Word: metting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...committee to meet members of the incoming Freshman class met in Lower Massachusetts last night and discussed means and methods of systematizing the work. The members of the committee are the following: From the Law School-W. L. Garrison, Jr., and E. H. Wells. From the Junior class-M. Donald, B. H. Dibblee, G. D. Marvin, J. W. Farley, C. C. Mann, A. Adams, E. A. Boardman, H. M. Rideout, F. D. Cochrane, F. R. Swift, J. F. Perkins, J. A. Macy, C. Thomson, J. F. Brice M. D. Whitman, H. H. Fish, W. H. Conroy, Jr., R. Dek. Gilder...
...game with the Boston Cricket Club, which was played Wednesday and was not reported in yesterday's CRIMSON on account of lack of space, the Harvard cricket eleven met with its first defeat in two years. The score was 56 to 55. Though both Ward and Hastings were bowling very effectively, the fielding of the Harvard eleven was not sharp, and Boston got more runs than she deserved. Harvard was also exceedingly careless at the bat, and allowed...
...recent efforts toward increasing debating facilities here and organizing debating strength. We believe that although not beyond criticism, their showing last evening both in argument and form was unquestionably superior to that of the visiting team. The visitors, we wish to thank for the unhedging manner in which they met their opponents, thus clearly defining the question and avoiding any unsatisfactory misunderstanding...
...Football Rules Committee met at the University Athletic Club in New York on Saturday. This will probably be the last meeting for this year. The committee was originally called together for the colleges by the University Athletic Club to discuss proposed changes in football playing rules. No really radical alterations have been made but the rules have been revised and made more definite. A copy of them, as at present prepared, will be taken to each college by its member of the committee, and the final vote will be taken without any further meetings of the committee...
...system no inconvenience could be caused by any withdrawals, as the nines below would simply move up in the list, but in spite of this it is gratifying to note that the "bumping" system of competition has been sccessful in preserving the organization of nines which have met with an uninterrupted series of defeats...