Word: sargent
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Monday evening, Dec. 15, Dr. Sargent will deliver a free lecture before the Boston Young Men Christian Union on Bovlston street, Boston, on "The Evils of the Professional Tendency of Amateur Athletics." This will afford a good opportunity of hearing what one of our athletic committee has to say on a much discussed subject. The lecture was prepared before the recent foot ball imbroglio...
...following gentlemen were elected to constitute the standing committee of five required by the new constitution: Mr. Harris, '84, Mr. Nolen, '84, Mr. Arnold, '85, Mr. Craigin, '85, and Mr. Humphrey, '86. The new constitution also provides for three curators, of botany, of zoology and of mineralogy, and Mr. Sargent, L. S. S., Mr. Parker, L. S. S., and Mr. Humphrey. L. S. S., were elected to those offices in the respective order named...
...Lathrop in the gymnasium. The monotony of mere routine work has been much relieved by his attempt, by squared exercise, to arouse enthusiasm in vaulting, tumbling, shot-passing and other diversions. A great many go into the gymnasium, and development book in hand, proceed to follow minutely Dr. Sargent's directions, they do nothing with any life or vigor, and their Faces are as gloomy and full of despair as if they were engraved in "grinding out" a calculus lesson or making up a condition in Freshman Algelba, Careful count is kept of every motion, and when the reacquired number...
JOHN WILLIAMS WHITE, Committee on Athletics.W. E. BYERLY, Committee on Athletics.D. A. SARGENT, Committee on Athletics.Cambridge...
...meeting of those interested in gymnasium drill, and especially of those men who wished to go into training for the Mott Haven sports was held in the director's room yesterday afternoon. Dr. Sargent thought that more interest ought to be taken by the students in general athletics; that training for the various events ought not to be confined to those who had already showed a marked proficiency in them, but should be extended to those who might by proper exercise develope into excellent athletics. The trouble in the past has been that too much dependence has been placed upon...