Word: subs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last meeting of the executive committee of the Harvard Alumni Association held at the Union Club, Boston, ways and means were discussed toward the establishment of general headquarters for Harvard men in the State street district of Boston. No definite plans were made, but a sub-committee, with Bishop William Lawrence '71, as chairman, was chosen to consider the details of the headquarters plan. The question of publishing an alumni weekly was discussed, but no final action was taken...
...working life began as a reporter on the News Letter of Dublin. In 1870 he started for London in search of a more promising position, and soon after was appointed sub-editor of the Daily Telegraph. After a period of apprenticeship in the London office of the New York Herald, realizing that there his prospects were small, he struck out for himself...
...recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alumni Association, the sub-committee, which had been appointed to consider the advisability of using the Stadium for the Commencement Day exercises this year, reported that it would be impossible to do so as there was not enough time before June to provide the necessary awning for the Stadium. It reported further, however, that if an awning should be decided in the future, the expense for one could be underwritten without difficulty...
...point. The mark of the fair catch will be considered as on the spot where the ball is actually caught. There is some ambiguity to this rule since the man making the catch is allowed two steps. This is one of the points left to be corrected by the sub-committee on editing the rules. The committee provided that if a player is out of bounds when the ball is put in play, it shall be brought back and played over again without penalty. When the ball goes out of bounds the player may bring it in any distance from...
...report of the sub-committee on the Central Board of officials was discussed, and it was voted to recommend the adoption of a plan looking to the instruction and supervision of officials, and to suggest that the different sections of the country appoint central committees that shall be charged with the introduction of such a system, so far and so speedily as they may deem feasible. It was also voted that the sub-committee on the formation of a central board of officials communicate at once with games' officials of note throughout the country, obtaining their expression of opinion...