Word: offering
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Haven; Saturday, May 25, at Cambridge. An agreement relating to Freshman baseball games-according to a letter from Harvard-'90-provides that '92 play first at Cambridge. It was carrying out this agreement that led us to propose the dates mentioned in our letter of February 28. We offered May 25 at Cambridge, thinking it a date most likely to please Harvard. We submitted June 1 at New Haven, believing it would be most practical for Yale, It seems but just that each college should have the choosing of one of the two dates. Therefore, for the first game...
...rumor that Ruddock would build a cedar shell for the University crew is unfounded. Four months ago Ruddock was asked to build such a shell but he was unable to accept the offer...
...whose development is above 675, to show the work accomplished during the last decade. Already there are 225 men on the list, the highest average being between 1100 and 1200. In order to make this list as full as possible, Dr. Sargent wishes all men who can to offer themselves for examination before the first of May, after which time the records, will be worked up and the names and records will be published of all those who have a rank above 675. It is desirable for not only those men who have never been examined to present themselves...
...Princeton alumni residing in New York and Pennsylvania have offered their college a trophy cup worth $120. The cup will have inscribed on it the names of the best kickers of Princeton since the introduction of the Rugby game, and one name will be added each year. This is expected to prove a great stimulus to the foot-ball players. The offer was unanimously accepted and a vote of thanks was tendered to the donors...
...plan for the formation of the so-called Economic Club, which is to occupy rooms in Lawrence Hall is rapidly progressing. The committees appointed some time ago to take charge of the scheme have been hard at work, and will be ready to offer very favorable report at the next meeting of those interested in the establishment of the club. Considerable money has already been collected by subscription, and more is promised. The committee which has charge of the finances feels confident that the sum necessary to equip the rooms in Lawrence will be secured, so there is no longer...