Word: turned
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...trainer Frank Dole has been very unfortunate. Last year he trained the Wesleyan team and they were beaten by University of Pennsylvania; this year he trained the University of Pennsylvania team and they in turn were beaten by Wesleyan...
...exciting contests next year, should the faculty again allow us to play our old antagonists. Foot-ball is a game which cannot die even in the face of numerous discouragements. To-day the second scheduled class game is to be played, and a large number of students will doubtless turn out and support their favorites. Eighty-seven has a very strong eleven, and the men have done conscientious work in their practice. Eighty-eight has substantially the team of her freshman year, and will prove worthy of her more experienced opponents...
Seldom is Appleton Chapel as crowded as it was last evening. By ten minutes past seven, almost every seat in the house was taken, and at 7.15 the doors were closed, and throngs of people were obliged to turn away. The attendance of college students was very large, and the seats reserved for them were far from adequate. Rev. Phillips Brooks conducted the services preliminary to the sermon. Canon Farrar's text was, "By Faith," taken from the fourth chapter of Hebrews, and the substance of his remarks was as follows...
...enough to allow at least the annual addition to the stock. There are many places in the grounds where walks would be appreciated, where in years gone by, during times of thawing, men have been not only delayed on their way to recitation, but even quite frequently obliged to turn back and give up their recitations entirely. We believe that it is good for college and students alike that the plank walks in the yard be both promptly and plentifully bestowed. These piers, stretching out from the various buildings into the rivers and seas, which our yard is heir...
...played from half an hour to an hour against the university. This year eighty-nine makes no use at all of the hour between three and four, so that they play but one hour a day as against the two that eighty-eight played. Moreover, the freshmen do not turn out in anything like sufficient numbers. There ought to be fifteen or twenty men out every day, and yet time and again not more than six or seven have put in an appearance. More especially is this true since the game with Southboro, which seems to have discouraged them instead...