Word: puts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...McGrew; 7, Ayer; 6, Stevens; 5, Haycock; 4, Stone; 3, Ames, 2, Wolcott; bow, James; cox., H. Bullard '02. After a short row down the river the crew returned to the boathouse, and, with a somewhat changed order, rowed a short distance upstream. The regular floats will probably be put out today, and, if the weather permits, a number of crews will...
...evening. W. A. Schick '05 secured first place in both the 70 yards dash and 70 yards handicap dash in the fast time of 7 1-5 seconds, thereby establishing a new record for that event. In the 70 yards dash M. T. Lightner '03 obtained third place. The putting of the sixteen pound shot was won by C. Robinson '04 with a put of 43 feet. Robinson had a handicap of 18 inches. J. Burke '04, who had a handicap of 3 feet, also won a place in this event by putting the shot 40 feet 1-2 inch...
...advancement of the ball. His efforts in this respect, however, have sometimes made him leave his opponent uncovered and this permitted the other team to score goals that should have been prevented. Bigelow, who is now at left guard, also plays a strong game. Grant, who has been put in at left forward only within the past week, throws, well, but is backward in getting into the play. K. Smith, at right forward, passes fairly well, but is weak in his throwing. Since the return of the team from the New York trio. Randall has been at centre...
...been comparatively easy. With the exception of Grant, who has been taken from the Freshman squad and is now playing right forward, the men all throw baskets poorly. Grant is accurate on basket-throwing, but is inclined to be backward in getting into the play. K. Smith has been put back at left forward where he is playing a steady game. At left guard Bigelow, who has replaced Fosdick, is playing a strong defensive game and at the same time assists well in forwarding the ball...
Tickets for the Harvard-Yale basketball game tomorrow night have been put on sale at Leavitt's and at Brine's, at fifty cents each. They will also be on sale at the door before the game. In 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...