Word: watchfulness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...river, four from the University squad and seven from the Freshman. The water was rough and choppy, and good feathering was well nigh impossible. For the first time this year the John Harvard was put in commisison, from the bow of which Conch Stevenson was able to watch the rowing of the Freshmen...
...complimentary dinner to last year's University baseball nine was held at the Hotel Victoria last evening. Gold watch charms in the form of baseballs, the gift of graduates, were presented by Toastmaster Gareeau '91, to men who played in the winning games with Yale last spring, as follows: Coach L. P. Pieper '03, W. D. Dexter, Jr., '07, G. T. Sugden '07, C. R. Leonard '08, J. D. Pounds '08, T. Briggs '09, E. P. Currier '09, E. T. Dana '09, N. K. Hartford '09, C. W. Harvey '09, H. McCall '09, J. W. Simons...
...municipal government, as in football, the rule of the game should be: Watch the ball. This is the one thing that has not hitherto been done. It is the thing that is not generally contemplated when college men are urged to go into politics, but just as sure as watching the quarterback or left end will lose the football championship, so watching the mayor or comptroller or alderman will continue the evils of American municipal government. Just as in football, too, the test of the player is what he is able to do with the ball and with his team...
...following men have been appointed agents of the Boston Good Government League to watch the precinct polls of the eighth ward primaries in Boston today: S. E. Morison 1G., E. T. Wallinder 1L., J. F. Sandefur 2L., G. M. Glover '11, W. J. Mack 1L., A. E. Pinanski 1L., C. R. Joy '08, W. S. Blakeslee '09, H. S. Barker '10, H. P. Fowler '10, P. M. Stone '10, R. Lothrop '09, W. Hanson '09, J. H. Broderick 1L., E. D. Adair '09, K. W. Lamson 1L., I. H. Fairfield '09, W. M. Cole...
...polls in Boston during the primaries Thursday. All men who are interested in the work are urged to send their names at once to H. M. Gilmore, Holworthy 6. The polls are open from 6 A. M. to 4 P. M., but the time for each man to watch can be arranged to suit his convenience...