thirds...
...first event was the novice single sculls which was won by C. Blaikie '99, ten lengths in 11m. 1s. The intermediate single sculls which followed was also won by Blaikie by half a length in 10m. 13s. The next event in which the Weld was represented was the junior fouroared shell. The Weld entries composed of G. Merrill, stroke; F. O. Hodges, W. D. Hennen, R. Burnham, won from the B. A. A. in 10m. 12s. In the last quarter-mile when six lengths behind, the B. A. A. crew ran into the wall and broke an oar, forcing...
...last event of the day was the Senior eight race in which the starters were the Millstreams, B. A. A., and Weld Boat Club. This promised to be the event of the afternoon, as the crews were known to be very evenly matched, although the chances were thought to favor...