Word: sands
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...have as yet come out, but the prospects for a strong team are good. Of the old men the following are back: G. W. Curtis Gr., F. L. Beecher '98, H. L. Sand L. S., H. C. Ring '98, B. G. Burley '97, W. Abbey '98, F. Taylor '99, Dearborn '98, T. Garrett '97, Wilder '97, G. P. Sweezy L. S., and C. M. Woods '98, captain. Captain Scott of last year's team has left college and will play on the Boston team this fall. He will, however, aid in coaching and will be assisted by F. C. Hood...
...buildings at Olympia were destroyed partly by earthquakes, partly by incursions of the Byzantines. The ruins were then covered by the little river Cladeus with sand to an average depth of fifteen feet. The same river was utilized in excavating the ruins in removing the masses of earth that covered them...
...meeting of the Harvard Lacrosse Association, last evening, C. M. Woods '98, of Boston, was elected captain for next year. H. L. Sand '97 was re-elected president; B. T. Burley '97 was chosen treasurer, and H. C. Ring '98 was chosen manager...
...creditable showing for the Harvard team, some of whom played very well individually. The Canadians excelled in team work and their passing was straighter than Harvard's. They played a clean game and there was no unnecessary roughness. For Harvard the best playing was done by Beecher and Leighton. Sand, Ring and Horne also did well. For Toronto, Kingston, Cooper and Snell did best. The make-up of the teams...
...Sand, g. g., Bryan...