Word: final
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting in Springfield this afternoon to make the final arrangements for the Harvard-Yale dual games the Harvard representatives will try to get Yale to agree: (1) To have the bicycle race on the Charles River track on the morning before the games. (2) To have one heat in the bicycle race instead of two and the finals as heretofore. (3) To have the high jump come before the pole vault in the order of events...
...rowing season is at present too little advanced for any amount of activity at the Weld Boat Club. The regular Weld crews will not be formed until after the class crews have been reduced to their final make-up. From time to time those men who are dropped from the class squads will be given an opportunity to try for their respective Weld eights...
There will be a meeting of Harvard-Yale representatives in Springfield on Saturday to make final arrangements for the dual games to be held probably on May 14. The Harvard representatives are to be: F. H. Bigelow '98, B. H. Hayes '98, Geo. B. Morison '83, Wendell Baker '86. The Yale representatives are E. C. Perkins '98, I. N. Swift for the undergraduates, and Walter Camp and H. S. Brooks for the graduates...
...represent Yale in the coming debate with Princeton were chosen last Saturday evening, in the final competition. They are B. C. Smith '99, J. K. Clark '99, F. E. Richardson '98, H. A. Smyth P. G., and C. H. Studinski 1900 L. S., who debated last year against Harvard. These men are at present on an equal footing and will debate regularly in competition for the final three positions. The system of choosing the debaters is one which has been found best adapted to the circumstances of such a competition. Each department of the University holds its own preliminary trials...
...least three times as many men who know how to handle an oar and sit at ease in a shell are available this year, and with the increase of good material the final selection will result in better crews and the standard of rowing is bound to improve...