Word: fall
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Owing to season which is so favorable for tennis, baseball and other outdoor sports but few men care to continue their fencing lessons at present, and accordingly Mr. Leister will not be found at the rooms again until the fall...
...that the competitors may become familiar with the turns. The joint committee have considered the question of a perpetual challenge cup, and have found it to be impracticable at present. Both clubs are in favor of some such arrangement, but nothing more will be done about it until next fall...
...than heretofore, and it strength will lie principally in old and experienced men. The men who went to the training table Saturday are Sherrill, '89, Shearman, '89, Harmar, '90, Robinson, '90, Weare, '90 S., Clarke, '91. Sherrill has sufficient recovered from the injury which he received at Detroit last fall to allow him to run and he has been making good time. Harmar, who is depended upon to take the mile run, is now very fat and heavy, but hopes to be able to get into condition before the intercollegiate games which occur on May 25. There...
...devoted towards the founding of new professorships and scholarships, and the building of new halls. The money received amounts in all to something over $250,000, of which Mrs. David Brown of Princeton contributes $75,000 for a new dormitory, to be ready for use by next fall. Mrs. R. L. Stewart of New York has given $25,000 to the college, to be used for founding a new professorship. The trustees of the John C. Green estate have given $80,000 to defray the expenses of the new chemical hall. This hall will be situated on Nassau street, near...
...very much to be hoped that there may never be a repetition of the unfortunate misunderstanding which prevented the playing of the annual Harvard-Yale football game last fall. With a view to this, representatives of the two colleges have, during the past week, endeavored to come to some agreement in regard to the place where the game shall be played. It is gratifying to note that there is every reason to hope that a satisfactory arrangement will be concluded. The arrangement will be for a permanent meeting place. This is very desirable as it will do away with...