Word: lathrop
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...through the courtesy of the St. Mary's Athletic Club that the Harvard Athletic Association was enabled to have the date May 5 for its invitation handicap games, Captain Wheelwright and Mr. Lathrop hope that as many men as possible will enter these games...
...contested there are not more than four in which first place can be given to either University with any assurance. Every one of the remaining ten events promises to be very close. In their efforts to secure victory, the lively sympathy of Harvard men will be given to Mr. Lathrop, Captain Wheelwright, and all members of the Mott Haven team...
...event. The entrance fee is 50 cents for each event and the entries will close on April 16, with John Graham, B. A. A. Captain Wheel wright expects all men who can do so to enter the games. The A. A. U. entry blanks may be obtained from Mr. Lathrop...
These men have been appointed to act as officials of the meeting: Referee of general athletics, G. B. Morrison, B. A. A.; Judges, C. H. Kipp, B. A. A., and George Mandell, B. A. A.; judges of gymnastics, John Graham and C. Eberhardt; starter, J. G. Lathrop; timers, F. M. Wood, B. A. A., and John Graham, B. A. A.; referee of fencing, Louis Rondell, B.A. A.; judges of fencing, A. Howard and E. Breck...
...Lathrop began by speaking of reforms of the last three hundred years and especially those of the present time. So much, he said, is seen and heard now of so-called reforms, accompanied as they are by demonstrations and commotion, that it may be profitable to go back to the twelfth century and learn the lessons taught by the life of the great reformer, St. Francis of Assisi...