Word: reached
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...sports were combined with one H. A. A. ticket admitting to everything, including all Yale and Princeton games, and the price of the ticket made so low as to be within reach of all, and regarded as each man's share or contribution for sport and permanent improvement rather than as an admittance ticket, an improved athletic situation could hardly fail to result...
...salaries, but the manufactured articles rose in value; this was a disastrous state for the workingmen. But during the last 60 years the opposite conditions have been in evidence: salaries have been increased and commodities have decreased in value. Certain commonplace luxuries have been put within the reach of the workingman, but in fact, it is the commonplace which makes the eulogy and glory of the present...
...Harvard Law School have awarded the James Barr Ames Prize to the late Frederick William Maitland, formerly Downing Professor of the Laws of England in the University of Cambridge, England. The award was made while Mr. Maitland was still alive, but the decision of the judges did not reach England until after his death...
Trolley cars to Yale field, with large sign "To Yale Field, will run at intervals of thirty seconds from the New Haven house, corner of Church and Chapel streets. Thirty minutes should be allowed to reach the field from the N. Y., N. H. & H. station...
...special trains returning from New Haven to Boston will leave shortly after the close of the game, allowing a reasonable length of time to reach the station. The return trip will take practically the same time as the trip from Boston to New Haven. The regular trains returning from New Haven after the game are as follows...