Word: fall
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...connection with this announcement is a communication from Captain Wheel-wright, of the Mott Haven Team, urging upon freshmen the opportunities open to them in the fall games, pointing out also that this is the best possible way to bring themselves into athletic prominence...
...numbers. More-over, it is the best opportunity they have in the whole course. There are but two requirements in order to compete. First, join the association, and second, get examined. These remarks are as applicable to upper classmen as to freshmen, and since the date of the Fall Games has been announced, I hope that many more men will turn out and make this handicap meeting a success...
...view of the rumors that the annual game between Harvard and Yale will fall through this year, the following statement from Walter Camp, the Yale coach, is to the point...
...announced in another column, the number of new men in the Law School at the present time is smaller than at a corresponding time last year; this decrease in numbers, however, is a sign rather of health than of decline. Last year it was announced that beginning with this fall term no special students were to be admitted to the school without passing the regular examinations. As most of these specials were not college graduates, the effect has been to increase very largely the proportion of college graduates to the whole number of men. This of course is distinctly...
...meeting of the Intercollegiate Football Association on Friday night, it was found impossible to transact any business beyond the arrangement for this fall's schedule. To the great dissatisfaction of Princeton and Pennsylvania, Wesleyan stood so firmly with Yale on the undergraduate rule that every ballot taken resulted in a tie, two to two. Pennsylvania proposed in succession the rescinding of the undergraduate rule, the substitution for it of the rules adopted by Harvard and Pennsylvania, and the removal of it from the playing rules; but all these measures were defeated, and the meeting had to adjourn without coming...