Word: western
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...great difference, however, between eastern and western football, he says, is remarkably evident in the kicking and punting. In the east a good deal of time is devoted to these details, and consequently we find fullbacks who seldom make a bad punt or miss a goal. In the west it is different; the kicking and punting is poor-it could hardly...
...MURCHIE.'94 ELEVEN.-Following men be at B. and M. station, Western Div., Haymarket square, at 12.45 sharp: Lee, Williams, Cary, Saltonstall, McDonald, Bond, Wrenn, harding, Short, Cabot, Earle, Gardner, Borden, Garrison, Brooks, Harrison, and Hubbell. Get lunch first, and don's forget clothes...
...there has been no exhaustive bibliography of American first editions; this volume therefore fills a vacancy and it is not inappropriate that it should come during this Columbian year. Herbert Stuart Stone '94 is the compiler and the book contains an attractive and amusing introduction by Eugene Field, the western poet and booklover. The printing was done at the University Press and the volume is as pretty a piece of work as any book fellow could desire...
...Shooting Clubs of Harvard, Yale and Princeton will hold the proposed three cornered match on Monday afternoon. beginning to shoot somewhere near 2 o'clock. The match will be held on the grounds of the Wellington Gun Club, which can readily be reached on the western division of the Boston and Maine. Trains run at frequent intervals, and the one leaving at 1.45 p.m. will be in ample time for the shoot...
...annual World's Student Conferences will be held as usual this year at Northfield Mass. July 1st to 12th and at Lake Geneva Wis. June 23rd to July 2nd, this latter meeting being principally for western students although any men who go there will have a good chance to visit the World's Fair as Lake Geneva is only two hours ride from Chicago. Many prominent men have been secured to lecture among whom are Professor Drummond, Rev. Henry Van Dyke, of New York, formerly one of the Harvard Preachers; Professor M. W. Jacobus, of Hartford Theological Seminary...