Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University gymnasium team will give a dual gymnastic exhibition with Columbia this evening at 8 o'clock in the Hemenway Gymnasium. For several years Harvard has had no gymnastic team, but this year by hard and consistent training under the direction of Mr. F. Dohs and G. F. Evans '05, a team of much ability has been developed. The Columbia team is also strong being considered one of the best in the country. The meet tonight will in no sense be a competition, but simply a joint exhibition of the two colleges. Besides the regular gymnastic events Harvard will give...
...faculty the class of 1904 will be the last to have a valedictorian and salutatorian. The reasons given for this change are that under the present elective system considerable risk of injustice is involved, and also that it seems desirable to avoid the element of rivalry and hard feeling which has sometimes marked the struggle for first place...
...gymnastic team was first organized last year and has been working hard in preparation for the coming exhibition. The team consists of the following nine men: G. F. Evans '05, captain, R. M. Emery 2L., B. F. Sherman '05, C. A. Woodbury '06, H. H. Coryell '05, R. H. Toppan '04, S. M. Brackett 2L., W. A. Baughton Sp., R. Carpenter...
...work has been under the supervision of Coach Frantz, assisted by Chesbro and Keeler, and Captain Clarkson. It has been designed to drill the men in the rudiments of the game, and get their arms and bodies in good shape for the first hard practice next week. In pursuance of this policy the men have been given practice in handling ground balls, and in simple pivot and combination plays; practice in base-sliding was held for the first time yesterday. The battery squads, which include both University and Freshman candidates, have been given exceedingly light work, and particular attention...
...University fencing team won its second match from the Institute of Technology at the Institute gymnasium on Saturday night by a score of 5 to 4 and thus won the series of two out of three matches. The match was close and hard fought. The best fencing of the evening was done by J. Lage of Technology, who won all three of his bouts. H. W. Holmes 1G. and A. Tyng '04, each won two bouts. The Harvard team was composed of H. W. Holmes 1G., A. Tyng '04 and W. MacLeod '05; the Technology team was composed of Lage...