Word: standing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...intending to try for the Freshman nine next spring to come out for the fall practice. The spring squad promises to be an exceptionally large one and any knowledge that the captain and coaches may have acquired during the fall as regards the playing ability of a man, will stand him in good stead when the weeding out process of the cage-work begins...
When completed, it will stand on Divinity Avenue, facing east, about 75 feet south of the Peabody Museum. There will be three stories, with a frontage of 80 feet and an extreme depth of 84 feet. The latter dimension includes the rear addition, which will be 56 feet wide by 24 feet in depth. The building will be constructed of brick and lime-stone, with a granite base and steps. The interior construction is strictly fire-proof with concrete floors and no wood-work whatever. A complete system of heating and ventilating will be introduced...
Twelve new sections of grand stand have been built to accommodate the crowd at the Yale baseball game, in addition to the stands which have been in use during the season, making twnety-one sections, or 7,200 seats in all. Sections N, O, P, Q, and R, have been put up back of third base, continuting the old stands, and in a corresponding position back of first base, sections V, W, X, Y and Z, have been built. Sections 1 and 2 fill the gap between the permanent home plate stand and the stand directly back of third...
...anticipation of tomorrow's baseball game, the undergraduates of Harvard are expected to assemble in the Yard at 7 tonight in order to cheer the nine. A band of about 40 pieces will play from the band-stand, which will be erected for use on Class Day, and speeches will be made by Dr. E. H. Nichois '86 and B. H. Hayes '98, coaches of the team. Men who attend the meeting are particularly requested not to disturb the preparations for Class Day. To meet the expenses of the band, a blue-book for subscriptions will be placed in Leavitt...
...building will stand on the corner of Quincy street and Broadway on the site now occupied by Professor Laugdell's house, facing south, and so arranged as to form with Sever Hall one side of a new quadrangle to be completed by a new building in the future. The construction will be of brick with Indiana limestone trimmings which will harmonize with Sever Hall and the Fogg Art Museum. The general character of the architecture will be Greek...