Word: ten
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...junior crew took a ten mile run Saturday afternoon...
...first place in the pole vault, J. E. Morse, B. A. A. (12 inches) and E. W. Kingsley, W. A. C. (8 inches) were tied ten feet; Morse, however, won first in the toss...
...Gratwick, G. McKay, Frost and Cummin. Of these Gratwick and Cummin have not had much experience in rowing. McKay has not as yet shown up very promisingly. Frost has never rowed before and it is too early to tell yet what he can do. Ganson is one of the ten strongest men in college but is not altogether in perfect form and is suffering severely from a lame shoulder received at foot ball. Johnson who has been rowing regularly till within a few days when he was taken seriously ill, is very heavy and strong and when he is able...
...will probably not go into strict training before the middle of March and it is hoped that they will be at the training table six weeks, - that is two more than last year. Captain Cook is out again and will probably be able to run in a week or ten days...
...eighth ten of the Institute of 1770 were elected last night. The men with the order in which they were taken in are: J. R. Oliver, W. McDonald, A. A. Beebe, H. L. Newman, Jr., E. B. Alford, C. Bullock, R. Washburn, R. E. Paine, C. H. Crane, A. L. Conger...