Word: greenness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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From seventy-five to one hundred men are training daily for these games. Some of the old men are out, but the majority are Freshmen. Among the former are Bigelow, Dunstan, Green, Boyden and Shore in the sprints; Fox, Morse and Rorer in the hurdles; Fish in the quarter; J. G. Clark, Morse, Gould, Brooks and Hennen in the field events. Among the new men the most noticeable are Burke, Whitcomb and Applegate, the first the champion quarter miler, the other two, interscholastic point-winners in the same event; Mills, the interscholastic mile runner; and Robinson...
...Gymnasium to Dr. Sargent for physical examination, each at the time set opposite his name. No one should miss his appointment, though there is no objection to exchanges: 9, C. H. Whitney; 9.10, T. H. Gray; 9.20, E. J. Hatch; 9.30, H. Lyman; 9.40, D. Daly; 9.50, W. Green; 10, P. H. Sylvester; 10.10, B. J. Cosson; 10.20, H. P. Henderson; 10.30, L. Watson; 10.40, W. R. Lawrence; 10.50, T. D. Hillen; 11, L. H. Briton and M. F. Hewitt; 11.10, L. B. Reed; 11.20, Merriam and J. T. Cutter; 11.30, Postleth waite; 11.40, C. C. Davis...
...were drilled in tackling and falling on the ball and were then taken on a run around the field. Garrison '97, coached the candidates for fullback in punting. The following new men came out: R. M. Roloson, L. W. Jenkins, P. H. Moore, R. D. Swain, W. Green...
...Higginson '41, publishes a number of letters written by Joseph Green Coggswell '06, Edward Everett '11, and George Ticknor while they were studying at Gottingen to become teachers at Harvard. These youthful letters show how much Harvard College was influenced early in this century by German models...
MOSELEY'S New Haven House, New Haven, Conn., Seth H. Moseley, is the only house in the city fronting both the Yale Campus and the City Green. The only hotel in the city that has been under the same successful management for the past thirty years...