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Dates: during 1870-1879
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...this morning entries had been made as follows: Fencing. Messrs. Stebbins, C. L. Perkins, Barlow, Ryerson. - Parallel Bars. Messrs. F. W. Thayer, Bowen, Livermore, Tyng, Ellis, Brett. - Heavy-Weight Wrestling. Messrs. Wetherbee, Simmons, Kessler, E. F. Thomas. - Running High Jump. Messrs. Thayer, Latham. - Heavy-Weight Sparring. Messrs. Bryant, M. F. Stiles, Van Stow, Cory...
...daily practice. The eight, as first made up, was as follows: Harriman 1, W. Le Moyne 2, Legate 3, Smith 4, Brigham 5, Schwartz 6, Jacobs 7, and Bancroft 8. Various changes have since been made in the forward part of the boat. From the men named, and from F. Le Moyne, Crocker, and Littauer, the crew will be selected. The other candidates have been distributed among the Freshman and Club crews...
...Thursday evening the following men had entered for the athletic meeting to-morrow at 11 A. M. at the Gymnasium. Vaulting (one hand): A. H. Latham, '77; F. W. Thayer and J. A. Wetherbee, '78; and F. B. Keene, '79. Vaulting (two hands): A. H. Latham, '77; F. W. Thayer and J. A. Wetherbee, '78; F. B. Keene, '79; and J. P. Livermore, L. S. S. Fencing: A P. Cushing, '78; C. L. Perkins, '79; C. B. Cory and J. H. Stebbins, L. S. S. Parallel bars: F. W. Thayer, '78, and J. T. Bowen, '79. Middle-weight wrestling: F...
...persons wishing to join the Holyoke Club may do so by leaving their names with either the secretary, Mr. F. Donaldson, 43 Holyoke House, or with the captain, Mr. W. M. LeMoyne, 42 Holyoke House...
...biologists; and in the next, President Eliot. The class of '55 contained Alexander Agassiz, recognized in this and other countries as an authority on natural history, and also Phillips Brooks, than whom there is scarcely a more prominent preacher in this country. In the next class we find C. F. Adams, Jr., eminent as an authority on the subject of railroads. Professor Henry Adams, formerly editor of the North American Review, was in the class of '58. Mr. John Fiske, whose exposition of the Spencerian philosophy the Atlantic regards as more charming than Mr. Spencer's own, graduated...