Word: spring
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting of those interested in cricket last night a petition was framed which will be sent to the Athletic Committee asking them to authorize the organization of a cricket team to represent the University next spring. Permission to use the Stadium for practicing was also asked. Twenty-five reported and signed the petition...
Burr kicked off again and after Spring field had worked the ball back to the middle of the field, aided by a 25-yard run by Jones, the University team secured the ball on a forward pass. By means of an onside kick, a 20-yard run by Gilbert, and line plays, Springfield was forced back to their 1-yard line, where they held. Honhart punted to the 30-yard line and the ball was rushed down again, Burr kicking a goal from placement after the backs had been held for two downs. There was no further scoring and time...
...Athletic Committee has confirmed the re-appointment of L. P. Pieper '03 as graduate coach of the University baseball team for the season of 1908. Previous to acting as coach of the University team last spring, Coach Pieper had had three years' experience with the Freshman teams...
...year a half-ton of clothing, and one and a quarter tons of books and magazines were received. The better clothes were kept at Phillips Brooks House for distribution to such students as needed them. The rest of the clothing was distributed, a case each, to the following institutions: Spring Street Neighborhood House, New York; Cambridge Associated Charities; St. Vincent de Paul Society, South Boston; McAuley Water Street Mission, New York; Morgan Memorial, Boston; St. James' Parish, North Cambridge; Tuskegee Institute, Alabama; Seaman's Friend Society, Boston; Salvation Army, Boston...
...Stefansson, formerly an assistant in the department of ethnology, has returned from an extended trip to the Arctic regions, on which he started in the spring of 1906. Mr. Stefansson was a member of the Mikkelson expedition, and was charged with the commission of collecting archaeological and ethnological material for the Peabody Museum. The ship on which the party sailed was wrecked in the ice and they were forced to return overland through Northern Canada...