Word: working
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...beautiful spurt in the Senior boat and his crew passed '99 about a half mile from the finish and steadily closed in on the Sophomores until the line was crossed. Had the course been an eighth of a mile longer the Freshmen would have passed '99. The work of 1901 throughout was very promising and their final spurt, although a little late, was very creditable...
...nine was given a good deal of hard work during the week, the mornings being devoted to batting and the afternoons to the more general work of fielding and practicing plays. A considerable change has been made in the make-up of the nine. Fincke has gone to short and Cropley to left, with Jaynes centre and Whittemore or Bertholf right. Putnam has taken Fincke's place at second...
...wish, difficult though the task is, to try to express the gratitude which the college feels for such service as Goodrich stands for. His work has been of the sort which Harvard may well take pride in-absolute devotion to the cause, and absolute disregard for personal interests...
STUDENTS who ride Bicycles and wish their wheels put in good shape before the season opens up would do well to bring them in now, or send a postal, or leave word and we will call and get the machine and deliver. First class work. 15 years in the Bicycle business. Agent for the Dayton, White, Eagle, Featherstone, Harvard Crimson, and Harvard Special Bicycles...
Foster, Doran, J. Galbraith, Stearns and Dill have been doing most of the pitching, and from these men the regular pitchers will be chosen. Stearns is doing the best work. He is left-handed, has a good delivery and good control, but his arm is not particularly strong. Foster is not so speedy but has better control. Galbraith depends upon a slow ball; his delivery is puzzling. It is very probable that the 'Varsity pitchers will be borrowed for the more important games. Simpson is the only catcher out at present. Before he came out it was necessary to borrow...