Word: sick
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday the '96 crew was unfortunate in not having F. M. Forbes, No. 7. He is at present on the sick list. Fair child who has heretofore rowed No. 3, was moved down to No. 7 and B. Frothingham took Fairchild's place at No. 3. Mumford '97 coached the crew from the launch...
...varsity practice yesterday was comparatively light as Captain Whittemore had in view the game with Brown today. Dean played second base in place of Wrenn who is sick with tonsilitis. Otherwise the nine played as usual...
Brown's outfield did superb work and the only weak spot was at second. Donaldson, the regular second baseman, was on the sick list, and Summersgill made a poor showing...
...shell for several days, but they cannot yet keep it on an even keel. They were coached yesterday by Mr. Watson in the launch, but were only out a short time. Watson and Wrightington were put into the 'varsity to take the places of the men who are sick. The order of the crew yesterday was as follows...
...night car, is to be judge in a mock trial to be held in Lyceum Hall, April 22, for the benefit of the sick fund of the West End Railroad's employes. Tickets can be obtained at Leavitt...