Word: proceed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...College Office has consented to allow the entire class to leave Cambridge on that day. The general idea is to assemble in the Yard in front of Holworthy at 8.30 o'clock in the morning, and, after an orderly march behind Kanrich's band of talented musicians, to proceed by special cars to Boston, where a speedy craft of the nature of a steamboat, will carry the noble army to Nantasket Point. Refreshments of a liquid nature will be served en route. During the day, the athletes and other members of the class will indulge in sports of skill...
...upstream the men paddled along at an easy gait, but in a couple of stretches the stroke was raised and lowered to accustom the men to short sprints. Soon after starting Burchard injured one of his thumbs, but after it had been bound, he was able to proceed. Returning downstream the second crew was overtaken and four racing starts were tried. In these the University crew finished ahead twice, the second once, and on the other start the two crews ended even. Before leaving the river the University crew took a turn upstream from the Boylston street bridge...
...team will leave on the 1 o'clock train for New York today, whence they will proceed to Princeton. They will return to Cambridge on Sunday...
After the game with Cornell the team will return to Boston and proceed immediately to Hanover, N. H., to play Dartmouth on Saturday evening. The following men will be taken on the trip: Captain E. L. Burnham '07, H. V. Amberg '08, E. S. Allen '09, P. Brooks '09, I. C. Broun '08, E. S. Currie '09, T. F. Downey '07, Manager W. C. Chamberlin '08. Following will be the line-up with Cornell: HARVARD. CORNELL. Allen, l.f. r.g., Hoschke Broun, r.f. l.g., Whiting Amberg, c. c., Thompson Burnham, l.g. r.f., Burd Brooks, r.g. l.f., Avery
...sailed from San Francisco for Shanghai on January 8 accompanied by Mr. J. E. Thayer '85, who is to collect birds, mammals, and reptiles of central and western China, which are now very imperfectly represented in American and European museums. They will proceed at once to Ichang and the gorges of the Yangtse which will be their permanent base or this year. In 1908 they will travel northward to the boundaries of Thibet and China, whence Mr. Wilson expects to return to Boston...