Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work of G. F. Evans '05 on the horses and on the horizontal bar was exceptionally clever; W. L. Benham of Columbia gave the best exhibition on the parallel bars. In the tumbling the work of the University team brought forth frequent applause, as did the fencing bout between H. W. Holmes 1G. and R. S. Earle 2L. The work of E. Ashley of Columbia on the rings and the club swinging of H. J. Cadbury 1G. and R. C. Wilson, of Columbia, was of a high order...
...yesterday's practice the University basketball team showed but little improvement over the work of the early part of the week. Although the team-work was somewhat faster and more accurate than on Tuesday, the fouls were altogether too frequent for this time of the year. The first team, however, showed considerable ability in covering its opponents on the second, and as a result kept possession of the ball during the greater part of the practice. Neither team was particularly accurate in shooting for baskets...
...evening, at 8 o'clock, in Phillips Brooks House. After graduating from Harvard, Mr. Atkinson studied abroad for several years and during this time visited schools throughout Germany, France and Austria. For a time he was superintendent of public instruction for the Philippine Islands, and he has been a frequent contributor to educational journals...
Nineteen men reported yesterday afternoon for University hockey practice, which consisted of two thirty-minute periods. The men were coached by J. S. Lovering '03. Owing to frequent changes in the make-up of the teams, little improvement was shown in team-work, the men having a tendency to play out of their positions. Although the shooting and passing were more accurate than they have been hitherto, the play as a whole was listless and lacked drive and spirit...
...game, the University basketball team defeated the second team yesterday by a score of 20 to 18. Almost the entire practice was discouraging, and only for brief periods did the men show the team work which was so marked earlier in the week. Fumbling and rough playing were also frequent on both sides. Tomorrow the practice will be held for the first and second teams only in order that the men may receive individual coaching and practice in signals. The second team will play the Nashua High School at Nashua next Saturday afternoon...