Word: latters
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...members of the chorus have been rehearsing regularly since the latter part of March, and will continue to rehearse once or twice a week under the direction of Mr. Willard. It is hoped that the back-scene will be set up in the Stadium within three weeks, enabling both actors and chorus to practice out of doors...
...baseball team returned last Tuesday from its annual Southern trip, which was fairly successful. Out of the five games played, three were won and two lost, both of the latter being close scores. The scores made were as follows: Princeton 2, Virginia 1; Washington American League 2, Princeton 0; Princeton 3, Annapolis 1; Princeton 4, Georgetown 1; Georgetown 3, Princeton 2. Last Wednesday the university team defeated Lafayette by the score of 9 to 1, and on Saturday defeated Cornell at Ithaca by the score of 3 to 1. The game was marked by heavy hitting. Reid knocked a home...
...well provided with standard English literature, but among the longer sets of works purchased during the year have been George MacDonald's works, Charles Reade's novels, Charles Kingsley's works, Froude's "History of England," "The Spectator," Arber's "English Garner," and translations of Turgenef and Tolstoi, the latter by Professor Wiener, of the Harvard Faculty...
...inning the score stood 4 to 3 in her favor, and it was already too dark to permit of accurate work by the infield. Hellmann was thrown out at first, but McCarty secured first on Peck's error at centre field. Dexter then singled, advancing McCarty one base. The latter reached third on a passed ball by Kibbey, and scored on Castle's single. Dexter was put out stealing home. Castle was advanced to third on Leonard's single, and scored on Simons's hit. McCall sent Leonard home, and Kibbey in an attempt to catch Simons at third threw...
...Bagoboo tribes, each being represented by a few specimens, while from the Moros there is a fairly large collection. The articles are utensils of daily life, such as wicker baskets, spears, agricultural implements, and also several small models of houses. The collection will not be on exhibition until the latter part of the summer, owing to the labor of arranging and cataloguing the specimens...