Word: weather
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...been impossible to complete the binding of all copies of the Senior Class Album, owing to the wet weather. One hundred more copies will be put on sale today. All subscribers who were turned away at yesterday's sale, and all other subscribers from Aldrich to Hamilton, inclusive, may apply today. The first applicants will receive the albums. The sale will be held from the window of Holworthy 9, from 12 o'clock until the edition is exhausted. The third sale of the albums will be held next week. 1907 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...performances in the preliminaries yesterday were as a rule of a high standard, but with good weather today should be bettered considerably. The Harvard men to qualify were Dodge and Lock-wood in the 220-yard dash, Young in the quarter-mile, Rand in the high hurdles, Mason in the low hurdles, Stephenson in the shot-put, Kersburg in the hammer-throw, and Somers and Harwood in the high jump. The failure of both Grant of Harvard and Jackson of Cornell, who together hold the intercollegiate record, to qualify in the pole-vault was one of the most unexpected events...
...outcome of the race is as yet very uncertain, as the University crew has been considerably set back during the entire season by poor weather and sickness. At present Faulkner and Fish are the only men occupying the same positions which they held in the Columbia race. Glass has been out for a week with the mumps and will not recover in time for the Cornell race. Fish and Lovering have both been out of the boat for several days and the crew has been on the whole in a very unsettled condition. Tappan, who stroked the crew against Columbia...
Yesterday proved to be a rare day, the weather being raw, as was the meat, which, nevertheless, was well done. A strong breeze blew down the stretch, which was straightaway righted, and the Monthly was then requested to cease blowing up the Young Instructor...
...poor weather conditions this season having made it impossible to try out the crews satisfactorily, the outcome of the race is difficult to predict. The disbanding of the University third crew several weeks ago benefitted the Junior crew more than any other, and several men who otherwise would have been rowing in the first crew were dropped to the second. The Seniors have been rowing together in the same order for some time and have been showing steady improvement. Yesterday the first and second Sophomore crews rowed upstream together and in a fast stretch on the way back the second...