Word: gross
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...there is still opportunity for members of the University to enroll in the delegation, any man wishing to do so should notify, as soon as possible, the Graduate Secretary at Phillips Brooks House or R. E. Gross '19, chairman of the committee...
...Smith, 138 (D); G. S. Seagreave, 174 (J. H.); G. S. Stevenson, 175 (J. H.); R. W. Harwood, 210 (H); F. D. Johnson, 211 (H); F. F. Williams, 181 (H); A. Perkins, 207 (H); A. D. Knowlton, 223 (Hav); H. P. Wood, 239 (Me); A. G. Gross, 247 (Mich; W. Westbrook, 264 (Mich); J. D. Nagel, 324 (M. I. T.); F. F. Walton, 325 (M. I. T.); F. A. Fletcher, 326 (M. I. T.) D. B. Carter, 327 (M. I. T.); A. L. Conrad, 323 (M. I. T.); E. M. Brickett, 289 (M. I. T.); R. Pender...
...which the University is to send to the Northfield Conference from June 20 to June 30 have signed application cards, the committee hopes that other men wishing to go will signify their intention as soon as possible. Any men desiring information about Northfield should communicate with R. E. Gross '19, chairman, at Randolph 20, the Graduate Secretary at Phillips Brooks House, or any member of the Committee. Registration fees may be left with the Treasurer of the Committee at Phillips Brooks House...
...qualifying rounds of the tournament for the individual golf championship of the University will be held today and tomorrow at the Oakley Country Club. There will be thirty-six holes medal play, the sixteen lowest gross scores qualifying for the match play, which will start Thursday...
...first two days will be devoted to a qualifying round of 36 holes medal play, of which between lowest gross scores are to qualify. Play, thereafter, will be in matches, commencing with Wednesday, May 14. The customary greens fee of one dollar per day is required of the Oakley country Club. This fee should be paid at the H. A. A., where-upon cards will be issued which must be presented at the caddy house at Oakley before starting to play. All cards must be certified by an opponent at the conclusion of the matches, and dropped...