Word: losses
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...still unsold and unless these are purchased by Seniors before 2.30 tomorrow they will be sold to other members of the University who have received invitations to the Spread. It is necessary to sell all the tables in order to raise money enough to run the Spread without financial loss. The price of the tickets to Seniors will be the same as usual, and only cash will be accepted. SENIOR SPREAD COMMITTEE...
...unsold and unless these are purchased by Seniors before 2.30 on Thursday they will be sold to other members of the University who have received invitations to the Spread. It is necessary to sell all the tables in order to raise money enough to run the Spread without financial loss. The price of the tickets to Seniors will be the same as usual, and only cash will be accepted. SENIOR SPREAD COMMITTEE...
There are only two ways left for the class of 1908 to redeem its athletic reputation in the eyes of the College. The loss of the football game makes the winning of the next baseball game and the boat race at New London absolute necessities. Whether the class has shown indifference or lack of spirit in the past is not the question. The matter before us now is to beat Yale on Saturday, and with this end in view, it is the duty of every member of the class of 1908, to be at the game, and to help...
...chief weakness of the Freshman team is its weak hitting and careless base-running. A steady improvement has been shown in fielding, although it is still somewhat erratic. The team will be severely crippled by the loss of Lovering, the catcher, who had a finger split open in the game with Milton Academy last Wednesday. Last Saturday afternoon the Yale freshmen defeated the Princeton freshmen in a 10-inning game by the score of 8 to 7. The Brown freshmen, who defeated the Freshmen last Monday by the score of 7 to 4 have been defeated by the Yale freshmen...
...Whereas, We, his classmates, deeply feel the great loss we have sustained by his death; therefore...