Word: turned
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...College Association is to hold its next annual meeting in Williamstown about the 30th of October. There are ten colleges represented is this association and each one sends a delegate to the convention. The meetings are held alternately at the different colleges, once a year, and Williams has her turn in October...
...look, Harvard will have a strong team this year, and will endeavor to maintain its superiority in the college association. The colleges that will probably be represented in the association are Amherst, College of the City of New York, Columbia, Harvard, Princeton and Yale. The graduate players will, in turn, no doubt give an impetus to the sport in various quarters of the country. The matter of sending a team to represent Harvard in the tournament to be held in New York the latter part of this month is being actively discussed, and will probably be favored. A large number...
...Varsity Eleven will probably play a practice game Saturday afternoon with a team composed of graduates: Those who were present at the game with the graduates last fall will look for a lively contest. Let us all turn out and encourage the team...
...Newburyport, Salisbury and Hampton. All who can are urged to start with the club, even though they feel unequal to a ride of two day's duration. Such members need go only as far as Ipswich, where all will take dinner, and while the others go on they can turn back, reaching home by 6 o'clock Saturday evening. A ride of this sort is especially enjoyable, and will, besides, furnish excellent practice for the hare and hound chase the club expect to hold on the following Thursday...
Yale's refusal to join with the other New England colleges in prohibiting the playing of ball games with professional nines gives an entirely new turn to the aspect of the question. The refusal, we make no doubt, must be generally regarded as an act of discourtesy to all those colleges which have joined in the agreement, and especially a slight upon Harvard, where the movement originated. Of course the Yale faculty has a perfect right to settle its own regulations in regard to athletics in the way it deems wisest; but nevertheless it is undoubtedly an act of rudeness...