Word: putting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...track with its new top-dressing is, for the most part, in fine condition, although there is considerable trouble being had with about fifty feet of it near the last turn. The track there was so high that not enough of the new dressing could be put on to make a new surface, and as the old surface was almost as hard as stone, the added material merely lies loosely on the top instead of packing down firmly...
Ninety-nine has plenty of material, since thirty-one men showed up yesterday, and others are expected later. J. W. Farley (captain) put them through the usual routine of light work, after which they went to watch the 'Varsity game...
REGISTRATION IN ENGLISH C.- The registration in English C will take place in Sever 11 from 12 to 1.30 today, Tuesday. Each student should get at the door a tabular-view card. On this he should put his name, his class, and his list of courses for the year. If he has any preference among the hours left free for the lectures in English C, he should mark the hour preferred with...
...meeting of the Shooting Club last evening the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, W. Byrd '97; vice-president, E. Du Pont '97; treasurer and executive officer, H. F. Lunt '98; secretary and captain of the team, C. A. Hardy '97. An appropriation was voted to put the grounds and club house in order, and W. Byrd '97 and G. H. Kinnicutt '98 were appointed a committee in charge of the work. New wire pulls will be put in, and the rapid fire system with three traps will be used in the matches. It was voted that...
...ball was then taken to the middle of the field and put in play by Dibble. Cochrane caught the ball and rushed ten yards before he was downed. Harvard then carried it to Williams' forty-yard line, but there lost it on downs. By a series of rushes through left tackle Williams carried it back to Harvard's thirty-five-yard line and then time was called...