Word: ten
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...tonight in Harvard 5, each man will be allowed five minutes to speak and six men will be retained. The judges will be W. T. Foster 1G., G. W. Hinckley 1L., and A. A. Ballantine '04. At the second trial on Thursday each man will be allowed to speak ten minutes, but there will be no rebuttal speeches, and the team and substitutes will be decided upon. The judges will be G. W. Hinckley 1L., H. W. Ballantine 3L., and A. S. Hills...
...present about ten men are practicing regularly in the Gymnasium under the direction of Mr. Dohs, but a larger number of candidates for the team is desired...
Regular practice of the candidates for the University and class basketball teams was held in the Gymnasium Wednesday night. The class squads were divided into as many teams of five men each as possible, and each team played two halves, of fifteen and ten minutes in length, with another team made up of men from the same squad. Some time was also spent in the practice of throwing baskets...
Trials for the two teams will be held next Tuesday evening; the Juniors in Sever 11 at 7 o'clock; the Seniors at a place to be announced later. Each speaker will be allowed ten minutes and a first and second team in each class will be retained. Candidates for the Senior team should send their names to E. C. Johnson, Hollis 25, before 10 o'clock next Monday. Juniors should send their names to R. P. Dietzman, Conant 20, before 10 o'clock next Monday...
Trials will be held for both teams next Monday and Thursday evenings at places to be announced later. On Monday each speaker will be allowed five minutes, and six men will be retained in each class. At the second trials on Thursday, ten minutes will be allowed each speaker, and first and second teams will be chosen. Sophomores should send their names to A. E. Wood, College House 32, before 1.30 o'clock next Monday; Freshmen to G. B. Stevens, College House 41, before 1 o'clock next Monday...