Word: lows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...entered for five events; running high jump, putting 16 pound shot, throwing the hammer, running broad jump and throwing the base ball Much is expected of him, and without him Hopkinson could hardly be expected to win. Hallowell and Stevenson should also win first in the high and low hurdles respectively...
...taken Rice's place, has been changed to six, where he seems to row well, and as he is the heaviest man in the boat, it helps also to trim her better. Shea also has changed sides, going from six to three. At present he does not low so well as at his old position on the port side. Russell has been changed from one side to the other, from three to four. The object of this shifting of positions is to bunch the heavier men in the centre of the boat, and as they row now, with Shepard. Duffield...
Another dormitory has just been given to Yale college, making the fourth within the last three months. This dormitory will be the smallest of the four as it will accommodate but fifty students, the rooms will be for students of moderate means and will be rented for as low as $2.00 a week. The stairs and halls of the building will be fireproof. The building will cost $50,000, and its construction will be begun at once...
...Dodge supported him well in the first set, but in the last two weakened a little. The playing of Read and Phillips was always steady and occasionally brilliant Read's playing was especially good. The most noteworthy features of the match were Read's smashes and Pier's swift, low balls...
...given the two mile bicycle race and Pratt and Davis riding in the order named. Lyman will probably take the 120 high hurdles, although Shead, who is not in the best form, will push him hard, while Brown should come in third. Garcelon is expected to win the 220 low hurdles, Eaton of Yale second and Wheel wright third...