Word: rest
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Four Freshman crews were on the river yesterday afternoon. The first two, made up of the best men on the squad rowed on sliding seats; the rest are still using stationary seats. The past week has witnessed a considerable development in the crews, but their form is still somewhat crude and the men are not rowing well together. Vail and Rice are coaching. The orders yesterday were as follows...
...brace and in the next game Columbia was beaten by the large score of 34 to 0, the team playing a hard, consistent and, at times, a brilliant game. The play in the Princeton game was all that could possibly be asked for and, with the week of comparative rest, broken only by light practice, Yale should put a stronger team in the field today than went against Princeton...
...followed, which gave the ball to the second team on its own 5-yard line. The second eleven again kicked and the ball rolled outside on the 15-yard line. After three plays Foster went over the goal line for a touchdown. Sperry failed to kick the goal. The rest of the time was devoted to exchanges of punts...
...some places several feet higher. The large entrance, designed to correspond with that of Robinson Hall. is beginning to take form. Flanking the doors there will be pillars two stories high, the shafts of brick, and the capitals of white limestone. to correspond with the trimmings of the rest of the building...
...exterior panels, thirty-two in all are very elaborate. They are divided by stiles and rails intersecting in carved rosettes. Eight are occupied by portrait medallions of famous architectural designers of the past, and the rest by shields with the Harvard "H." On the left hand door are the heads of Brunelleschi, Michael Angelo, Alberti and Sangallo, and on the right, Lescot, Peruzzi, Bramante and Sansovino...