Word: weatherly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Though the weather was fine, few were present, and the playing was not especially good. In the afternoon however a large number of prominent society people were present and the playing was an improvement over that of the morning. As will be seen by the score, the Harvard men, Wrenn, Hoppin and Winslow all won, while Yale's representative, Fowler, was easily defeated by Chace of Brown. The score as far as known is as follows...
...weather was perfect and the crowd was the largest ever seen at a contest between the two schools...
...weather has been quite cool here since the crew came, and it is such a contrast to that in Cambridge that the men cannot help doing their best, especially when they realize that they will row against a very fast crew...
...seventh annual championship meeting of the New England Interscholastic Athletic Association was held yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field. The weather was as nearly perfect as could be desired, and the track was in the best of condition. Four records were broken, a new record was established, and nearly all of the events were closely contested. The audience was quite large, numbering over 800, and was very patient whenever any waits occured. On the whole the meeting was conducted with great dispatch, the last event being finished by five o'clock. Thirteen schools succeed in winning a place, and the point...
...were met at the time by no counteracting arguments. In fact, there were none. Nobody used the gymnasium in the evening, and there was no reason for keeping it open. This, however, was in that intermediate period after the men gave up indoor exercise and before the very hot weather had come. But during these last hot days complaints have been heard to the effect that the gymnasium should be open during the evening, so that at least the baths could be used. The refreshment of a cool bath after a hot day's work would do a great deal...