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Stevenson, 3b. Gurney...
Catchers, Tenney, Lang, Harris, Cook, and Creighton; pitchers, White, Russell, Brady, and King; first base, Green, Bustard, Robinson, and Rowell; second base, Donovan and Hancock; third base, Lowney, Perkins, Matteson, and Farnum; short stop, F. E. Steere and Gurney; left field, Millard, F. W. Jones, and Larkin; centre field, E. Colley, W. T. Steere, and Page...
...Professor and Mrs. Greenough held their first formal meeting on January 14, 1879, and chose Miss Horsford and Miss Longfellow for their first associates. The desired number was completed early in the next month by the addition of Mrs. Josiah P. Cooke, Mrs. Louis Agassiz, and Mrs. E. W. Gurney; and no time was lost in getting out the first circular, which was dated February 22. In spite of the careful wording of this, it was understood by many, as it has so often been understood since, that Harvard College was to be opened to women...
...most valuable addition made to the library in 1890-91 was received from the family of the late Professor Gurney. It consists of 1995 books and 1600 pamphlets from his well-known historical collections. About the same number of books were received from the same source two years...
Harvard received as endowments during 1887-88 $250,000 for a dormitory from the estate of Walter Hastings; about $170,000 for the furtherance of history, political science, and literature, from the will of Ellen Gurney; and two wholly unrestricted gifts $22,000 from John Cowdin and $30,000 from William Perkins. In addition to these, H. R. A. Carey, Sp. '89, gave $25,000 for the building of five courts particularly for the use of the base-ball nine; and the class of 1856 $6,000 as a permanent fund for the publication in serial form of undergraduate...