Word: seasons
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Cornell put up a first-class game against the University of Chicago today, but was defeated. Young gave five bases on balls and the visitors made two of their runs on errors. Cornell's re-organized team worked well together and its personnel is now doubtless determined for the season...
Despite these disadvantages the Harvard Freshmen have strong hopes of winning, thereby scoring their seventeenth consecutive victory and keeping an unbroken series of victories thus far through the season...
...promises to be a close one. The excellent showing of Harvard's team this year should give them the victory, but it is to be remembered that with the exception of the Andover nine this will be the first strong team that the Freshman Nine has met during the season. So far the members of Ninety-nine have not been wanting in enthusiasm, and it is hardly necessary to urge them to support their team well today. This game corresponds in a lesser degree perhaps to the old games between the freshman teams of Harvard and Yale, and a victory...
Owing to the lateness of the season it has been found necessary to give up the shoots for the Parker gun. The four shoots, which were necessary to compete the series, could not be held without running into the period of the final examinations. The club has had an altogether successful year. The club-house has been fitted up, a platform and a new screen have been built, and the team was sent to Princeton. The club has undergone all these expenses without running into debt. Next year the intercollegiate shoot will be held at the groups of the Boston...
...second summer season at the Castle Square Theatre bids fair to surpass the first in attracting and holding public patronage. When one considers that here are produced all the favorite operas that have stood the test of time, in the coolestand handsomest theatre in the country, by a stock company which has never been excelled in the history of comic opera, and at prices of 25 cents to 50 cents for seats, is it surprising that all Boston and its environs flock there to be entertained? The patronage is distinctly high class, as would be expected from the singing...