Word: reed
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...race with Wesleyan at Lake George, in July, Bowdoin will be represented by three of her senior crew, consisting of W. O. Plimpton, stroke; W. G. Reed, No. 2, captain; E. M. Curtis, bow; No. 3 to be selected from Chase, '83, Brown and Adams, '84. Men will at once begin active training and their friends have the fullest confidence that on the day of the race they will give a good account of themselves. It is reported, and, probably, on good authority, that plans for a $15,000 gymnasium structure have been drawn by a Boston architect. - [Post...
Guiteau is anxious to get out of prison, and has offered his note for $5000 to lawyer Reed and several others if they will effect his release. He thinks he could make $50,000 next winter by lecturing, and claims to have an offer from Boston of $500 a night for six nights. There is a great demand for the official report of the trial...
...weights of the first eight of the freshman crew are as follows: McCook (capt.), 150; O. S. Howard, 155; Kallock, 178; Reed, 157; Yocum, 170; Gilman, 170: keith, 153; Mumford...
...finest affair of the kind ever given in the city. Professors Child and Goodwin and Messrs. C. F. Adams and Phillipps Brooks have signified their intention of accompanying President Eliot to Chicago. Walter C. Larned, a prominent Chicago lawyer, is chairman of the committee. F. S. G. Reed, '81, will act as chorister on the occasion...
...following-named are the candidates for the freshman crew: Reed, Storer, Miller, Hausen, Mumford, Keith, Winthrop, Howard, Smith, C. F. Gilman, Winters, Barnes, Yocum; R. L. McCook, captain. All candidates for the crew are requested to call at Mr. McCook's room, 34 Holyoke, as soon as possible, to let him know whether they have any recitations that will prevent them from rowing at 3.30 every afternoon; and, if they have any such, to see what arrangements can be made to have their recitations changed...