Word: putting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This year Columbia will make a much greater attempt than ever before to put a strong team into the field for the Mott Haven games. Her crews have always been good ones, and though her 'varsity eight has not met either Harvard or Yale for several years, her freshman crew can alwaysbe relied upon to make a close race for first place...
...prospective triple track athletic meeting between Yale, Berkeley and Princeton has given new impetus to athletics at New Haven. Captain Sheldon has called out his men and put the track team candidates into training. They will be kept at work steadily until after the close of the athletic season, May 30. Yale's outlook in the track line is very good. Of the fifteen men who competed in the games with Cambridge last fall, four-Richards, Cady, Hickok and Crane-have left college. The loss of Richards will be keenly felt, as he has contributed more to the success...
...winner of second place in the quarter mile at Cambridge; W. R. Mansfield, winner of third place in the quarter mile at New York; J. D. Phillips, who won third place in walk at Cambridge and New York and K. K. Kubli, winner of third place in the shot put in the Yale games...
...fact. The U. S. treasury has begun to accumulate these notes and to store them away in vaults If the government had had a surplus revenue in 1893 and 1895 the solution of their difficulties would have been simple enough; for, after redeeming legal tender notes they could have put them aside. This was done in 1884-5, when the secretary of the treasury, having a large surplus, held back the silver dollars...
About thirty-five men met last evening in Holworthy 1 to form a Roxbury Latin School Club. Four teachers from the school were present and these briefly addressed the meeting. The men were all enthusiastic and the club promises to be very successful. The management of the club was put in the hands of a board of control consisting of five men, including the officers, one from each class, and a graduate. The following officers were elected: President, H. R. Storrs '96; secretary and treasurer, C. M. Weld '97; directors, J. W. Edson '98, M. Donald '99, G. W. Cram...