Word: footing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...bored on the lot to supply water for Dunster, Little's and the new swimming pool. As soon as this work is completed the new building will be begun. It is to be L-shaped and will extend across the south end of the lot and have a ninety foot front on Holyoke street. The gymnasium, 22 by 35 feet, will be at the west end of the south side and next to it will be placed the two squash-ball courts, each 20 by 30 feet. The swimming pool, 22 by 35 feet, will be at the southeast corner...
...roadway will from one of the long sides. Two hockey rinks, each 125 by 58 feet, will be fenced off at the east end and the remaining space, 284 by 125 feet, will be left open. The rink is to be flooded to the depth of one foot with water supplied from a fire faucet in the boat house. A small admission fee will be charged and season tickets will be issued. Mr. D. L. Turner, instructor in the Lawrence Scientific School, planned the rink and is superintending its construction...
...candidates who reported last night for the Freshman Mandolin Club, the following were retained for further trial: Guitars--E. H. Holbrook, S. J. Eddy, L. Albright, F. H. Poor, S. T. Brown. Mandolins--D. Draper, C. S. Perkins, W. S. Bedal, P. Bancroft, S. B. Cummings, N. C. Foot, G. N. Dowse, M. T. Wendell, C. R. Gross Jr., H. P. Brown, W. Tuckerman, J. P. Williams, A. Notman, H. Notman, A. F. Afong, W. Kittridge, H. B. Stevens. The first rehearsal will be this afternoon at 4.45 p. m. in the gymnasium of Ware Hall...
...Hallowell was slightly injured and Campbell did not go into the line-up, the work of the ends was weak. The kicking by Sawin, however, was good, especially a pretty goal from the field. Reid also was kept out of the practice by a sore on his kicking foot. Ellis's principal fault was in mixing up the interference. There was less offside and holding than usual...
...putting, 5-6. On the fourth hole, Averill pulled his drive; Pyne sliced his second, but won by 6-7. Both made the fifth in two and Averill won on the put, 4-5. The sixth should have been halved for both balls were within a foot of the hole in three. Averill, however, missed his put and Pyne won, 4-5, and was two up. Pyne lost the seventh, 5-4. Both halved the eighth in five. At the ninth hole both were on the edge of the green in two. Averill missed a foot put, giving the hole...