Word: shapes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...prominent candidate for the captaincy next season, has deprived the backfield of a most promising player. Not so serious are the accidents to Bomeisler, Camp and Gallauer. Camp was used for a short while in the Syracuse game on Saturday and it is thought that he will be in shape for some of the later games. Gallauer will be out for two weeks more with a broken finger which he sustained in the Wesleyan game. The coaches hope to see all three ends back for the contest with West Point which will come a week from next Saturday, and Frank...
...captain, who showed-great possibilities this year. D. P. Ranney '12 and O'Brien will probably also run in this event. B. M. Preble '12, W. H. Fernald '12, and S. Nichols '13 will again be available in the half-mile. H. M. Warren '13 should be in good shape next spring and do excellent work. H. P. Lawless '13, T. W. Koch '13, who was ineligible this year, E. D. Smith '13, and W. H. Lacey '12 should look out of the mile. Captain Withington '12 and F. W. Copeland '13 will again run the two-mile...
...Hall to earn more than about one-quarter as much as it has been expected to earn this year. This should result in giving decidedly better board to the members of the Hall. What it really, amounts to, is that the Corporation will only charge Memorial Hall in the shape of interest and sinking fund, what would correspond to practically a nominal rental, which is all that the present charge on Randall Hall amounts...
...Album of the class of 1911 just published is the result of the joint and successful labors of the photograph committee and the George H. Ellis Company of Boston. Unlike former volumes, this book is folio in form, and not the usual oblong shape. Its size is 11 inches by 14 inches, as against the 9 by 12 inches of most of its predecessors. Besides the regulation photographs of the Faculty, members of the class, etc., the 1911 Album gives large pictures of twelve of the gates, class groups of unusual size, the names of the men under the group...
...university crew is in good spirits even though it has lost its two preliminary races, and has confidence in Coach Kennedy to get it into the best possible shape for the race with Harvard on June 30. All the men will be busy for the next two weeks with final examinations, which are being given at the training quarters, but much time will be spent on the river in various sorts of shells. For the first week or so the men will be sent out a great deal in pairs in order to develop their stroke in the new form...