Word: parts
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Tuesday and Wednesday of this week a bicycle tournament was held at Hamilton Park under the auspices of the Yale Bicycle Club. Hendee the American champion, Sellers, the English champion, and Hamilton, Yale '86, were among the famous wheelmen who took part...
...service which it has rendered our students, however, certainly deserves generous recognition on their part, and the efforts it has made to furnish better accommodations to its members ought to be followed by even greater patronage than in the past few years...
...decisive game for the inter-collegiate championship was played in Brooklyn, June 28th, before an audience of 3000, the greater part of whom were either under-graduates or alumni of the two contesting universities. The play was close and sharp during the entire game, and the excitement was intense at times. Yale won the match by her splendid fielding, and by bunching hits in the sixth inning. The score follows and tells the story...
...last mile was one continuous spurt on Columbia's part to make up the lost distance, but though the effort was nobly sustained it was ineffectual, and our crew came over the line winner by a length, pulling 37 strokes to Columbia's 40. The time was. Harvard, 24m. 21s.; Columbia, 24m. 39s. The officials of the race were as follows: Referee, L. K. Hull, of Yale. Judges: For Columbia, Jasper Goodwin, G. C. Dempsey; for Harvard, R. C. Watson, A. Keith. Timekeepers, A. C. Cornell, A. T. French...
...Sophocles, of which the first volume, containing the Oedipus Tyrannus, is already out. This edition, which is to be completed in eight volumes, one for each play, with an additional volume devoted to the fragments and supplementary matter, is the result of a long cherished design on the part of the editor, to embody in a single work all that is necessary for a study of his author. Prof. Jebb's purpose, as stated in his preface, is to show fully how the work of Sophocles is understood by him, both in its larger aspects and at every particular point...