Word: station
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...station, which was designed by R. F. Peabody, of the firm of Peabody & Stearns, of Boston, will harmonize as much as possible with the long slope-way to the north and with the Yard fence and class gates, all being built of brick with sandstone trimmings. This fact, an unusual one in traction construction, will add greatly to the general appearance of the Square. The interior, and underground part of the structure will be finished in white tiles...
...University and Freshman crew squads will depart for Ithaca on the train leaving Trinity Place station this evening at 6.40 o'clock. They will arrive at Ithaca tomorrow morning. The men will then go directly to their quarters at the Sheldrake Sanatarium, at Sheldrake on Lake Cayuga, 20 miles from Ithaca, and will take a row in the afternoon. Both crews will row at Sheldrake twice on Thursday and Friday and once on Saturday morning. The Freshman race will be held as a preliminary to the University crew race, which will be rowed at Ithaca on Saturday afternoon...
...University second baseball team will leave the Trinity Place Station at 1.28 o'clock this afternoon for Worcester, where it will meet Worcester Academy. Of the six games played so far this spring, the second team has won four and lost two, to Exeter and Newton High School. The team will bat today in the following order: Chase, 1b.; Clifford, c.f.; Blackall, l.f.; Tomes, 3b.; Corcoran, s.s.; O'Connell, 2b.; Conant, r.f.; Sullivan, c; Sexton...
...University lacrosse team leaves this evening on the 7.35 o'clock train from the South Station for Geneva and Ithaca, N. Y., to meet Hobart and Cornell. In case both games are won the championship of the Northern League will go to Harvard for the second consecutive year. Fifteen players with the managers and Coach Warwick will make the trip...
...Hansen, of Milwaukee, Wis.: R. E. Borne, of Portsmouth, N. H.; K. Melntosh, of New York, N. Y.; H. McGuire, of New York, N. Y.; W. E. Quinby, of Pittsburg, Pa.; W. G. Rice, Jr., of Albany, N. Y.; A. Smith, of Worcester; C. H. Weston, of Merion Station...