Word: sundays
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...fifty men, including the nine, go to New Haven Saturday, tickets for round trip will be $5.30. If twenty-five go, the tickets will be $5.75. The tickets are good from Friday to Sunday night. The train leaves Boston and Albany depot at 9 A. M. and reaches New Haven at 1.24 P. M. Return train leaves New Haven at 6.26 P. M., and reaches Boston at 10.30. Book for names is now at Bartlett...
...fifty men, including the nine, go to New Haven Saturday, tickets for round trip will be $5.30. If twenty-five go, the tickets will be $5.75. The tickets are good from Friday to Sunday night. The train leaves Boston and Albany depot at 9 A. M. and reaches New Haven at 1.24 P. M. Return train leaves New Haven at 6.26 P. M., and reaches Boston at 10.30. Book for names is now at Bartlett...
...fifty men, including the nine, go to New Haven Saturday, tickets for round trip will be $5.30. If twenty-five go, the tickets will be $5.75. The tickets are good from Friday to Sunday night. The train leaves Boston and Albany depot at 9 A. M. and reaches New Haven at 1.24 P. M. Return train leaves New Haven at 6.26 P. M., and reaches Boston at 10.30. Book for names is now at Bartlett...
...nine did not return directly to Cambridge from New Haven, but spending Sunday there they went to Amherst yesterday morning, where they ended their most successful trip by defeating the home nine by a score of 13 to 10, after a most exciting game. As in Cambridge, yesterday's game was marked by heavy batting and rather loose fielding, but this can be partly counted for by the field, which, as is well known, is not of the best...
...Sunday Herald,"in its account of the Yale-Brown game says: "There was a great deal of excitement throughout the game, but not much money was up, excepting some that was bet by Harvard men who came down to back Brown and lost." It is rather surprising to find such a statement as this in the Herald, one which, even if it were true, would be in very bad taste, when in reality it is utterly without foundation...