Word: training
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...LATHROP.TICKETS for the Harvard Yale observation train will be on sale at Thurston's Thursday morning. They will be sold at first only to students, and no one will be allowed more than ten. Price $2.00 each...
...varsity crew, with boatman, coach and substitutes, arrived here yesterday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The boats and other necessary articles came in an extra passenger coach by the same train. As soon as the men were out of the cars, they all went to work transferring the baggage and freight to the Skipjack, a small steamer. The three shells were taken in tow. After a light lunch at the quarters, the crew took a short row about dark. The men are all in good spirits and put an amount of energy and snap in the rowing that...
...freshman crew will start for New London this noon on the same train the 'varsity took. The requisite five hundred dollars has been raised by J. H. Morgan, the manager, and the outlook financially at least is better than with the freshman crews of several years past...
...varsity crew is unable to leave for New London today as was expected. They will probably start tomorrow on the one o'clock train...
Arrangements have now been completed with the railroad officials in reregard to the observation train at the Yale-Harvard boat race. In all twenty-two cars have been reserved for Yale and Harvard-the thirteen remaining cars in the train having been bespoken before the colleges made arrangements with the railroads-eleven for Harvard and eleven for Yale. The seats will cost $2.00 each, and for parties desiring a whole car the price will be $180. The tickets for the Harvard cars have not yet arrived, but when they do the greater part will be put on sale at Thurston...