Word: creditably
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Potter, Leader.H. P. C. THEATRICALS.- The dinner for members of the company only, will take place at the Boston Tavern, Province court, on Monday, May 6, at 7.30 p. m. All wines must be paid for at the dinner and no credit will be given. Dress suits...
...will be watched with interest, as a preliminary test of the candidates for the Mott Haven teams. As Harvard has lost many of last year's prize winners in track and field athletics, every new man will be looked upon as a possible substitute, and must feel that the credit of the college depends in part upon his best efforts. While the championship is in so great doubt, there can not be too many entries even in the class games. These games will give new men a chance to see what they can do and at the same time will...
...FLINT, Manager.If fifty '89 men will sign the blue book at Bartlett's before Thursday night, a tug will leave the Main street bridge on Saturday for the class races at 2.15 o'clock promptly. Price $1.50 per man. No credit will be accepted...
...energy shown by the Cricket club this year is very encouraging. This branch of our athletics, though herefore not supported by many men and having a number of difficulties to contend against, has always brought credit to the college. This year we are very glad to see that the club has begun the season with increased energy and under much more favorable conditions. More men are trying for the team than ever before and the drawback of having no suitable practice ground has been done away with. The need of having more room for our outdoor athletics is a question...
...Hollis St. Theatre, will, if arrangements can be made, be given next week in Sanders, and therefore mention of it here will not be out of place. The play is performed exclusively by students of the American Academy of Dramatic Art, and yesterday afternoon they reflected much credit upon their school by performing difficult parts of the tragedy with great carefulness and impressiveness. Agamemnon, on his return from Troy, had been murdered by his wife, and her paramour. Orestes, son of Agamemnon, then a child, had been rescued from the clutches of his father's murderers by his sister Electra...