Word: five
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Eighteen reported yesterday to Captain Leonard's special call for certain men to play fall baseball. Five of last year's University team reported and the other men were members of the second team, last year's Freshman team, and of the University squad. The men were divided into two teams, and an eight inning game was played in which team B defeated team A 6 to 2. The game on the whole was interesting and well played. The two teams were: Team A: Harvey, s.s.; Leonard, 3b.; McCall, 2b.; Jordan, c.; Pounds, c.f.; Wendell, l.f.; Hicks p; Hamlen...
...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Tomorrow. Chemistry 1. Latin B Geology 16. Latin B, anticipatory. German 4. Land. Arch. 1. Physics C. Monday, October 7. French A. Hist. of Religions 2 French 1c. Latin 6. German A. Philosophy B. Wednesday, October 9. Economics 1. Mathematics D. English A. Zoology 2. English 28. Zoology 3. Government 17. Friday, October 11. Economics 3b. Italian 1. Government 1. Italian...
...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations...
...third to Gregory, who put the ball on the 10-yard line. Gregory then lost 10 yards on an end run, and in the next play, punted to Macdonald. Gilbert fumbled to White. Parke failed to gain and Gregory again punted to Macdonald who ran the ball back five yards to the third's 21-yard line. Wendell gained one yard through right tackle. A forward pass was then tried, but was fumbled, and Jones secured the ball for the third. Parke lost five yards and Gregory punted to Newhall who ran back 10 yards to the third...
...Stearns, regent of the University, spoke next upon the duties of proctors. Of these there some seventy-five in all scattered throughout the various dormitories, whose duty it is to act neither as policemen nor as spies. The government of students at Harvard is almost entirely in their own hands, and it is for the proctors to assist and lend a hand in this form of self government. In most cases the proctors are recent graduates, who know more about the college and college life than those of longer standing...