Word: yesterday
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Senior and Sophomore football teams played a tie game yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field, the score being 0 to 0. The tie will be played off the first part of next week...
...third game of the interclass football series, played yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field between the Seniors and Freshmen was won by the Freshmen by the score of 21 to 0. The Seniors were unable to gain consistently against the Freshmen whose line-up was the same as that against the Yale Freshmen last Saturday. Fumbles were frequent owing to the wetness of the ball, and darkness during the second half. Frothingham and Pierce played well for the Freshmen and Cate excelled for the Seniors...
...annual meeting of the directors of the Co-operative Society was held yesterday to elect officers for the fiscal year 1908-09. The report of the year 1907-08, which contains the by-laws of the society as an appendix, was presented and accepted. The nominations of the following men were ratified: from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, C. L. Bouton; from the alumni, A. S. Johnson '85; from the University at large, H. L. Blackwell '99; from the Graduate School, J. Ford 3G.; from the Law School, N. Kelly 3L.; from the Medical School, Dr. W. B. Cannon...
...Junior class elections, held yesterday in the CRIMSON office were attended by a very small vote, only 232 ballots being received. The officers elected were: president--Sullivan Amory Sargent, Jr., of Brookline; vice-president--Philip Wyman, of Fitchburg; secretary--George Peabody Gardner, Jr., of Boston. The cast of votes was: for president--S. A. Sargent, Jr., 147, G. G. Browne 85; for vice-president--P. Wyman 85, S. T. Hicks 73, F. M. deSelding 73; for secretary--G. P. Gardner, Jr., 135, D. Crocker...
...Harvard second football team defeated Fort Warren in the Stadium, yesterday afternoon by the score of 22 to 0. Because of the wet field, and the darkness, the time of the game was cut down to one twenty-five minute half...