Word: sided
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...college yard was the piece of ground lying between Harvard and Massachusetts Hall and the original Stoughton Halls, which stood facing the main gate and made the eastern side of a quadrangle. The old Stoughton Hall was more picturesque than the other dormitories: it was three stories high, had dormer windows, and made some pretensions toward architectural beauty. In this building and in Massachusetts-at that time a dormitory-forty to fifty students had their rooms...
...bicycle road race next Saturday between Harvard and M. I. T. will be over a course beginning at a point about half mile this side of Newton Corners, thence to Newtonville, then turning to the right directly through West Newton to the Great Sign Boards; then turning to the left back to the starting pointvia Beacon and Walnut streets, a distance of nine miles. Harvard's team will consist of Rogers, '90. Bailey, '91, Barron. '91, Brown, '91, Greenleaf, '92, Wirts, '92, and Holmes, '92. There will be a run over the course this afternoon at 4 o'clock, starting...
...earthen vessel and a roll of copper. The solitary skeleton was about six feet from the group. Under the skull was a number of beads and wampum strings. The skeletons were not more than twelve or fourteen inches under ground. Nearly all were lying on the right side, with knees drawn up to the chin, and facing the east. The soil in which they lay was of a sandy character and not especially adapted to the preservation of the bodies...
...disqualified for slugging Channing. Harvey took his place. Yale slowly forced the the ball up the field, but Princeton again getting it, Ames sent it back by a long punt to Yale's twenty-yard line. Bull returned the kick and the ball went in the crowd on the side of the field. Yale again got the ball and a rush by Graves and a punt by Bull sent the ball close to Princeton's line, where Ames, attempting to rush, was downed by Stagg. Ames, however, sent it well into the centre of the field by a long punt...
...bats will be long enough to protrude beyond the base, and between the upper ends will be a miniature base-bail made of platinum. The bats will be constructed of polished gold, and upon the front of the base the words, "Yale, Champions 1888," will be inscribed. The other side will contain the owner's name with his position on the nine...