Word: took
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...start was made on the Technology Field at 10.40 O'clock, and the race run in circuits of one and one-half and four and one-half miles. At the start P.D. White of technology took the lead, followed by E.L.Veits '11 of Harvard in second place. The order had changed at the end of the first circuit and H.G. Watkins, L.O.Mills, and H.S. Benson, all of Technology, led. Withington, the first Harvard man at the time was running fifteenth...
After graduating from Sheffield Scientific School, Mr. Brewster took the degree of L.L.B. at the Yale Law School. From 1883 to 1897 he practiced, law in Detroit and then entered the law department of the University of Michigan. Since 1903 he has been editor of the Michigan Law Review and has also traveled extensively in South America...
...coaches in the Locker Room, the men were given a light practice in the Stadium. As the hay was on the field, there was no signal practice. The team returned to the Woodland Park Hotel for lunch. Most of the squad slept for two hours in the afternoon and took a short walk before supper...
Last night for the first time, at 11 o'clock, a street car went on its trial trip over the new tracks recently laid in Mt. Auburn street. After 1 o'clock last night the whole street car traffic took the Mt. Auburn street route. The tracks on Massachusetts avenue between Putnam avenue and Harvard square will be torn up and cars will not run there again until the completion of the subway. The new route branches off Massachusetts avenue at Putnam square and follows Mt. Auburn street as far as Boylston street, whence the usual routes are followed...
...front of Claverly the parade passed the graduates who, under Chief Marshal J. W. Hallowell '01, formed in order of classes at 3.30 and followed the undergraduates to the field, where they took seats below them in the Stadium. Chief Marshal Hallowell followed by the Salem Cadet Band of 51 pieces, led the procession. After the band came Col. M. P. Hallowell '61, and 50 members of classes previous to 1890. Then followed the classes in order of graduation, each with a banner. Upon their arrival on the field they cheered Coach Haughton and the undergraduates. The latter responded with...