Word: spend
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Yale nine have recently received an invitation from the Tuxedo Club to spend the st, 2d, 3d and 4th of July at Tuxedo, at the expense of the club. A like invitation has been sent to the Princeton nine, and a series of games will probably be played between the two teams...
...held for five years instead of three. In making selection from the candidates for the fellowships the president and professors give preference to the man who has shown specia proficiency in Greek, and who intends to pursue the study of Greek farther. The student is allowed to spend a part of his time in Athens in connection with the American School of Classical Study. The Silliman Fellowship, founded in memory of Professor Benjamin Silliman, also has an annual income of $600, and is awarded to the graduate of the Academic department who has given evidence of profliciency and promise...
Today is the last day of hard work for the men on the Mott Haven team, and tomorrow they will take little, if any exercise. They go to New York on Friday and spend the night at the Park Avenue Hotel. The team has a special car on the way down and a second car will be reserved also, if enough men (twenty-five or thirty) sign the book at Leavitt...
...runs. His cutting was one of the features of the match. Brown made 25 runs, and Skinner carried his bat for 36 after a steady inning. The remainder of the team, including three new men, did good work as a rule. As there was still half an hour to spend after the first innings, Somerville went to the bat again, and lost five wickets for 24 runs. Hewes and Bowler did the bowling, and MacVeagh was tried as wicket-keeper. The score...
...used to give medals and changed at the request of some prize-winners. If the association could afford expensive prizes we should certainly advocate giving them. At present the association is obliged to use careful economy to make both ends meet. Under such circumstances it is more important to spend liberally for training than for prizes...