Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...remarkably steady, and the good effect of bringing out new men in the winter was apparent. A large crowd assembled to see the game, which was very evenly contested. The score was 0 to 0. In the first half the ball was mostly in Cumnock's territory, in the second mostly in Bass'. Toward the end of the game Cumnock's team came near scoring, but did not. The teams were made up as follows...
...Second team: Blake, '93, full back; Bass, '91, and Blaney, 91, half backs; Harding, L. S., quarter back: rushers; Pierce, '93. Hand, '93, Thomas, '92, Evans, '93, Cary, '93, Meddows, '93, Saltonstall...
Examinations for second year and final honors in classics will take place...
...that Harvard and Yale shall enter teams of three men and one substitute (if needed) each. The prize, to be selected at the suggestion of Harvard and Yale, is to be worth between thirty and fifty dollars, that team winning which scores the most points, counting the first, six, second, five, etc. The race is to be a two mile bicycle race on the so-called "ordinary" bicycle. Will you kindly let me know at your earliest convenience, whether or no you will enter a team against Yale under the above-named conditions...
...first one again brings up the dual league imbroglio and declares that Harvard must not back down from her demands. One football game a year, and that in New York, is out of the question, and special students must not be excluded from athletic teams. The second editorial deprecates the action taken by the New York Graduates who drew up such unsatisfactory articles of agreement, though their active interest in college matters is greeted with satiation. The remaining editorials discuss the Sawin Memorial Fund, and urge interest in the nine this season...