Word: strings
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Following is the program for the Pop Concert in Symphony Hall this evening: 1.Hungarian March, Berlioz 2. Waltz, "Wine, Woman, and Song," Strauss 3. Serenade Lyrique, Elgar 4. Overture to "Freischutz," Weber 5. Overture to "Gwendoline," Chabrier 6. Adagio and Gavotte for String Orchestra, Bach 7. Selection. "Trovatore," Verdi 8. Suite II., "L'Arlesienne," Bizet 9. Waltz, "La Fautes des Roses," Berger 10. Selection, "Mile. Modiste," Herbert 11. Ronde D'Amour, Westerhont 12. March, "Probe Kuss," Milloecker
...PHYSICAL COLLOQUIUM. "The Motion of a Violin String." (A Bowdoin Prize Essay.) Dr. H. N. Davis. Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Room...
Graduate Prizes of $200 each--one to H. N. Davis '03 for an essay on "The Motion of a Violin String" and one to D. P. Lockwood '03 for an essay on "The Spread of Greek Influence through Translations in the Fifteenth Century." First Undergraduate Prize of $250 to A. L. Locke '09 for an essay on "Tennyson and His Literary Heritage." Second Undergraduate Prizes of $100 each--one to H. Askowith '07 for an essay on "Lessing and Johnson in Relation to their Critical Heritage: A Comparative Study," and one divided between A. E. Pinanski '09 for an essay...
...Freshman shooting team easily defeated Andover on Soldiers Field last Saturday afternoon by the score of 170 to 129, out of a possible 250. Higginson made the best score of the day, getting 38 birds. Cobb, the captain of the Freshman team, hit 24 in his last string of 25. The individual scores were as follows: 1910. ANDOVER. Cobb, 36 Morrison, 35 Olney, 31 Stokes, 30 Whitney, 31 Fraser, 29 Higginson, 38 Wilkinson, 25 Hauthaway, 34 Root (out of 25), 5 Snannon, (out of 25), 5 -- -- Totals...
...there are sports where the professional can defeat the amateur every time, such as baseball, rowing, and track athletics. When Yale employed Mr. Lush Harvard had a long string of baseball victories to her credit; yet in one season, Mr. Lush turned out a nine from poor material which defeated a Harvard nine of veteran calibre, coached under an amateur system. The converse, nearly, is true in rowing, though Mr. Wray had even a more difficult task, because he had to oppose a professional system of marked success. Yet Mr. Wray's success here and his superiority over his amateur...