Word: sicked
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University football squad held a short secret practice in the Stadium yesterday afternoon. The men were all rather stiff after Saturday's game with Cornell, and many of the regulars were given a day off. G. G. Browne and McKay, who have both been on the sick list, reported in uniform. Neither was in the line-up during signal practice, but both took a long run, showing that they were in condition again. O'Flaherty, Hooper, whose leg bothered him a little, P. Withington, P. D. Smith, Minot, and Long were not on the field. None of these men, with...
...University crew seemed fairly good for the first day out, but the slide work was erratic and the men did not time their work so as to be well together at the catch, although the blade work was pretty clean. Voorhees coxswained in place of King, who is sick...
...Senior crew lost Butler, who is sick, in the middle of the week. R. G. Crandall '09, who rowed No. 2 in his Freshman crew, reported for the first time on Wednesday. The crew is inclined to be short when rowing high, but the men are heavy and there seems to be much power in the boat. The Juniors have made many changes. Shepley has replaced Morgan at bow, Maxwell has gone from No. 2 to 6, Cudahy has gone from No. 6 to 4, and Frye has gone in at No. 2. Hill, who has been...
Yesterday afternoon there was a temporary change in the order of the University crew when Hooper, who has been rowing No. 6 in the second crew, went in at No. 5 in the place of L. Withington, who is sick. Several changes were necessary also in the second crew, as Waite and P. Withington had slight colds and were not able to row. No four-oar went...
...LECTURE. "On the Work for the Relief of the Sick of Various Agencies other than Medical." Dr. James J. Putnam. Medical School, Longwood avenue, Boston...