Word: heads
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...party will return on the 2.30 P. M. train Monday. Mileage will be for sale on the train at cost ($2.40 each way). Board and lodging can be secured in Provincetown for about $1.50 per day. The party will leave the train at North Truro, walk to High Head to trace the development of the shore line, thence to Highland Light and will take the evening train to Provincetown. Sunday will be spent examining the dune region about Provincetown. Monday morning the party will visit Long Point to make a further study of the shore line. Men should wear...
...meeting last evening, approved the University and Freshman football schedules for next fall, and the track and Freshman lacrosse schedules for this spring. Permission was granted the tennis team to play a match with Princeton on June 1 at Cambridge. The appointments of W. F. Garcelon L.'95 as head coach and of J. F. Powers of Worcester as field coach of the track team were confirmed and also of R. A. Derby '05 as assistant manager of the University crew in place of J. P. Bowditch '05, resigned. It was agreed to equip the cricket team with a cocoa...
...were made until the seventh, when, with two men on bases, Randall made a single into right field. The fielder failed to stop the ball, and let in all three men. Williams scored in the eighth, when Holmes hit to Carr, who threw the ball high over Randall's head and thus allowed Holmes to reach the plate; and again in the ninth when McCarty stole home from third...
...initiative in social affairs, M. Leroy-Beaulieu said, comes more often from members of the Roman church than from its head, the Pope. During the reaction which followed the French Revolution all trade guilds and labor organizations were suppressed. The Count de Mun opposed the extinction of such unions and founded "cercles Catholiques" of mechanics and laborers...
...years supervisor of the Boston public schools, will be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Unitarian Church on Centre and South streets, Jamaica Plain. President Eliot, in whose class Mr. Peterson graduated, Superintendent E. P. Seaver '64, of the Boston Public schools, and Dr. John Tetlow head-master of the Girls High and Latin School, Boston, will speak. The public is invited...