Word: stilling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...work of the 'Varsity crew was better than a week ago, although it was still somewhat hurried and unsteady. The second crew rowed better in the second than in the first mile. The men got considerable leg drive into their stroke but shortened when they increased the rate at the finish. The time, although not given out, is supposed to be fast...
...lead by seven points. In the broad jump Nickerson and Clarke easily outclassed the Yale jumpers; Nickerson, on his last jump, made 22 ft. 10 in., which breaks the record. Taintor, Yale's high jumper, dropped out at 5 ft. 8 in., leaving but Rice, Ellis and Morse still jumping...
These suggestions will cause little additional trouble to the club members, who we are confident will regard it a pleasure and a duty to give a new stimulus to an old feature of college life-still very dear to the hearts of Harvard...
...view of the coming hard game, the practice of the nine yesterday afternoon was limited to three quarters of an hour of sharp fielding and batting work. Fitz is still troubled with his arm, and McCornick's illness has come as another unfortunate set-back to the favorable work of the nine in preparation for the game. Both men may be able to play, although there is a strong probability that Fitz will not be in condition and that McCornick will not even be able to accompany the nine on the trip. In this case Morse will pitch and Foster...
...Senior Class, and served also as Junior ushers on Class Day. In fact there was not only general interest shown, but every effort was made to keep that interest alive; and, although it is not now realized by the undergraduates, many of the older inhabitants of Cambridge and Boston still watch for the notices of Boylston Prize Contests...