Word: team
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...picked team from Harvard played the St. Paul's School team on the school grounds last Wednesday and won the game by the score of 23 to 0. For Harvard, Shaw, Goodrich, Pruyn and Blagden played the strongest game, and Foulke, Henry and Barnum were most effective for St. Paul...
Delegates from Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Union College, New York University and Haverford met in the Columbia Gymnasium on Wednesday and formed an intercollegiate gymnastic association. Harvard was not represented, but will join the association and will send a team to the meet which will probably be held next March at the Columbia Gymnasium. Temporary officers were elected and a committee was appointed to draw up a constitution and by-laws. The competition will be on parallel and horizontal bars, on swinging rings and horses and in tumbling and club swinging...
...Harvard team has planned out a scheme of work for the year. Owing to the regular system of class and apparatus work which will be given the team under the personal instruction of Mr. Dohs, a very large number of men have handed in their names. J. P. Jones '02 has been appointed manager, and efforts are being made to arrange dates for exhibitions and competitions...
...following men are candidates for the team: D. P. Lockwood '03, G. O. Suppes '03, D. A. Leedy '03, W. T. Starr '03, A. L. Dean '00, H. W. Godfrey '02, C. W. Pierce '3L., M. F. Graupner sC., A. A. Bryant 3G., A. H. Shearer '03, A. S. Hills '00, C. B. Blakely '02, F. Palmer '00, J. P. Jones '02, J. B. Burnet 2L., A. J. Harwood '02, L. D. Somers '03, A. Groosman '03, C. Brewster '03, V. Whitney '03, C. H. Baker...
...regard to football. The bit entitled "Sporticus," in the series of "Lampy's Menagerie" is a very pleasing innovation. Although short, it is one of the best executed pieces in the number on account of the humor and scientific language. Another timely and interesting part is the "All Cambridge Team for 1899," which contains the usual local hits but with unusual variations. The short jokes in prose and verse are very good, but the drawings, excepting the centre page, are not above the ordinary. The series of drawings on "Rowing Experiences, etc." is without point, and the drawing...