Word: howe
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Dates: during 1870-1879
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...candidates for the University Nine and the positions they are trying for are as follows: Winsor, P and C; Annan, S; Black, M; Brown, R; Cohen, C; Cook, L; Coolidge, B; Delano, H; Folsom, P and H; Harding, A; Howe, L; Huse, P; McMichael, C; Nunn, S; Sawyer, B; Spaulding, M; Perrin, R; Macrane...
...next event - Indian-club swinging - Messrs. E. D. Brandegee, '81, and J. T. Howe, '80, presented themselves. Mr. Brandegee led off with a fine exhibition of heavy club swinging, and Mr. Howe followed with a marvellously agile performance, using much lighter clubs. In the second round the former executed several extremely difficult motions which tested his strength, and showed off his perfect condition and careful training. Then Mr. Howe gave a second display of a great variety of dexterous tricks, which, however, belonged properly to the province of juggling and sleight-of-hand, rather than to that of club swinging...
...following men are now trying for the University Nine: Alger, '79; Annan, L. S.; Bacon, '80; Brown, '79; Brown, '82; Black, '79; Cook, '79; Coolidge, '81; Cohen, L. S.; Dalzell, '79; Elliott, '81; Fisher, '81; Folsom, '81; Harding, '78; Howe, M. S.; Huse, M. S.; Nunn, '79; Parker, '81; Perrin, '82; Spaulding, '81; Winsor...
...second ten of the Institute of 1770 is: McCurdy, Sanger, W. A. Howe, Brandegee, Fay, C. H. W. Foster, Harvey, Mills, Barton, and Nesmith...
...Tuesday the Nine encountered the Beacons on the Boston grounds, and sustained a defeat at their hands by a score of 11 vs. 6. Winsor pitched for the University, and did exceedingly well for a debutant. Howe was suffering from sore hands, and made numerous errors on that account. A fine running fly-catch by Alger and a remarkable stop by Coolidge were the most interesting features of the game. Base hits, Beacon 8, Harvard 6. Errors, Beacon 10, Harvard...