Word: goode
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...books arrive and as a room has not yet been obtained, it is hardly probable that the library will be opened this year, but by the beginning of next year it is hoped that enough will have been accomplished to allow the students to enjoy some of the good results of the library. The benefits of this plan have already been pointed out and must be apoarent to all, so that anyone who has anything to do with the German department should stand ready to do anything in his power to further the scheme...
...would have been added to the score. The outfielders did not seem to be able to play their positions. They allowed several balls to drop between them with very feeble attempts at a put out. The change of Dean to second base and Mumford to short stop is a good one, although Mumford needs much practice in his position...
...days ago we published a short account of the plan which the Shooting Club hopes to carry out. In order to do this it is imperatively necessary for Harvard to have a good team to shoot against the visitors; and a good team can be chosen only from a good number of candidates. Thus if we hope to make a good showing in the proposed tournament, as many men as can should offer themselves as candidates for the team, and by constant shooting, perfect themselves to such a degree as to get places on the team, or at any rate...
...grounds of the Polo Club, which are a little beyond Mt. Auburn, have been secured for the spring, and are now being rolled. It is hoped they will be ready by tomorrow. The prospects for a good team are encouraging, as, besides five of last year's eleven who are now playing, several good men have come out. The complete schedule of games for this year is as follows...
...been practicing under the coaching of Woodcock the college professional, since Christmas. They began work in a shead, the wicket being covered with matting Their captain, H. P. Bailey, is one of the bowlers on the first eleven of the Merion Cricket club. They ought to turn out a good team, and Harvard may expect to work hard if she wishes to lead the Quaker eleven. Of the men that will make up Pennsylvania's team, four-J. A. Scott, W. Scott, J. H. Patterson, and H. J. Brown-have been chosen for the Gentlemen of Philadelphia who are going...