Word: falle
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Cranston, the captain of this year's foot-ball team, wishes to come to Harvard and will doubtless do so. The other foot-ball men who will enter with '92 are Harding, the best quarter-back Exeter has ever had, brother of Harding, quarter back on the 'Varsity this fall; Vail, lett guard, and the strongest man in the Academy; Brooks, end-rush for two years, and D. B. Dufileld, substitute full back. T. W. LaMonte and S. P. Duffield, editors of the Exonian and Literary Monthly, and Jones, business editor of the "Lit," also intend to come to Harvard...
...Rogers, 154; Williams, 155; and Simms, of '90 S. Three freshmen, Brewster, Kennison and Williams, are training for the 'Varsity. James, '90, is training with the 'Varsity, and in his absence Glison has charge of the sophomore crew. Only two of last fall's crew, Glison and Durant, are among the present candidates, James Newell, Hartwell, G. Burroughs, and H. Burroughs being among the 'Varsity candidates. The new men are Joslin, Collins, Hurd, Sage, Stuart, Foote, Ball, Goodwin, Baird, Has-kell, Ireland, Meard and Dresser, '90, and Sweetzer, Wilson and Field, '89 S. These men are put through essentially...
Dudley, the former quarter-back on the 'Varsity eleven, will enter the Law School next fall. He has been very successful as gymnasium director at Exeter this year...
...made by H. R. A. Carey, will be devoted to the erection of a "fives court," in which the nine will be able to practice batting in addition to its present exercises in the "cage," as it will be lighted from above. The gift was accepted last fall, as Mr. Carey's decision to leave college liberated the corporation, in his case, from its policy of not accepting donations from undergraduates. It has not yet been decided just where the new building will be placed, as the authorities wish to leave room for expansions of the gymnasium, which has already...
...Death of Shelley," an imaginative account of the way in which the poet met his death, is interesting and well written. Dialogue which is apt to fall into colloquialism is here happily prevented from sinking down...