Word: winter
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...mile run, handicap.--M. W. Ware '02, 45 yds.; C. S. Kelley '01, 55 yds.; J. H. Stone '04, 55 yds.; O. W. Richardson 2L.; 20 yds.; G. H. Fernald, Jr., '03, 60 yds.; C. M. Frothingham '02, 55 yds.; J. B. Winter '02, 60 yds.: J. H. Hall...
...everyone playing first-class baseball may be included. The general squad, consisting of upper class men who have not proved themselves worthy of positions on the University squad, will practice from 4 to 4.30. The Freshmen will be given the cage from 4.45 to 5.15. In preparation for the winter baseball work a new layer of earth has been put on the floor of the cage...
...Winter work for the rowing men is now in full progress and both the Freshman and the class crews have light daily work. After rowing on the machines or in the tank, the men are given a few minutes drill at the "Whitely" exercisers, and, if the weather permits, a short run out of doors...
...Weld -- Bancroft, Covel, Goffin, Morse, Ells, Colby, Farlow, Sparrow, Aldrich, James, Seaver, Winter, Emery...
Owing to the mild winter, there has been little good ice this season, and for the reason on many days of the practice season the Harvard team has not been able to use the rink. The men have nevertheless developed in a steady and satisfactory manner, and the team is now stronger than the one which played Yale last year. As individuals, the men are fast skaters, and have worked hard to perfect themselves in the details of their positions. As a team, they are capable of a hard defence, and a fast, though not always concerted attack...