Word: plan
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Decoration Day on the beautiful grounds of Haverford College, Harvard won a decisive victory over the Harverford cricketers. The game was played according to the American plan, which worked well. Haverford won the toss and took the field. At the end of the first turn of three wickets Harvard had 26, of which Garrett had made 17 not out. Haverford then put up 12 for her first three wickets. Harvard's second turn raised the total to 46, Garrett again being the not out. Haverford, in her second turn, brought her total to 29. The last four wickets of Harvard...
...general feeling that some action ought to be taken in regard to the manner of holding celebrations was voiced by L. M. K. Garrison, L. S., who moved that the meeting express it as the sentiment of the students that the Athletic Committee be requested to suggest some plan under which celebrations may be conducted in a manner more satisfactory to all than they are at present. The motion was carried unanimously...
...believe that the scheme proposed in the resolutions which will be presented to the Athletic Committee must be adopted. Celebrations must be managed by the students themselves, but the leading men should have authority from the college officers and the respect of the rest of the students. This plan has been tried elsewhere and is satisfactory. Enthusiasm is a good thing and, in one way or another, celebrations are necessary. If properly managed no unseemly acts will take place, and no fault can be found with anyone...
...Harvard cricket eleven defeated Haverford in the first championship game at the Haverford College grounds near Philadelphia yesterday by a score of 164 to 70. The game was played on the American plan, each eleven completing one inning and losing six wickets in the second inning. The victory was a decisive one for Harvard, and several of her players rolled up heavy scores. The best individual scores were made by Brown, who batted for 35 runs. Garrett 26, MacVeagh 23, Balch 17, and Hewes...
...previous years in Physics A (when twelve lectures were given) have been mere matters of form, the examinations this year must be even more so, since but seven lectures have been given, and those not under the most favorable auspices. It would certainly under these circumstances seem the wisest plan to omit the examination in Physics...