Word: goulding
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Yards Dash.A. A. Boyden, J. S. Dunstan, J. Noble, E. Lissner, A. J. Smith, C. A. Brown, Jr., G. E. Clement, C. S. Edgell, W. W. Roberts, G. A. Morison, J. T. Harrington, W. D. Cotton, Jr., D. G. Harris, N. P. Breed, E. D. Gould, W. N. McNeil, W. A. Holt, J. Halliday, F. R. Plumb, Jr., G. Bancroft, R. H. morison, W. J. Desmond, H. E. Shore, F. W. Osborne...
...Barber, A. A. Boyden, D. G. Harris, P. G. Carleton, G. Nichols, F. C. Gulick, N. B. Marshall, C. S. Edgell, M. Reed, J. Brewer, L. E. Herrick, C. H. Warren, W. W. McNeil, J. McD. Campbell, J. S. Dunstan, G. E. Clements, J. T. Roche, Jr., E. D. Gould, G. E. Fleming, W. L. Shaw, G. G. Hubbard...
Professor Benjamin Apthorp Gould, the distinguished astronomer, died at his residence in this city on Thursday, at the age of seventy...
Professor Gould was born in Boston in the year 1824, the son of the late Benjamin Apthorp Gould and Lucretia Dana Goddard. In his youth he showed a taste for botany and when but ten years old wrote a lecture upon electricity, and his subsequent school career was one of high distinction. At nineteen he graduated from Harvard and for five years studied here and abroad. His study of astronomy was pursued under Gauss and in the scientific courses of Paris, also in the observatory there, then under the direction of Arago. On returning to America he was employed...
...only positions on the eleven which are now in doubt for Saturday's game are the tackles. Wheeler is uncertain, Mills is still laid up, and will probably not recover in time for the game, and Merriman's knee still bothers him a little. There is some talk of Gould, tackle on last year's team, who is now in the Medical School, playing, but this is very improbable as he is not in condition. Swain, Lee and Woodward are the only tackles who are uninjured and in good condition to play...