Word: virginia
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...will occupy the April recess. The men went to New York on the Fall River boat last night and this morning will go on to Washington, where the team will play its first game of the season with Georgetown tomorrow afternoon. On Monday it will play the University of Virginia on the Washington American League grounds...
...morning will proceed to Washington, arriving about noon. While there, they will stop at the Arlington Hotel. In the afternoon they will practice on the Georgetown diamond, and on Saturday will play Georgetown in their first game of the season. On Monday the team will play the University of Virginia on the Washington American League grounds and on Tuesday will go to Annapolis, where a game with the Naval Academy will be played the following day. A team made up of substitutes will play the Academy substitutes on Thursday, and on Friday the men will go to New York, where...
...following games are scheduled for today: Yale vs. the New York National League, Princeton vs. Tufts, Pennsylvania. vs. Georgetown. West Point vs. Union, Cornell vs. Virginia, Trinity vs. Fordham, Syracuse vs. Annapolis., Brown vs. Mauhattan...
...Georgetown baseball team defeated Yale yesterday by a score of 9 to 0, the Yale team being wholly unable to hit Crumley. These games are scheduled for today: Columbia vs. New York University, at New York: Pennsylvania vs. Virginia, at Charlottesville: Brown vs. Trinity, at Providence...
...received, as a gift from Reverend Edward Everett Hale '39, a number of the personal papers of Elisha Parmele 1778, the founder of the Harvard and Yale chapters of the Phi Beta Kappa society. After graduating from Harvard, Parmele studied for a time at William and Mary College in Virginia, where the original chapter of the society had just been established. On his return to the north he brought charters for chapters to be established at Harvard and Yale. Among the papers are Parmele's will, notes on Chaldee grammar, and a Syriac oration delivered at a Harvard exhibition...