Word: wente
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Amherst made a run in the first on Storrs' single, Bates' wild throw and a sacrifice. Again, in the fifth, Davidson reached first on called balls, stole second, went to third on a wild throw and scored on Belcher's long fly to centre. Storrs did some good batting for Amherst, while Campbell and Quackenboss for Harvard deserve especial mention in that line. Bates pitched a good game and was ably supported by Henshaw. Gallivan distinguished himself at second...
...pursuance of the plan formed by the management of the H. S. C. to obtain team practice before the match with Pennsylvania, the team went to the grounds of the Wellington club, on Saturday last, and shot a practice match. Contrary to the expectation of those who know the relative strength of the two teams, the contest proved very close, and the Harvard team showed unexpected skill. The Wellington team ranks among the strongest in the country, and the excellent showing made against it augurs well for the success of Harvard in the coming championship match. The summary follows...
...finds it necessary to make the Auvergnat lie, in order to save the reputation of Madame Coquenard. Prunette undertakes to bring this about, and the scene in which she coquettes with the teller of unpleasant truths was especially well acted. The parts were very well sustained throughout, and everything went very smoothly without the delays and hitches which usually characterize amateur acting. The dialogues were especially bright and interesting, and the play was very Parisian in tone. Mr. Davis as the Auverguat, and Mr. Blossom as the French maid deserve great praise. The girls were all pretty and very well...
...members of the Glee and Banjo Clubs went to Fall River yesterday afternoon by special horse car on the West End Railway and by Pullman car on the Old Colony road. A concert was given in Music Hall before a large audience in which were many old Harvard men. After the concert, the clubs became the guests of the Harvard Club of Fall River and were tendered a reception. The men will return to Cambridge this morning...
...three of the Graduate Boating Committee were at the boat house yesterday watching the crews, and Mr. Peabody went out with the 'Varsity; Mr. Watson coached the freshmen from a working boat...