Word: fives
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University team will be chosen after a series of three trials, which will be open to students in all departments of the University. At the first trial on next Tuesday evening, October 30, each speaker will be allowed five minutes to argue either the affirmative or negative of the subject for debate; and as a result of these speeches, from twelve to sixteen men will be retained. These men will deliver 10-minute speeches on the question at the second trial, on November 2, when the six men who will constitute the first and second teams will be chosen...
Next Tuesday afternoon a squad, composed of all the middle and long distance runners who care to compete, will run a five-mile trial on the Stadium track. Several of the regular cross-country runners will set the pace, and all who run the distance under thirty minutes will be retained for the cross-country squad...
...Hare kicked off for the second eleven to Burr, who ran the ball back from the 10 to the 40-yard line. Lockwood carried the ball outside after a 10-yard gain, and Foster punted from position to Taylor on the five-yard line, the latter being forced to carry the ball over his goal line for a safety. O'Hare punted out to Osborne, who ran in 10 yards to the 45-yard line. On the next play Starr made a forward pass to Foster on which the latter carried the ball over the line for the first touchdown...
...club has entered a team of five men in the Metropolitan Chess League's "round robin" tournament. The team will play one club in this league each Tuesday night. In the first game of the series Harvard lost to the Boston Young Men's Christian Union by the score...
...University of Breslau, visiting professor for this year at Harvard, will deliver a lecture on "Der Junge Goethe bis 1771" in the New Lecture Hall at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon. This lecture, held under the auspices of the Deutscher Verein, is the first of a series of five by Professor Kuehnemann on the general subject of "Goethe's Faust...