Word: fall
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...trials for the University cross-country team will be held over the university course next Monday, and twelve men will be retained for the training table. As preparation for these trials every candidate for the team will be expected to enter the mile or two mile run in the fall handicap games on Thursday. In the week following the trials, a consolation run for all men who are not retained for the University team will be held over the University course and prizes will be given to the first three...
Today is the last day on which members of the University may enter the fall handicap track meet to be held next Thursday. Inasmuch as the Freshman meet last Friday did not reveal much exceptional material, the importance to future University track teams of a large turn-out and some good records this week is very great. But, aside from this, an event of this sort is valuable to the men who compete, socially as well as physically. Athletics that are open to all, and not restricted to the few men of unusual ability, are becoming more and more popular...
Heretofore the open track meets have been well supported; scrub football is partially coming to life in the Freshman tournament, and dormitory rowing is now a well-established part of our fall athletics...
...fall handicap games will be held on Thursday in the Stadium. If necessary, the finals of the 100-yard dash and 220-yard hurdles will take place on the following day. Entries must be made before 6 o'clock tonight. All candidates for the cross-country team are expected to enter for either the mile or the two-mile races. Only 133 entries have been made, 67 less than the total number last year...
...weeks from today the Phillips Brooks House starts its annual fall clothing collection. In another column this morning the CRIMSON prints a list of institutions that profited by last year's collection and that show in themselves the value to the community of this excellent work. It will be well for men to set aside until the time of the collection such articles as they cannot use. If sold, these articles would bring but a trifling remuneration to the owner, whereas every suit or magazine collected by the committee will do its share in affording relief and amusement...