Word: losses
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...eleven yesterday afternoon finished its second game with Longwood. It will be remembered that on the first day Longwood went in first and made 47. To this score Harvard responded with 31. Then Longwood began its second innings, and when stumps were drawn had put together 57 for a loss of only three wickets. This score was increased yesterday by the home team to 130, the principal contributors being L. Mansfield, 24; G. Wright. 21, and Haughton...
...Varsity crew has suffered a great loss owing to the absence of Mr. R. C. Watson of the graduate advisory board. Mr. Watson will probably return some time before the crew leaves for New London...
...Merrill of Cincinnati, O., a student of the senior class of the Institute of Technology was quite seriously injured recently while doing some original work on his thesis subject in the laboratory of organic chemistry. An explosion of chlorine gas occurred, and for a time it was feared loss of eye-sight might ensue, but it now seems probable that no permanent disability will result...
...experience of a number of students in losing their property by the visitation of thieves early Monday morning out to be a salutary lesson not only for the students themselves to whose carelessness or thoughtlessness the loss was partly due, but also for the night watchmen who are supposed to be on guard to prevent such an occurrence as we are compelled to chronicle today. It seems very strange that four rooms in the dormitories in the yard should have been entered and robbed and yet that nobody, not even those on duty, should have discovered the fact until late...
...with regret we learn of Dr. Hale's withdrawal from the number of the University preachers. His long connection with the University and his continued interest in its welfare will make his withdrawal from immediate connection with it seem a personal loss to every one. All of us have come in contact with Dr. Hale more or less closely, and have felt the uplifting influence of his life among us. It is for our own sakes, as well as for his, that we are sorry he must leave a work in which he takes so deep an interest. We earnestly...