Word: thatcher
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1890-1899
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...prospects of the Fencing Club for this year are quite bright, as, with the exception of A. G. Thatcher '97, all the members of last year's intercollegiate team are in college, and there is also much promising new material for the team. The interest in fencing this year is greater than ever before, not only in Cambridge, but also in Boston and the surrounding towns; and at the recent meeting held by the Boston Athletic Association there were a large number of entries...
...November 5, each of the fifteen speakers being allowed ten minutes. The following men were chosen: H. W. Fisher '98, of New Haven; F. E. Richardson '98, of Lancaster, N. H.; J. K. Clark '99, of Brooklyn, and H. A. Jump '99 T. S., of Albany, N. Y. The Thatcher prize for the best showing was presented to H. W. Fisher '98. Fisher debated against Princeton in 1896, but none of the other men has been on an intercollegiate debate before. Because of this inexperience it is expected that the weak point of the Yale team will be in rebuttal...
...Thatcher 1901, scratch; A. E. Wright 1900, 20 seconds...
...Mohan, E. H. S.; second, G. O. Thatcher, H.; third, R. C. Dorr, W. A. Time...
...members of the Fencing Club who have fenced before, A. G. Thatcher '97 is the only man available for the team which is to be sent to the Fencing Club Tournament in New York on March 18. A. F. Riggs '98, who was a member of last year's junior team, is unfortunately ill and will probably not be able to fence. The most promising candidates for the two remaining positions are H. Clapp, 1900, F. W. Palfrey '98, M. Green 1L., L. Luquer '99, A. B. Lapsly '99, and W. A. Talcott 1L. Clapp has a weak wrist...