Word: tested
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...games will be held next Saturday at 3 o'clock instead of next Monday as had been planned. Entries must be made in the blue book at the east end of the Locker Building before 6 o'clock Thursday. All men who intend to compete must take the strength test, if they have not already done so, on Wednesday afternoon between...
...second annual scratch track meet for Freshmen will be held in the Stadium this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ninety six entries have been made, an increase of 22 over last year. No men who have not passed the strength test will be allowed to compete. Contestants should be dressed to run at least 15 minutes before the times scheduled for their events, as the meet will be run off as quickly as possible. Cups will be awarded to the winners of first and second places, except in those events where three or less entries have been made, when...
...these large scores denote, Holy Cross has a hard-hitting team, which should be a good test for Castle and for the fielding ability of the University nine. Holy Cross is also fast in the field and on the bases. The game will undoubtedly be very close, but Harvard should win if the fielding is good. Unless improved, the batting of the University team, which has been poor of late, will be a great handicap today...
...Yale crews leave today for Gales Ferry, to begin final preparation for the Harvard-Yale race on June 28. The weather during the past week has permitted work on the harbor at New Haven, and the men have been given long, hard rows in order to test their endurance. The order of the university boat is still uncertain. Boulton is practically sure to stroke the crew, although he has had to win his position over again since the Annapolis race. Weeks, who has rowed bow for two years, has been in the second boat for the past two weeks...
Work was begun last Tuesday upon the construction of the new Law School building, which is to stand just to the north-east of Austin Hall. Large test holes have been dug at intervals at either end and along the sides of the intended site, for the purpose of ascertaining the condition of the ground. In depth they vary from 6 to 10 feet, and thus far only a soft clay-like soil has been found, which will enable the excavation to be carried on with great rapidity. Yesterday the tool houses and implements for digging were brought...