Word: parking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...practice in the afternoon. Under Coaches Donovan and Shrubb practice was held both Friday morning and afternoon, and after a light work-out Saturday morning a number of the men ran in the amateur athletic games held under the auspices of the city of Boston at the North End Park at 3.30 o'clock...
...Hopkins at Baltimore, Md., this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the first game of the southern trip. The team spent last night at the St. James Hotel, Philadelphia, going to Baltimore this morning. Tomorrow will be spent in Baltimore and a game played with the Orioles at Oriole Park on Monday. The University team will line up much the same as in the Red Sox game with the probable exception that Frye will be started in the box, Halligan taking his place in right field. Johns Hopkins is an uncertain quantity, having been defeated by Princeton...
...Saturday, April 19, at 3.30 o'clock, the Amateur Athletic games will be held at the North End Park under the auspices of the City of Boston. About forty entries have been made by members of the University. There will be six handicap events open to registered athletes: a 100-yard dash, a 440-yard dash, an 880-yard run, a mile run, a three-mile run, a running high jump, and a novice scratch 100-yard dash. The prizes for each event will be gold and silver watches for first and second places, and umbrellas for third. This...
...baseball team will go on to Baltimore tomorrow where it plays Johns Hopkins at 2 o'clock. Sunday will be spent in Baltimore, and on Monday there will be a game with the Orioles at Oriole Park. Tuesday the team will go to the Catonsville Club and hold a light practice in the afternoon. The game with Annapolis will be played Wednesday afternoon. After Thursday morning the squad will go to Washington, and in the afternoon will play Georgetown, returning to Philadelphia that night and staying again at the St. James Hotel. The next day the team goes...
Boston's world's champion baseball team defeated the University nine at Fenway Park yesterday afternoon by the score of 5 to 0. Although the score was larger than that of last year, the University team played good baseball for the most part. Each team had three errors, two of Harvard's being critical; but when it is considered that the professionals have had a month's training in the south and that this was Harvard's first game of the season, the showing was very creditable. The Red Sox secured three hits off Felton in six innings...