Word: clark
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman basketball team last night elected R. C. Dorr captain. L. E. Swarts was appointed manager. The year's work of the team was outlined and it was decided to retain J. K. Clark 1L. as coach. Besides the game with the Yale freshmen, which has not yet been definitely decided upon, the following games will be played: Browne and Nichols, at the Gymnasium, February 16, at 3.30; Pawtucket High School, at Pawtucket, February 23; Lawrence Y. M. C. A, at Lawrence, March 3; Salem Y. M. C. A., at Salem, March 8; and Dartmouth Sophomores, at Hanover, March...
...very valuable collection has recently been presented to the Peabody Museum by the heirs of David Kimball. This collection, which for many years was on exhibition at the Boston Museum, consists of Indian relics and curios obtained by Lewis and Clark, the famous explorers about the year 1804. Chief among the curiosities are buffalo robes decorated according to the art of the times, ancient bows and arrows, musical instruments and some interesting examples of porcupine embroidery. The last named is especially valuable from a scientific point of view, as being one of the few relics of a sort of decoration...
...Dean '00 and W. G. C erk '01 each increased the lead, Harvard winning by over 100 feet in 3m. 12 2-5s. The individual time was as follows: Converse, 48 2-5s., Bush 48 3-5s, Dean 47 3-5s., and Clark...
...work and handled the puck with more accuracy than the Freshmen. In individual playing, Pruyn for 1902, and Wright and Clarkson for 1903 excelled. The line-ups of the teams were as follows: 1902 -- Winsor, Burgess (Cook), Pruyn, Seaver (Chaffee), forwards; Metcalf, coverpoint; Stevenson, point; Perkins, goal. 1903--Foster, Clark, Ward, Clarkson, forwards; Wright, coverpoint; Litchfield, point; Foote, goal...
...Cole '00 and J.P. Sanborn '00 were elected regular editors of the Advocate last evening. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, W. Stevens '01; secretary, C.M. Clark...