Word: feets
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...three strikes. Norton made third out in the same way. In Harvard's half of the fifth, a little judgment might have brought in a ru+++. Hallowell got a single by Norton, but for some unaccountable reason tried to take second, and was thrown out by at least ten feet. Frothingham hit a hot one by Bowers to Norton, and was thrown out at first. Hovey got a single to left field, and stole second very prettily. Here he was left, as Cook made the third out on a grounder to Murphy, which was very neatly handled...
...success of the Annex has been so marked during the past year that in spite of the addition made last summer to Fay House, the need of more room is now very pressing. To satisfy this need, an ell about 30 by 60 feet and three stories high is being built on the west side of the present building. The whole first floor will be fitted up as a little theatre, with the stage on the west side, and the dressing room under the stage. On the second floor there will be a large lecture room, and on the third...
...buildings for the department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania are in process of erection. One of these, the Engineering School proper, is 100x50 feet and contains a plant of 300 horse-power for lighting by electricity the buildings of the university...
...been fixed for Thursday, the 30th, the day preceding the 'varsity race. The Yale freshmen will probably arrive at New London today. There has been considerable difference made this year in the layout of the course, it having been moved to the east shore about eighteen or twenty feet, which makes it a little difficult for Yale. Captain Hartwell has lately followed the crew in the launch with Cook and Cowles, who have been doing careful coaching...
...pole vault record was also broken by W. W. Hoyt, R. L. S., who made a record of 10 feet, the previous one being his own record of last year, 9 feet, 9 1-2 inches. G. E. Atherton, Noble's, came second, and W. E. Putnam Jr., C. H. S., third...