Word: indoor
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...physical training so that when the ice freezes they can devote their entire attention to the game of hockey itself. Until the rinks are ready the squad will continue the association football practice three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In addition the goals will have special indoor practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Freshman team will probably not start work until the squads...
...would begin work on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The Freshmen, however, will not report until some further notice is given. Until regular practice can be held on ice, the squad will play association football three times a week, and the goals will be given some indoor practice in the Locker Building. A Winsor '02 will coach the team again this year, and, as soon as possible, artificially illuminated rinks will be built in the Stadium so that practice can be held in the late afternoon and evening...
...Committee were not incorporated in a minute, it is generally understood that such a decision was reached on account of the ill success of the sport at Harvard, the lack of interest among the players and undergraduates, the poor facilities for the sport, and the fact that, as an indoor sport, it is not considered physically beneficial...
...hopelessly behind the times that it seems useless to try to improve it. If all the changes suggested were made, the Gymnasium would still be too small for general use and a great deal of money would have been spent in a futile endeavor to provide suitable facilities for indoor exercise. But although it may be unwise to put in a tank, a ventilating system, or other permanent improvements, there is certainly no excuse for not keeping the building and the equipment clean. The statements made in the communication are not at all exaggerated. The building is really in such...
Would it not be well, then, to provide the necessary fencing masks, and give the team a fair show, before considering the abolition of the most attractive indoor sport? H. T. ERHARD...