Word: sargent
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Dudley A. Sargent, Director of the Harvard College gymnasium, has continued his services as Medical Director. The physical examinations have been carried on as heretofore by Dr. Sargent, large numbers availing themselves of the privileges thus presented. Dr. Sargent has given five of a cours of six 'Practical Talks on the Theories and Principles of Physical Training,' which were very interesting and of valuable instruction upon the laws of health...
...effort is being made to build a new gymnasium at Bowdoin, Dr. Sargent has offered to fit it up at his own expense if the funds for the building are forthcoming...
...senior crew is strong and heavy. According to Dr. Sargent's tests, that is, in proportion to weight, they would probably be found stronger than any crew on the river, not excepting the university crew. The eighty-five crew of last year was also a powerful one, but did not win. The seniors are, therefore, not full of confidence, but view with zealous eyes any improvements made by their rivals of '86 and '87. The marked faults of the senior crew are a bad finish, and two deep a dip; some of the men settle at the finish, and rush...
...condition to appear; in the former case he would also come under the pale of criticism, in the latter, to what purpose are contestants examined before entering contests? If he knew nothing about sparring, he has himself to blame for the blows he received; if he was unwell, Dr. Sargent should never have permitted him to spar. I am sorry the Advocate should have made such an uncalled for attack on a gentleman who entered only to oblige the H. A. A., and whose only fault was that he defended himself too well to please his critics; if criticisms...
...Grays, at 4 P. M. to-day, with rapiers, masks, and full equipment, to meet the executive committee of the H. A. A., whose members are also requested to be there at that time. The attention of contestants is called to the necessity of being examined by Dr. Sargent. The doors will opened at o'clock, to-morrow...