Word: pay
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...unable to secure courts are daily forced to get their exercise in the Gymnasium instead of outdoors. Now, it is not possible, with a little outlay, to use the other side of the Gymnasium fence for handball courts, or, if this is not feasible, would it not pay to build extra courts in some unoccupied part of Holmes Field...
...addition to the usual seats around the court a stand will be created at the south end of the Gymnasium for the accommodation of admission ticket holders. No reserved seats will be sold before the contest; but the entire balcony has been reserved for those who desire to pay a small additional sum after entering the building...
...regard to the Harvard Union it is pointed out that the membership during its first year was not large enough to support it properly. The Union could not pay the moderate ground-rent to the University, nor lay aside a proper sum to cover depreciation. A sufficient number of new members, active and life, is needed to produce in all an additional sum of $5000 a year...
...Holmes Field this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Owing to the poor condition of the ice, the team has had very little practice and does not play well together. The forwards do not follow up fast enough and the backs have not yet learned to check hard, and pay too much attention to the puck and too little to the opposing forwards. The Boston team has some very strong players, among them R. Winsor, captain of the university team last year, and H. Stoddard and Snow of last year's Yale team, which Stoddard captained. F. Goodridge played...
...last meeting of the House Committee of the Union it was decided to take out the free public telephone just inside the coat-room door and to substitute a new pay telephone in addition to the one in present use. The free telephone costs about four cents a call and the House Committee finds it too expensive to continue...