Word: payed
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON:- All who wished to participate in the scratch races this fall were obliged to pay an entrance fee of fifty cents. This fee was paid with the understanding that those who would not be drawn should have it returned. The number of men who signed was sixty-four. Of this number only thirty-two rowed. Thus one-half of the men should have their entrance fee returned. The management have so far given no notice of their intention to give back the money. As several have made enquiries about the matter, we would like to call their...
...here. We will have a pretty good crew this year, and I think that we could give a good account of ourselves if we went over to the old country. I am sure that the alumni would subscribe liberally, and that there would be no lack of funds to pay expenses. Such a race, if won by Yale, would probably be the first of a series of international contests, somewhat similar to the yacht races of the past few years. It would increase the interest in boating both at Yale and Harvard, as the winner in our great aquatic event...
...best teams available at whatever cost, and to play all games possible in Cambridge. As the cost of transporting a football team is large. and as our opponents come from considerable distance, we are compelled to give large guarantees. For example, to Williams and to Amherst we had to pay over $100 a piece. The gate money received for those games was scarcely over $200. We did not make enough to pay the police. In the championship games we are compelled to divide the gate receipts. Last year we lost over $700 by that operation. That is, we paid...
...class of '90 at Yale is still several hundred dollars in debt for the expenses of their foot-ball team. Because the team was unsuccessful last fall, a great number of men have refused to pay their subscriptions...
...even if men do not care to avail themselves of the advantages offered for speaking, no little useful information and not a few ideas well worth hearing, will make it pay for anyone to attend the Union debates...