Word: fielding
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...athletic grounds at Columbia will be begun about May 1. The grounds will not be ready for use before next fall, but by that time it is expected that all the athletic associations of the college will have permanent practice and training grounds on the new field...
...development of football and track athletics, boating continues to loom up pre-eminently as the representative sport. The Cornell navy came into existence in 1871, when there were only about 400 men in the university against its present 1400. The next year a crew was sent to Spring field and met defeat. Although creeping up in place, defeat fodowed for two years, until 1873, when a turning point was reached. In that year Cornell's freshmen defeated Harvard, Brown and Princeton, and the 'varsity won its first great race against twelve competitors. Both of these victories were repeated...
Over $10,000 has been subscribed for a new Athletic field at Columbia...
...question of a life vocation is a perplexing one to the vast majority of college men. The field is so large and requirements so varied that it is indeed difficult to make a decision. Advice such as we may expect to receive in this course, coming as it does from men who have been successful in the vocations which they are to describe, ought to be of the greatest value. The lectures ought certainly to be largely attended...
From '93-Dickerman (captain), Babbitt, Birdsall, Bliss, Beardman, Bowne Bremer, Cravens, Crouse, Curtis, Dill, Field, A. B. Fox, J. C. Fox, Gardner, Gatchell, Gibson, Hackett, Harvey, Hickox, Hobbie, Joy, Lambert, Martin, Morse, Murphy, Newell, Parsous, Sedgwick, Smith, Taintor, Wheeler and Yates; from '92 S.- Baldwin, Beach, Bechtel, Every Gordon, Harsh, Hatch, H. H. Jackson, H. T. Jackson, Owsley, Steese, Windstandley and Wood; from the Medical school, Mclnerny...