Word: havener
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...next Saturday the Harvard and Pennsylvania track teams will contest in dual games on Franklin Field at Philadelphia. As Pennsylvania defeated Harvard at the Mott Haven games last year, the contest should be very exciting and it will probably be fairly close, although Harvard's chances of winning seem rather better than Pennsylvania's. Both teams are stronger than usual and good records are expected in all the events. A conservative estimate gives Harvard 62 points to Pennsylvanis's 50. Harvard should win the hundred with Roche, Bigelow and Redpath, all of whom are good...
...HAVEN, May 10.- Boating matters have been the most noticeable features of last week, great expectations having been entertained regarding the annual spring regatta, held Saturday. It was felt that this would afford a final opportunity of gauging the university crew before the race at Henley, and its defeat by a crew composed of six of the sophomore eight and two freshmen substitutes, was disappointing. The breaking of an outrigger at No. 4 in the university boat may offer some excuse for this, but even when this accident happened the sophomores were leading. Owing to the action of the faculty...
This afternoon the Biennial Games of the H. A. A. are to be held on Holmes Field. The Mott Haven Team has not been well supported by the students this year, although it is one of the leading athletic organizations of the University. The funds in the treasury of the Athletic Association have been so small that for a time it looked as if the team could not go to a training table at all this year. This has, however, been arranged, but the Association is still greatly in need of financial assistance, and it hopes that the receipts from...
...their athletic team. The admittance charged to the games is very small, and the contests promise to be close and exciting. Then too this will be the last chance that the students will have to see the work of the men who will represent Harvard at the Mott Haven games. The record of the athletes has so far been most encouraging, and there seems to be an excellent chance of Harvard winning first place again in the great contest in New York. Every man who goes to the games this afternoon will not only see an unusually interesting athletic meet...
Last night, in Harvard 1, Mr. Tokiwo Yokoi, of New Haven, gave a lecture under the auspices of the Harvard Pedagogical Club on "The Problems of Civilization in Japan...