Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...away from home is entirely unwarranted. The nine has been doing creditable work of late and does not deserve the attack of those men who are ever ready to declare Harvrd teams beaten, even before the contest. On the contrary, the freshman nine has won one game and will make a great effort to get the second; if properly supported by their class there is every reason to hope that Harvard will win. Freshmen ought to sing the book at Leavitt and Peirce's in large numbers...
Clark of Yale did not enter on account of the injuries he received at the intercollegiate games.] In order to make the contest more even, therefore, R. H. Dawis '91, did not start; his place was taken by Barron...
...response to appeals from the university. Year after year he has made generous bequests in an unobtrusive way, until, even before his last gift, he stood among the first of Harvard's benefactors. Now he has shown his loyalty to the students' interests in a way that must make every man personally grateful. Tonight Harvard men will have an opportunity to make his acquaintance. No true son of Harvard will neglect to avail himself of this opportunity and do his best to give Mr. Higginson a rousing welcome...
...will be held on the boat house course Saturday afternoon, June 14. Entries may be made in the blue-book at the Weld Boat House, and the entries will close Wednesday night; 25 cents entrance fee, payable to the janitor or secretary. If there are not enough entrics to make the race a success the race will be called off and fees returned...
...will be held on the boat house course Saturday afternoon, June 14. Entries may be made in the blue-book at the Weld Boat House, and the entries will close Wednesday night; 25 cents entrance fee, payable to the janitor or secretary. If there are not enough entries to make the race a success the race will be called off and fees returned...