Word: fours
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...School Debating Club, which has been organized with a membership limited to twenty-five, will hold its first meeting on Friday. The club will be conducted this year on the plan which has proved so successful formerly. Meetings will be held every other Friday, at which the four principal speakers will have five minutes for opening speeches, and five minutes for rebuttal, after which the debate will be open to the house. The first debate will be on the Philippines question...
...minutes long respectively. Although the defense was strong enough to hold the second for downs as often as the latter got the ball, the team work on the offensive was somewhat ragged. Not only were the men very careless about getting off before the ball, but also four times in the course of the practice the 'Varsity was penalized for offside play. The most encouraging feature of the practice was the brilliant playing of the tackles. Although it was feared that they would be the weak positions in the line, the appearance of new material has changed the outlook entirely...
...rowed on the Yale varsity crew last June the following have returned to college: Stroke, W. B. Williams '00; 7, J. H. Niedecken '00; 6, Captain F. W. Allen '00; 5, F. G. Brown '01, and 2, A. P. Wickes '00. The men who rowed in the four-oar, J. P. Brock '00, R. M. Patterson '00, P. L. Mitchell '01, and A. Cameron '01, are all back. Other prominent candidates for the crew this year will be: J. C. Greenway '00, who rowed on the '97 'varsity crew, R. L. Atkinson '01, H. Auchincloss '01, and R. A. Magee...
These divisions will proceed to Battell Chapel and will enter simultaneously by the four entrances. J.H. Twichell, Yale '59, as senior member of the Corporation, will deliver the oath of office. After the ceremonies have been finished and President Hadley has delivered his inaugural address, the guests will go to the Art School, where President Hadley will hold a reception...
...finals of the Yale golf tournament played yesterday afternoon, T.M. Cheney defeated E. Byers one up, and thus secured the university championship. In the semi-finals played in the morning, Cheney defeated Captain Robertson, one up in nineteen holes, and Byers defeated C. Hitchcock, Jr., four up and three to play...