Word: mottes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...games on Saturday afternoon promise well for the success of the Mott Haven team in the coming meeting with Yale at New Haven. In the first event on the program, the 120 yards hurdle race, Garcelon began by lowering the Harvard record to 16 1-5 sec., and even then only just succeeded in winning from Munroe. Later he did the 220 yards hurdles in the fast time of 25 1-5 sec. Merrill also did admirably well in the two dashes, winning both, the first in 10 2-5 sec., the longer one in 22 1-5 sec. Phillips...
...Drew '97, W. H. Carson L. S., R. Acton M. S., N. B. Marshall '97, will go to the Mott Haven training table this morning...
...which first place can be given to either University with any assurance. Every one of the remaining ten events promises to be very close. In their efforts to secure victory, the lively sympathy of Harvard men will be given to Mr. Lathrop, Captain Wheelwright, and all members of the Mott Haven team...
...annual championship games of the Athletic Association on Holmes Field this afternoon will give the first real chance to judge of the full strength of this year's Mott Haven team, as the class games last Monday shut out several good athletes. If the weather is favorable it would not be surprising to see one or two of the old records go. The men will not compete again in scratch events before the dual contest with Yale on May 12. The games today will start promptly...
...following men were elected directors: For ninety-five, N. W. Bingham with 82 votes and G. S. T. Newell with 59 votes; for ninety-six, L. W. Mott with 93 votes and E. V. Frothingham with 82 votes; for ninety-seven, E. Hollister with 67 votes and F. A. Burlingame with 56 votes; for the Graduate School, W. G. Brown with 44 votes; for the Divinity School, A. L. Hudson with 14 votes; for the Law School, R. S. Eskridge with 63 votes...