Word: manly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...accepted, nor will purchases by proxy be allowed. The sale of packages will be by allotment, each Senior drawing a numbered card which will entitle him to a package bearing a corresponding number. By this means the necessity for a long line up is avoided, and the last man has just as fair a chance for good seats as the first man to draw. The price per package is $9.25. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...Willis's performance in this event has been beaten only once in America and that by Kraenzlein who did 1-5 of a second better at the intercollegiate games in 1898 and established the present world's record. Tingley made the longest shot put ever credited to a Harvard man in competition and broke Robinson's record of 43 feet 4 inches by 4 inches. In the preliminaries of the 220 yards hurdles Scheuber lowered the dual record and equalled the time made two weeks ago by Willis. This record, however, was lowered by Willis in the finals, in which...
...first time, will be ready this year about June 12. C. J. Swan '01 is the managing editor and E. W. Mills '02 and R. P. Benedict '03 assistant editors. The book will be similar to last year's, containing a short sketch of the College life of each man in the class, the history of the crew, football, baseball, and track teams by the four captains; an account of the lacrosse hockey and cricket teams by L. P. Frothingham '02; the literary history of the class by P. W. Thomson for the CRIMSON, P. Bartlett for the Lampoon...
...Brown freshmen on Soldiers Field at 4 o'clock. The Brown freshmen have a strong team and the game should be close. Following is the probable batting order of the Freshmen Mitchell, l.f.; Sauger, s.s. Robeson, 1b, Adams, r.f.; Bolton, 3b.; Leaky, 2b, Maguire, c.f.; Mason, c., Smith, Tucker man...
...well. Skilton played well at second base and made three hits. Daly's work at shortstop was clean and fast, but his batting was poor; he made two hits but struck out three times to an easy pitcher. H. D. Kernan had one chance in right field, retiring a man at first by the rapid fielding of a ground ball. At the bat he made two hits and struck out once. R. P. Kernan made Harvard's second errors by dropping a third strike and thus allowing a base runner to gain third on the throw to first. He made...