Word: wente
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...eleven went up to Exeter Saturday afternoon, accompanied by only eight freshmen. In the first three quarters they out-played Exeter at every point, accepting all chances, and keeping their opponents within their twenty-five yard line most of the time. By compelling them to make a safety, at the end of the first three-quarters the score stood, Harvard freshman 2, Exeter...
...Buckingham, '87, 7 in.; F. E. Parker, '89, 9 in. The jumping was started at 4 feet. Shepard was the first man to drop out at 4 ft. 9 in. Parker failed three times at 5 feet, which threw him out. The remaining men all went over 5 ft. 2 in., but the next height to which the bar was raised, 5 ft. 3 1-2 inches, was too much for Buckingham and Bradley. This left the two Clarks to finish. Both cleared at 5 ft. 4 3-4 in., after which D. C. Clark retired. H. L. Clarke kept...
...branches and subdivisions, would never be settled for the members of this university; or, if settled, matters must be so shaped as to give the students the greatest possible trouble and inconvenience. On a recent evening, we are informed, two students took their boxing gloves and went down to the sparring room of the gymnasium. Finding it locked, they applied at the office for the key, and were there told that some one had taken it away, presumably one of the instructors who occupy the room. Being more than surprised at this a visit was immediately made to the gentleman...
...game on Saturday, Willard knocked a foul which went way over the Pudding building. Another foul from his bat struck the top of the roof...
...crew went into training Thursday...