Word: fielding
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Smith, Terry, Hill, Heidekoper, Beaumont, Whitney, and W. O. Griffith; one mile-West Beaumont, and S. W. Smith; hurdlers-Little, Ogden, Harris, Deveraux; high jump-Webster, Howard, Little, Oberholtzer, Lee, and Webber; weight men-Bowser, Harvey, Waugaman, Fair and Van Loon; broad jump-Goodwin, and Ogden; pole vault-Field and Griscone...
...Crawford, Cushing, Danner, Dickey, Ely, Gage, Graves, McClung, Thurber, Ryder, Tucker. Dissertations-G. I. Adams, Foster, T. S. Hart, Kernochan, Leverett, Noyes, Moyle. First Disputes-S. Blair Childs, Dunnell, S. S. Hart, Hall, Holcomb, Hedges, Moriarity, Plummer, Swarwout, Talcott. Second Disputes-Ackroyd, Baldwin, Buck, Carter, Corson, Duyckeck, Ingham, La Field, Lillagore, G. Smith, Poole, Walcott, Walton, Henry White. Tilson McBean, First colloquies-T. G. Adams, Arnet, Barnett, Bradley, Bunce, Dater, Greer, Hall, Hefflon, Hodges, Hopkins, Jewett. Kenerson, Marsh, Parker, Robinson, Sacket, G. F. Smith, Thompson, Townsend, Wales, H. L. Williams, Wright. Second colloquies-Aiken, Bailey, Barnes, Barrows, Billings, Brenner, Brewster...
Until such an action should be taken, however, I am strongly in favor of Harvard's continuing to put a team in the field; in fact, I do not see how she can do otherwise. I hope, however, that it will not long be necessary for Harvard to devote any of her athletic energies in that direction...
...Pratt athletic field at Amherst there will be a half-mile oval track, and a quarter-mile straight away track. The base ball diamond will be within the oval and the tennis courts in other parts of the twenty acres...
...George of last year's Ninety team, had much the same views on the subject. To many men no injury seemed to come from tug-of-war contests, but on the other hand many were seriously harmed. Under any circumstances, however, Harvard should keep a team in the field as long as the sport continues to be intercollegiate...