Word: fishing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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From '99-Marshals, Arthur Adams, P. M. Jaffray, F. H. F. Holt, P. G. Carleton, H. H. Fish, H. S. Dennison, D. Fairbank...
Only twenty-five men will be taken to New York next Thursday to compete in the intercollegiate games. The men chosen are: For the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Bigelow, Redpath, Roche, Gonterman and Denholm; Vincent, Fish, Mansfield and Butler in the quarter-mile run; Hollister, Fenno, Bordman and Williams in the half-mile; Grant in the mile; Munroe in the high hurdles, and Mason and Bremer in the low hurdles. Phillips and Liebmann will start in the walk; J. S. Clarke, E. H. Clark, Mason and Somers are in the broad jump; Putnam and E. H. Clark...
...spring series on Saturday of this week is to be conducted by Professor Emerson, of Amherst College. Leaving the Boston and Albany station at 7.15 p. m., the party will spend the night at the "Norwood" in Northampton. the first thing visited on Saturday will be the fossil fish beds at the foot of Mt. To by and the outcrop of quartz schist and amphibolite, these being "buried peaks," which the glacial scouring has revealed below the Triassic conglomerate. Fragments of these rocks may be traced in the conglomerate for miles southward. This is in the centre of the interesting...
Last evening the Worcester Academy Club of Harvard held an informal meeting and election of officers in 20 Grays. Professor F. L. Shepardson of Worcester Academy was present and about twenty members of the club. The officers elected for next year are as follows: H. H. Fish '99, president; Foster H. Cary Med., vice-president; and G. C. Beals '98, secretary and treasurer...
...quarter mile run the handicaps were altogether too long and the men near scratch had no chance to win places. The winner was M. Butler, whose time was 48s. Fish ran a good race and finished close to the winners, with Mansfield close behind...